Tappalpha Innovation 100 Growth & Daily Income E (TDAQ)

$25.00 +0.01 (0.03%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin N/A
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 52,300
Avg Vol N/A
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K N/A
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

The fund is an actively managed exchange-traded fund (“ETF”) that seeks to achieve its investment objectives through the use of a call option strategy that combines a long position in one or more exchange-traded products that seek to track the performance of the NASDAQ-100® Index. The fund is non-diversified.

BreakoutLife
BreakoutLife Jun. 27 at 2:03 PM
The comparison here is pretty striking when you break it down into income vs market-generated cash flow. Median US salary: ~$64,000/year $TDAQ $250,000 position → ~$42,000 annual dividends $GIAX $100,000 position → ~$24,000 annual dividends $CHPY $25,000 position → ~$10,000 annual dividends Total capital: ~$375,000 generating ~$76,000/year That crosses the median income threshold purely from portfolio cash flow, without selling a single share. What stands out isn’t the exact numbers, but the shift in mindset - income increasingly coming from capital allocation rather than labor. Not a prediction, just a simple reflection on how yield structures change the equation over time.
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AstroZombie78
AstroZombie78 Jun. 26 at 1:49 PM
$TDAQ Can you help me understand the appeal of something like TDAQ… Since inception, it has underperformed QQQ by 2.22% with dividends reinvested, and has an expense ratio that 0.63% higher than QQQ. It seems to me that it would be better to just buy $QQQ and turn on DRIP. What am I missing? Is the higher expense ratio for the immediate income vs having a higher total return vs the reference asset?
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Jun. 25 at 9:06 PM
How much annual dividends can you earn with $10,000? $GPIX = $900 $SOXY = $1,200 $QQQI = $1,400 $TDAQ = $1,700 Juicing $1,700 in annual distributions out of a $10K allocation? This isn't your legacy passive income; it’s an aggressive monetization of secular tech volatility via sophisticated derivative options and covered call structures! While $GPIX (Goldman Sachs S&P 500 Premium, ~9%) forms a stable base near key Fibonacci floors, $SOXY (YieldMax Semiconductor, ~12%) harvests high-margin option premiums directly off volatile chip vectors. Capitalizing on tech-growth sovereignty, $QQQI (NEOS Nasdaq-100 High Income, ~14%) paired with ultra-high frequency daily-income vehicle $TDAQ (~17%) are effectively building a massive cash-flow barrier against short-term tech pullbacks. Within this elite option-income vanguard, where are you deploying size today? Are you placing heavy limits on $TDAQ / $QQQI to lock in double-digit cash flow, or sitting on the sidelines?
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Apr. 29 at 1:07 AM
You can get paid from any asset with high yield ETFs $OVL.X 10.5% yield S&P $KGLD 13% yield Gold $TDAQ 17% yield QQQ $KSLV 18% yield Silver $GIAX 24% yield International / US Yields on covered call ETFs like $TDAQ (17%) and $KSLV (18%) look incredible, but remember: you're essentially capping your upside for immediate cash flow. In a high-volatility 2026, can these strategies actually outperform the underlying assets? Are you chasing the 24% from $GIAX or sticking to the spot? Let’s debate in the comments! 💸
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prolongshortrader
prolongshortrader Apr. 27 at 9:34 PM
$TDAQ up huge in last 30 days i soldit all
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pathforward
pathforward Apr. 2 at 1:56 PM
$TDAQ 68.83 shares 🔥💪
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Nikata_G
Nikata_G Mar. 31 at 8:35 PM
$TDAQ impressed by performance today. Moved with NDX and did way better than QDTE and even GPIQ.. well done. I know it’s just a day but their strategy is solid.
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Bulzrulz
Bulzrulz Mar. 31 at 3:25 PM
$TDAQ im totally going to add on the next dip. I missed the last one
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pathforward
pathforward Mar. 20 at 9:41 PM
$TDAQ 64.55 shares 🔥💪
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pathforward
pathforward Mar. 13 at 7:31 PM
$TDAQ 59.9 shares 🔥💪
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Latest News on TDAQ
TappAlpha and Tuttle Capital Launch the T² Lift™ Series with TSYX and TDAX — Light-Leverage Versions of TSPY and TDAQ Designed to Offer 30% More Exposure to Growth + Income

Jan 7, 2026, 7:30 AM EST - 6 months ago

TappAlpha and Tuttle Capital Launch the T² Lift™ Series with TSYX and TDAX — Light-Leverage Versions of TSPY and TDAQ Designed to Offer 30% More Exposure to Growth + Income

TSPY TDAX TSYX

BreakoutLife
BreakoutLife Jun. 27 at 2:03 PM
The comparison here is pretty striking when you break it down into income vs market-generated cash flow. Median US salary: ~$64,000/year $TDAQ $250,000 position → ~$42,000 annual dividends $GIAX $100,000 position → ~$24,000 annual dividends $CHPY $25,000 position → ~$10,000 annual dividends Total capital: ~$375,000 generating ~$76,000/year That crosses the median income threshold purely from portfolio cash flow, without selling a single share. What stands out isn’t the exact numbers, but the shift in mindset - income increasingly coming from capital allocation rather than labor. Not a prediction, just a simple reflection on how yield structures change the equation over time.
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AstroZombie78
AstroZombie78 Jun. 26 at 1:49 PM
$TDAQ Can you help me understand the appeal of something like TDAQ… Since inception, it has underperformed QQQ by 2.22% with dividends reinvested, and has an expense ratio that 0.63% higher than QQQ. It seems to me that it would be better to just buy $QQQ and turn on DRIP. What am I missing? Is the higher expense ratio for the immediate income vs having a higher total return vs the reference asset?
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Jun. 25 at 9:06 PM
How much annual dividends can you earn with $10,000? $GPIX = $900 $SOXY = $1,200 $QQQI = $1,400 $TDAQ = $1,700 Juicing $1,700 in annual distributions out of a $10K allocation? This isn't your legacy passive income; it’s an aggressive monetization of secular tech volatility via sophisticated derivative options and covered call structures! While $GPIX (Goldman Sachs S&P 500 Premium, ~9%) forms a stable base near key Fibonacci floors, $SOXY (YieldMax Semiconductor, ~12%) harvests high-margin option premiums directly off volatile chip vectors. Capitalizing on tech-growth sovereignty, $QQQI (NEOS Nasdaq-100 High Income, ~14%) paired with ultra-high frequency daily-income vehicle $TDAQ (~17%) are effectively building a massive cash-flow barrier against short-term tech pullbacks. Within this elite option-income vanguard, where are you deploying size today? Are you placing heavy limits on $TDAQ / $QQQI to lock in double-digit cash flow, or sitting on the sidelines?
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Apr. 29 at 1:07 AM
You can get paid from any asset with high yield ETFs $OVL.X 10.5% yield S&P $KGLD 13% yield Gold $TDAQ 17% yield QQQ $KSLV 18% yield Silver $GIAX 24% yield International / US Yields on covered call ETFs like $TDAQ (17%) and $KSLV (18%) look incredible, but remember: you're essentially capping your upside for immediate cash flow. In a high-volatility 2026, can these strategies actually outperform the underlying assets? Are you chasing the 24% from $GIAX or sticking to the spot? Let’s debate in the comments! 💸
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prolongshortrader
prolongshortrader Apr. 27 at 9:34 PM
$TDAQ up huge in last 30 days i soldit all
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pathforward
pathforward Apr. 2 at 1:56 PM
$TDAQ 68.83 shares 🔥💪
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Nikata_G
Nikata_G Mar. 31 at 8:35 PM
$TDAQ impressed by performance today. Moved with NDX and did way better than QDTE and even GPIQ.. well done. I know it’s just a day but their strategy is solid.
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Bulzrulz
Bulzrulz Mar. 31 at 3:25 PM
$TDAQ im totally going to add on the next dip. I missed the last one
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pathforward
pathforward Mar. 20 at 9:41 PM
$TDAQ 64.55 shares 🔥💪
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pathforward
pathforward Mar. 13 at 7:31 PM
$TDAQ 59.9 shares 🔥💪
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pathforward
pathforward Mar. 5 at 2:46 PM
49.7 $QDTE 93.6$GIAX 49.4 $QDVO 55.5 $TDAQ
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WangSLO
WangSLO Feb. 24 at 6:39 PM
$TSPY $TDAQ if you buy in at these prices you've obviously seen in the history that they can recover while paying consistent dividends ...
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WallstreetTopExp
WallstreetTopExp Feb. 23 at 12:04 AM
📊 #TappAlpha Income ETFs Yield Snapshot Standard: $TDAQ 17.3% | $TSPY 14.3% Lift (~1.3x daily exposure): $TDAX 23.9% | $TSYX 20.1% All use a 0DTE options strategy. Lift versions amplify daily moves and volatility. 🤔 Which would you choose, standard exposure or lifted?
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pathforward
pathforward Feb. 19 at 7:39 PM
Made changes. Latest updates.🔥💪 $QDTE 45.6 $GIAX 86.3 $QDVO 45.4 $TDAQ 51.6 $GOF 0
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prolongshortrader
prolongshortrader Feb. 14 at 4:42 PM
$TDAQ $QQQI dif composition
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WangSLO
WangSLO Feb. 13 at 12:31 AM
The only high yielding funds you should trust. $SPYI $QQQI $TDAQ $TSPY
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BillionerOfKing
BillionerOfKing Feb. 10 at 12:47 AM
$TDAQ Current Stock Price: $25.58
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JTebow_CWS
JTebow_CWS Feb. 4 at 3:34 AM
$TDAQ $TSPY Best ETFs with best fund management.
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PatNeville
PatNeville Feb. 3 at 8:21 PM
$TSPY $TDAQ Si Katara if Tapp Alpha on the HEAT Podcast https://youtu.be/hceReEjl7ig?si=MGkBuNbZu4yazZo0
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WallstreetTopExp
WallstreetTopExp Feb. 1 at 2:18 PM
$TDAQ is the best high yield fund covering $QQQ. You’ll see below that it’s matching its underlying and often outperforms it. There is still a place for $QQQI. T has a higher correlation since it’s running 0DTE. That means a higher drawdown. $QQQI has a lower correlation with the monthly contracts. That’s why on the one month you’ll see $QQQI in the green and $TDAQ in the red. It doesn’t have to be this or the other. Sometimes the answer is both.
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inthefareast1
inthefareast1 Jan. 30 at 6:08 PM
$TDAQ new fund good management and results. Position started cant beat the yield.
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dropitkickit
dropitkickit Jan. 18 at 2:30 AM
$TDAQ .37 cents on jan. 21
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