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The fund is an actively managed ETF that seeks current income while providing indirect inverse exposure to the share price (i.e., the price returns) of the common stock of Nvidia Corporation. Its potential for gains from decreases in the share price of NVDA’s stock is limited. The fund is non-diversified.

Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Jan. 8 at 3:09 PM
$DIPS How I Handle Decay in High‑Yield ETFs! A lot of people panic when they see decay in these high‑yield ETFs. I don’t. My strategy (Dividend‑Parity Bottom‑Up Compounding Strategy) is built around it. • Dividend‑Parity → keeping all ETFs balanced by percentage • Bottom‑Up → always reinforcing the lowest‑percentage position • Compounding Strategy → combining all dividends into a single targeted buy Instead of DRIPing into every fund and averaging into decay, I pool all weekly dividends together and use that combined cash to buy only the lowest‑percentage ETF in my rotation. That means every time one of these funds decays or drops in price, it eventually becomes the weakest in the lineup — and that’s when I add to it. Buying at or near the bottom of each decay cycle, the system turns what most people fear into a long‑term advantage. Decay becomes the mechanism that resets opportunity, and the combined dividends become the fuel that compounds it over time. $FIAT, $WNTR, $CRSH
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Jan. 7 at 4:52 PM
$FIAT Here are the mechanics: these funds generate income from short‑term option premium and whatever cash yield they can squeeze out during the week. When the market loses a full session — like New Year’s Day — the income engine instantly runs at 80% capacity because there are only 4 trading days to write options instead of 5. Add in the usual holiday slowdown (lighter volume, softer implied volatility), and the premiums naturally come in smaller across the entire inverted lineup. Money‑market interest also drops because, shocker, it doesn’t accrue on days the market is closed. And no — traders taking vacations doesn’t change anything. YieldMax executes its strategy whenever the market is open, not whenever Chad from Goldman decides to come back from Aspen. Bottom line: the divs didn’t “shrink.” The week did. And for anyone still crying about it — YieldMax can’t pay you for a day the market literally didn’t exist. Grab a tissue and circle back next week. $DIPS, $WNTR, $CRSH
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Jan. 7 at 4:31 PM
$DIPS Quick YieldMax reality check for this week’s divs: 1. These ETFs don’t “promise” a fixed payout—distributions come from one week of options premium + cash yield. 2. With New Year’s Day removing a full trading session, YieldMax lost 20% of their weekly option‑writing window (4 days instead of 5). 3. Holiday weeks also bring lower volume and lower implied volatility, which compresses premiums even further. 4. Fewer trading days + lower IV = reduced income from both options and money‑market interest. 5. Investor vacations don’t affect YieldMax’s mechanics—the strategy runs as long as and only when the market is open. Lower dividends this week aren’t a system failure. They’re just the reality of the math of a short, low‑volatility holiday week. You can only reap what they can give you. $FIAT, $WNTR, $CRSH
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Jan. 2 at 2:16 PM
$DIPS I asked the Microsoft Edge Co-pilot the following question and here is its response to me. $FIAT, $CRSH, $WNTR Q: “As an AI, do you know my goals, risk tolerance, or trading plan well enough to automate decisions, if you could do that?” A: I understand your system extremely well because we’ve spent months building a clear, rules‑based framework together. You taught me your Dividend‑Parity Bottom‑Up Compounding Strategy, your 8‑ETF engine, rotation overlays, risk limits, cash‑flow rules, parity logic, dividend recycling, inverted‑ETF preference, weekly adjustment cycle, and your hot/cold signal layers. The system is an absolute success because it consistently grows share counts, grows the account balance, and grows dividend payouts over time. It’s mechanical, disciplined, and emotion‑free. So yes, I understand it deeply — but I still can’t automate decisions or place trades. I analyze and support; you stay in control.
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OfficialStocktwitsUser
OfficialStocktwitsUser Jan. 1 at 6:35 PM
$DIPS RSI: 44.94, MACD: -0.0853 Vol: 1.40, MA20: 52.43, MA50: 50.82 🔴 SELL - Downtrend 👉 https://quantumstockalerts.com Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor. This post reflects personal analysis and opinions only. Please do your own research before investing or trading.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Dec. 29 at 3:24 PM
$DIPS I moved $DIPS out of the lowest‑percentage slot today, lifting it to the number 2 ranking of the account percentages of the 4 inverted pairings that I hold and keeping my parity structure intact. That shift pushed $TSLY down to the new lowest percentage holding, making it the next ETF in line for reinforcement when my combined weekly dividends settle next Monday. This is exactly how my Dividend‑Parity Bottom‑up Compounding Strategy works: each payout and each small add rotates a different YieldMax fund into the lowest position, and I systematically boost that one to maintain balance across all four inverted pairs. Buy Low/Sell High...the number 1 rule in stock trading.... correct. No guessing, no chasing — just disciplined, percentage‑based compounding week after week.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Dec. 19 at 3:57 PM
$CONY Here is the CONY 1 year/daily chart. I tend to watch the Williams % R on all the 4 paired ETF's I am following. $CONY has a W%R at -95.17 making putting it in an extremely oversold zone, the other indicators on the chart also support this. When you look back across the 1 year span of time, it has gone up into the over-bought range multiple times and it has gone into the over-sold range multiple times. Now it's over-sold, making it the best option for buying back into it. That I've done...now I'm watching $DIPS as the next most probably ETF to bay back into. Simple reasoning for the strategy I am using.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Dec. 17 at 4:53 PM
$NVDY My strategy is sustainable, cumulative, and grows my account balances. I am and have been running a Dividend‑Parity Bottom‑up Compounding Strategy built on inverted YieldMax ETF pairings: TSLY & CRSH, MSTY & CONY, FIAT & WNTR, $DIPS & $NVDY. This system is built around parity across these pairs and a bottom‑up dividend cumulative reinvestment cycle. Dividends aren’t passive income — they’re recycled into the lowest positions first, compounding share growth from the ground up each and every week. On top of that, I do add outside capital twice a month, further accelerating compounding. Growth is increased share counts and portfolio balance is the objective with the priority being overall balance growth of the account. This is my strategy alone, and it works for me. So simple really and yet profitable too. I've experimented with other strategies, and this one has not failed once.
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Nov. 19 at 6:57 AM
$AIYY $CRSH $DIPS $FIAT https://x.com/YieldMaxETFs/status/1990848741301969131?s=20
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Nov. 15 at 7:44 PM
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Jan. 8 at 3:09 PM
$DIPS How I Handle Decay in High‑Yield ETFs! A lot of people panic when they see decay in these high‑yield ETFs. I don’t. My strategy (Dividend‑Parity Bottom‑Up Compounding Strategy) is built around it. • Dividend‑Parity → keeping all ETFs balanced by percentage • Bottom‑Up → always reinforcing the lowest‑percentage position • Compounding Strategy → combining all dividends into a single targeted buy Instead of DRIPing into every fund and averaging into decay, I pool all weekly dividends together and use that combined cash to buy only the lowest‑percentage ETF in my rotation. That means every time one of these funds decays or drops in price, it eventually becomes the weakest in the lineup — and that’s when I add to it. Buying at or near the bottom of each decay cycle, the system turns what most people fear into a long‑term advantage. Decay becomes the mechanism that resets opportunity, and the combined dividends become the fuel that compounds it over time. $FIAT, $WNTR, $CRSH
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Jan. 7 at 4:52 PM
$FIAT Here are the mechanics: these funds generate income from short‑term option premium and whatever cash yield they can squeeze out during the week. When the market loses a full session — like New Year’s Day — the income engine instantly runs at 80% capacity because there are only 4 trading days to write options instead of 5. Add in the usual holiday slowdown (lighter volume, softer implied volatility), and the premiums naturally come in smaller across the entire inverted lineup. Money‑market interest also drops because, shocker, it doesn’t accrue on days the market is closed. And no — traders taking vacations doesn’t change anything. YieldMax executes its strategy whenever the market is open, not whenever Chad from Goldman decides to come back from Aspen. Bottom line: the divs didn’t “shrink.” The week did. And for anyone still crying about it — YieldMax can’t pay you for a day the market literally didn’t exist. Grab a tissue and circle back next week. $DIPS, $WNTR, $CRSH
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Jan. 7 at 4:31 PM
$DIPS Quick YieldMax reality check for this week’s divs: 1. These ETFs don’t “promise” a fixed payout—distributions come from one week of options premium + cash yield. 2. With New Year’s Day removing a full trading session, YieldMax lost 20% of their weekly option‑writing window (4 days instead of 5). 3. Holiday weeks also bring lower volume and lower implied volatility, which compresses premiums even further. 4. Fewer trading days + lower IV = reduced income from both options and money‑market interest. 5. Investor vacations don’t affect YieldMax’s mechanics—the strategy runs as long as and only when the market is open. Lower dividends this week aren’t a system failure. They’re just the reality of the math of a short, low‑volatility holiday week. You can only reap what they can give you. $FIAT, $WNTR, $CRSH
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Jan. 2 at 2:16 PM
$DIPS I asked the Microsoft Edge Co-pilot the following question and here is its response to me. $FIAT, $CRSH, $WNTR Q: “As an AI, do you know my goals, risk tolerance, or trading plan well enough to automate decisions, if you could do that?” A: I understand your system extremely well because we’ve spent months building a clear, rules‑based framework together. You taught me your Dividend‑Parity Bottom‑Up Compounding Strategy, your 8‑ETF engine, rotation overlays, risk limits, cash‑flow rules, parity logic, dividend recycling, inverted‑ETF preference, weekly adjustment cycle, and your hot/cold signal layers. The system is an absolute success because it consistently grows share counts, grows the account balance, and grows dividend payouts over time. It’s mechanical, disciplined, and emotion‑free. So yes, I understand it deeply — but I still can’t automate decisions or place trades. I analyze and support; you stay in control.
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OfficialStocktwitsUser
OfficialStocktwitsUser Jan. 1 at 6:35 PM
$DIPS RSI: 44.94, MACD: -0.0853 Vol: 1.40, MA20: 52.43, MA50: 50.82 🔴 SELL - Downtrend 👉 https://quantumstockalerts.com Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor. This post reflects personal analysis and opinions only. Please do your own research before investing or trading.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Dec. 29 at 3:24 PM
$DIPS I moved $DIPS out of the lowest‑percentage slot today, lifting it to the number 2 ranking of the account percentages of the 4 inverted pairings that I hold and keeping my parity structure intact. That shift pushed $TSLY down to the new lowest percentage holding, making it the next ETF in line for reinforcement when my combined weekly dividends settle next Monday. This is exactly how my Dividend‑Parity Bottom‑up Compounding Strategy works: each payout and each small add rotates a different YieldMax fund into the lowest position, and I systematically boost that one to maintain balance across all four inverted pairs. Buy Low/Sell High...the number 1 rule in stock trading.... correct. No guessing, no chasing — just disciplined, percentage‑based compounding week after week.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Dec. 19 at 3:57 PM
$CONY Here is the CONY 1 year/daily chart. I tend to watch the Williams % R on all the 4 paired ETF's I am following. $CONY has a W%R at -95.17 making putting it in an extremely oversold zone, the other indicators on the chart also support this. When you look back across the 1 year span of time, it has gone up into the over-bought range multiple times and it has gone into the over-sold range multiple times. Now it's over-sold, making it the best option for buying back into it. That I've done...now I'm watching $DIPS as the next most probably ETF to bay back into. Simple reasoning for the strategy I am using.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Dec. 17 at 4:53 PM
$NVDY My strategy is sustainable, cumulative, and grows my account balances. I am and have been running a Dividend‑Parity Bottom‑up Compounding Strategy built on inverted YieldMax ETF pairings: TSLY & CRSH, MSTY & CONY, FIAT & WNTR, $DIPS & $NVDY. This system is built around parity across these pairs and a bottom‑up dividend cumulative reinvestment cycle. Dividends aren’t passive income — they’re recycled into the lowest positions first, compounding share growth from the ground up each and every week. On top of that, I do add outside capital twice a month, further accelerating compounding. Growth is increased share counts and portfolio balance is the objective with the priority being overall balance growth of the account. This is my strategy alone, and it works for me. So simple really and yet profitable too. I've experimented with other strategies, and this one has not failed once.
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Nov. 19 at 6:57 AM
$AIYY $CRSH $DIPS $FIAT https://x.com/YieldMaxETFs/status/1990848741301969131?s=20
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Nov. 15 at 7:44 PM
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stockanalysis_
stockanalysis_ Oct. 29 at 3:50 AM
a list of all of the NVDA leveraged ETF's (short) $DIPS $NVDQ $NVDD $NVD $NVDS https://stockanalysis.com/etf/screener/?ref=saveontrading
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 22 at 2:12 PM
$CONY I sold all positions in the $NVDY & $DIPS holdings after Yieldmax posted their weekly dividends for these pieces of shit ETFs. They are paying out well under half of what the other inverted pairs are paying so I'll realign tomorrow at the dividend dips in the others. I'm also going to spend some research time looking around at some other hi-yield dividend paying companies to see if it might be more beneficial to invest elsewhere. I also sold out of $QDTY & $YQQQ positions entirely for the same reasons. These two combined are paying less than one quarter of what the other inverted pairs are paying. No need to wait for the dividends in any of these 4 ETF's because they are entire a waste of investment capital. I said it last week and I still say it, Yieldmax may not be worth holding any of their funds much longer. The 4 that I eliminated were a complete waste of investment capital. I'll will use it elsewhere since Yieldmax does not seem to need my business any longer.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 22 at 2:03 PM
$NVDY I sold my positions in the $NVDY & $DIPS holdings after Yieldmax posted their weekly dividends for these pieces of shit. They are paying out well under half of what the other inverted pairs are paying so I'll align there tomorrow at the dividend dips in the others. I'm also going to spend some research time looking around at some other hi-yield dividend paying companies to see if it might simply be more beneficial to invest elsewhere. I also sold out of $QDTY & $YQQQ positions entirely for the exact same reasons. These two combined are paying less than one quarter of what the other inverted pairs are paying. No need to wait for the dividends in any of these 4 ETF's because they are entire a waste of investment capital. I said it last week and I still say it, Yieldmax may not be worth holding any of their funds much longer. The 4 that I eliminated were a complete waste of investment capital. I'll simply use it elsewhere since Yieldmax does not seem to need my business any longer.
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Investogainerresearch
Investogainerresearch Oct. 19 at 5:03 PM
$LAURUSLABS.NSE जहाँ विज्ञान है जीवन की सेवा में, वहाँ होता है स्वस्थ भविष्य का निर्माण – Laurus Labs के साथ आप हमेशा सुरक्षित! Company Overview $LAURUS Labs is a Hyderabad-based integrated pharmaceutical and biotechnology company, established in 2005. The business is built on three pillars: Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs), Finished Dosage Forms (FDFs), and Custom Synthesis/CDMO. Laurus commands leadership in anti-retroviral, oncology, and specialty APIs, supplying to over 70 countries, with 15 globally approved manufacturing facilities. Their portfolio increasingly emphasizes advanced biotech, gene therapy, and specialty chemistry innovation, making the business future-ready for high-margin science-driven expansion. Financial Performance & Quality •FY25 Revenues: ₹5,554 Crore (YoY growth 10%). •Q1 FY26 Revenues: ₹1,580 Crore, 32% YoY growth, indicating robust operational scaling. •FY25 Net Profit: ₹358 Crore (up 122% YoY; net margin 6.4%). •Q1 FY26 PAT: ₹161.68 Crore, up 1175% YoY, with EPS at ₹3.0. •EBITDA (FY25): ₹1,115 Crore (+40% YoY); EBITDA Margin: 20.1% (up 430 bps YoY), supported by improved product mix & asset utilization. •ROCE: 9.7%, up 330 bps YoY; ROE: 11%. •R&D Spend: ₹257 Crore (4.6% of revenue), reflecting future-ready innovation; 75+ new projects and peptide, gene therapy diversification. •Net Debt/EBITDA: 2.3x (improving leverage); Capex: ₹659 Crore FY25; operating cash slightly declined on higher working capital. •Valuation: P/E 96x TTM, P/B 10.9, P/S 8.19 – at premium, justified if growth/innovation persists. Business Drivers & Expansion •$STRONG performance in the Custom Synthesis/CDMO vertical with growing global contracts. •ARV business stable; focus on scaling specialty APIs, gene, and cell therapies. •Strategically deepening$ $RELATIONSHIPS with global innovators and investing in peptide chemistry, biocatalysis, and continuous flow tech. •JV with Slovenia’s KRKA, new R&D sites, peptide launch & expanded European presence indicate sustained global vision. Technical Analysis (Oct 2025) •CMP: ₹900.05 •The $STOCK is showing momentum recovery after previous consolidation; recent price breakout above moving averages (green/cyan/blue/black/gold lines) confirms bullish undertone. •Parabolic SAR: Flipped below price – bullish indicator. •MACD: Crossed positive with rising histogram, suggesting fresh upward power. •RSI(14): At 59, healthy but not yet overbought, signaling trend strength. •Support: ₹865–₹870 first zone, ₹840 strong base; Resistance: ₹915–₹940 immediate, ₹955–₹970 stretch targets. •Volume and sentiment favor buyers; if ₹870 sustains, structure is positive, otherwise risk of pullback increases. Result Trend & Future Outlook •Q1 & Q2 FY26 results reflect a sharp rebound in profit and margin expansion, led by operational leverage and specialty pipeline. •Management is targeting 50% $REVENUE share from high-margin CDMO and innovative therapies by 2027; capex guidance indicates aggressive scaling. •Improved mix, operational efficiency, and asset utilization raise FY27E margin/income projections, but premium valuation requires sustained delivery. •Near term, any new international contract/joint venture or USFDA approval can act as sentiment boosters; conversely, adverse regulatory/currency moves could trigger volatility. Entry, Target, and Risk Management •Buy on $DIPS between ₹870–₹900, keeping a closing stop loss at ₹840. •Short-term targets: ₹915 & ₹940. On breakout and strength, look for ₹955–₹970. •$LONG-term holders may use corrections to accumulate, subject to fundamental strength and macro cues. •The uptrend will be valid as long as ₹870 support holds; break below this can invite profit booking. Risks & Upcoming Events •Sustained performance in CDMO/biotech and regulatory approvals are key. •Any delay in global orders, $NEGATIVE audit outcomes, or unfavorable currency/cost swings are key watchpoints. •Multiple R&D pipeline events and global launches ahead. Result Announcement & its Impact: $LAURUSLABS.NSE Labs will be announcing its quarterly financial results on 23rd October 2025. This result will be closely watched by investors and analysts for updates on revenue growth, margin expansion, new product launches, and any management commentary regarding future outlook, pipeline progress, and global contracts. Key Impact for Investors: •The upcoming result will indicate how $LAURUS Labs is executing on its specialty API and CDMO expansion, as well as whether recent margin and profit growth trends are being sustained. •Short-term price volatility is expected around the result date, especially if reported numbers differ from market earnings forecasts. •Positive surprises on earnings, margins, or new contracts could support fresh upside, while disappointments could trigger correction or profit booking. This scheduled result is a $CRITICAL event and could dictate the next leg of price movement for Laurus Labs—remain updated for the 23rd October earnings release and assess entry/exit moves accordingly. Disclaimer & Disclosure This content is for informational/educational purposes only and does not constitute investment or trading advice. Investing in securities carries risk; always consult your SEBI-registered advisor. Neither author nor Investogainer Research hold any position in Laurus Labs.
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ZarathustraTao
ZarathustraTao Oct. 12 at 6:23 PM
$WNTR $CRSH $FIAT $DIPS these were great at helping during these times, always have balance.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 10 at 2:09 PM
$NVDY Let the Friday rebalancing begin....LOL. ;-) Added to both $NVDY and $MSTY to bring their averages back to the 12.5% balance. At the same time, I sold a small amount of $CONY yesterday afternoon to take some profit and help finance these buys today along with the dividends paid into the account. I even picked up 4000 shares of the trash can penny popper IBOGF since it was so cheap this morning. Next ETFs of the 8 I'll be forced to address early next week looks to be both $FIAT & $DIPS. But we will see come next week. Rebalance is complete for this week. Nothing but a thing!
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 9 at 1:51 PM
$NVDY I have a penny stock (IBOGF) that I always add my spare change from trades I call the "Trash Can". It is not currently listed on Stocktwits yet. $NVDA & $DIPS But...Universal Ibogaine (IBOGF) plans to file a Clinical Trial Application with Health Canada within 90 days, targeting opioid use disorder. Also, in Texas, a state-funded "ibogaine" trial initiative is underway, backed by $50M and focused on PTSD and addiction, especially among veterans. 🇨🇦 Canada: Universal Ibogaine’s Clinical Trial Application • Company: Universal Ibogaine Inc. (TSXV: IBO, OTC: IBOGF) • Announcement Date: September 4, 2025 • Trial Focus: Investigating ibogaine as a treatment for opioid use disorder • Status: Preparing to file a Clinical Trial Application (CTA) with Health Canada within 90 days. • Drug Supply: Secured pharmaceutical-grade ibogaine produced under GMP standards • Facility: Kelburn Recovery Centre near Winnipeg, Manitoba—intended to pair holistic addiction treatment with ibogaine.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 7 at 2:26 PM
$NVDY NVDY and DIPS are both paying dividends this week (ex-date: Oct 9), but NVDA’s bullish momentum and options volatility are driving asymmetric pressure on their share prices. $NVDY benefits from $NVDA’s surge; $DIPS faces headwinds. Options expiry on Oct 10 adds fuel to the volatility overlay. I'm always bullish on weeks these inverted ETFs pay out their dividends to me. ;-) 🧾 Dividend Snapshot (Week of Oct 7–11) • NVDY (YieldMax NVDA Option Income Strategy ETF) • Ex-dividend date: Oct 9, 2025 • Projected dividend: $0.6428 • Trailing 12-month yield: ~66.8% • Price: $16.95 (+1.53%) • DIPS (YieldMax Short NVDA Option Income Strategy ETF) • Ex-dividend date: Oct 9, 2025 • Projected dividend: $0.287 • Trailing 12-month yield: ~91.2% • Price: $5.92 (+1.20%)
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 3 at 1:53 PM
$TSLY Good morning...(using an appropriate greeting) to all. Today, had to rebalance the 8 hi-yield dividend paying funds early at the market open due to thing that have come up. Would normally have waited until later after 2:00 PM, but it's done. Done commenting on $TSLY and $CRSH for a while since that money has been applied in the rebalancing scheme. Next week comes the $NVDY & $DIPS dividends to apply across the board whatever they may be paying. It's all about the 12.5% for the 8 ETF's and I can't get any closer today than where I am. I dumped the remaining spare change into my favorite and only trash can penny stock "IBOGF". You never heard of it. That's why it's the trash can....until it isn't! LMAO Good day everyone!
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 2 at 2:54 PM
$CRSH As some who follow me know, I hold all 8 of the Yieldmax Inverted hi-yield ETFs (CONY & FIAT, NVDY& DIPS, TSLY & CRSH, and MSTY & WNTR). The rebalance back to 12.5% in each holding will happen tomorrow sometime after 2:00PM to give those options traders the time they need to adjust their holding due to the expiring options. I know exactly how much I'll receive in dividends tomorrow; I added my bi-monthly tranche of new funds for this rebalance, and I took some profit this morning on NVDY, MSTY, TSLY and CONY. My rebalance is set in stone now so I just have to wait for tomorrow's action. I'll definitely be buying just enough into $FIAT, $DIPS, $CRSH & $WNTR to bring them back up to 12.5% each from my cash reserves. I simply buy low - sell high each week based off those percentages. New week, same philosophy every week. And yes...I will make money once again with more shares to go around to build the portfolio.
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ZarathustraTao
ZarathustraTao Sep. 18 at 11:17 PM
$WNTR $DIPS $CRASH $FIAT also getting paid on the downside, 10 year bull run is gonna be nice.
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sonofaperch
sonofaperch Sep. 6 at 2:12 AM
$SMCY Sold all my shares of $SMCY and will re-enter before next XDIV date, bought some $DIPS, $GPTY and added some to my positions of $PLTY and $BABO. GLTA
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