Tappalpha Innovation 100 Growth & Daily Income E (TDAQ)

$25.00 +0.01 (0.03%)
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Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
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Volume 52,300
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Analysts Strong Buy
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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.

FibonacciTrader_
FibonacciTrader_ Jul. 20 at 6:34 PM
Want to replace a $62K salary with dividend income? Here’s the capital needed: Estimated investment required to generate similar yearly cash flow: $TDAQ ~$365K invested $GIAX ~$258K invested $BLOX ~$172K invested $CHPY ~$155K invested Passive income is about building assets that can work for you. The right strategy, risk control, and consistency matter more than chasing yield alone. Conviction + patience = staying prepared for the next move. I’m continuing to track key opportunities and potential setups. Make sure notifications are on so you don’t miss the next alert.
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WhaleTracker_
WhaleTracker_ Jul. 17 at 7:00 PM
Building a portfolio focused on income and growth can create a steady cash flow while keeping your capital working. Here's an example of how I’m looking at high-yield opportunities in the market: $OVL $150K position → $15,450 annual income $SOXY $150K position → $18,000 annual income $TDAQ $150K position → $25,500 annual income Total capital: $450K Estimated annual income: $58,950 Estimated monthly cash flow: $4,912 The goal isn’t just collecting yield, it’s building a portfolio that can generate income while staying positioned for long-term market growth. Always research the risk, distribution sustainability, and price movement before entering any income strategy.
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GrumpierCat
GrumpierCat Jul. 15 at 1:05 PM
$TSPY $TDAQ More breaking news...I saw in the comments section in one of the videos a mention of $TRUS which was news to me so I had to go look it up and an AI search returned: TappAlpha Small-Cap Growth & Daily Income ETF (TRUS) - it sounds like it's been filed-for, so maybe we'll be getting another fund soon.
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GrumpierCat
GrumpierCat Jul. 15 at 12:33 PM
$TSPY $TDAQ If you like TappAlpha, a new fund debuts today: $TMGN (T-Magnifent 10 - I'm calling it T-Magen). It sounds like the Chicago Board of Exchange (CBOE) created an index for it holding Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Tesla, Broadcom, AMD, and Palantir. Links below. At TappAlpha's page: https://www.tappalphafunds.com/etfs/tmgn YouTube interviews with Si Katara: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKem7V7KYEg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WitpkYWdd5I
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Bullishballz
Bullishballz Jul. 12 at 6:44 PM
$TDAQ how many days does it take for TDAQ to recover after divi payout? Seeing info that it only takes a few days.
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OctahedronOmega
OctahedronOmega Jul. 11 at 6:50 PM
Weekly recap: option income came in at $1,632.65 while continuing to build long-term positions across ETFs including $TDAQ, $ROCQ, $GPIQ and $QQQI. Options activity focused on names across AI, semiconductors, crypto and fintech. The goal stays the same: generate cash flow while staying invested in long-term growth themes. Consistency matters more than chasing every move.
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Nasdaq_Frontier
Nasdaq_Frontier Jul. 10 at 5:25 PM
If you like Monthly Dividends...Buy 1) $XQQI 2) $XSPI 3) $OVL 4) $KQQQ 5) $TDAQ Monthly dividend products are attracting more investors, but the key is not just the yield—it’s the quality of the underlying assets and long-term return potential. XQQI provides Nasdaq-related exposure for investors seeking tech growth plus income; XSPI focuses on broad S&P 500 exposure; OVL targets higher income but requires attention to distribution sustainability and NAV performance; KQQQ benefits from technology growth trends but remains sensitive to market volatility; TDAQ focuses on innovation and technology-driven opportunities. These products can provide steady cash flow, but investors should balance yield, risk, fees, and long-term growth. A high dividend alone does not guarantee strong returns. Do you think “growth + income” strategies will become the next major portfolio trend?
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 8 at 6:43 PM
How much monthly income can a $10,000 investment generate? $OVL = $85 $SOXY = $120 $KQQQ = $125 $TDAQ = $141 I suggest you read my article over them. It is entirely free. You may be able to get some insight Next alert dropping soon! If you are not following us with notifications turned on, you might miss our next alerts.
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 7 at 6:18 PM
Here’s the math on $1,000,000 invested 👇 $TDAX → ≈ $240,000/year $XQQI → ≈ $200,000/year $TDAQ → ≈ $174,000/year $KGLD → ≈ $156,000/year $XSPI → ≈ $150,000/year Same $1M… If you look in the right places, there are plenty of excellent opportunities. Detailed strategies have already been shared in the community! Are you going to miss out again?
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 6 at 9:08 PM
How much annual dividends can a $200,000 investment generate? $TDAQ = $34,000 $GIAX = $48,000 $EGGY = $54,000 $BLOX = $72,000 $CHPY = $80,000 A lot of great opportunities if you know where to look. The battle map has been shared in the community! Are you going to miss out again?
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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

FibonacciTrader_
FibonacciTrader_ Jul. 20 at 6:34 PM
Want to replace a $62K salary with dividend income? Here’s the capital needed: Estimated investment required to generate similar yearly cash flow: $TDAQ ~$365K invested $GIAX ~$258K invested $BLOX ~$172K invested $CHPY ~$155K invested Passive income is about building assets that can work for you. The right strategy, risk control, and consistency matter more than chasing yield alone. Conviction + patience = staying prepared for the next move. I’m continuing to track key opportunities and potential setups. Make sure notifications are on so you don’t miss the next alert.
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WhaleTracker_
WhaleTracker_ Jul. 17 at 7:00 PM
Building a portfolio focused on income and growth can create a steady cash flow while keeping your capital working. Here's an example of how I’m looking at high-yield opportunities in the market: $OVL $150K position → $15,450 annual income $SOXY $150K position → $18,000 annual income $TDAQ $150K position → $25,500 annual income Total capital: $450K Estimated annual income: $58,950 Estimated monthly cash flow: $4,912 The goal isn’t just collecting yield, it’s building a portfolio that can generate income while staying positioned for long-term market growth. Always research the risk, distribution sustainability, and price movement before entering any income strategy.
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GrumpierCat
GrumpierCat Jul. 15 at 1:05 PM
$TSPY $TDAQ More breaking news...I saw in the comments section in one of the videos a mention of $TRUS which was news to me so I had to go look it up and an AI search returned: TappAlpha Small-Cap Growth & Daily Income ETF (TRUS) - it sounds like it's been filed-for, so maybe we'll be getting another fund soon.
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GrumpierCat
GrumpierCat Jul. 15 at 12:33 PM
$TSPY $TDAQ If you like TappAlpha, a new fund debuts today: $TMGN (T-Magnifent 10 - I'm calling it T-Magen). It sounds like the Chicago Board of Exchange (CBOE) created an index for it holding Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Tesla, Broadcom, AMD, and Palantir. Links below. At TappAlpha's page: https://www.tappalphafunds.com/etfs/tmgn YouTube interviews with Si Katara: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKem7V7KYEg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WitpkYWdd5I
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Bullishballz
Bullishballz Jul. 12 at 6:44 PM
$TDAQ how many days does it take for TDAQ to recover after divi payout? Seeing info that it only takes a few days.
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OctahedronOmega
OctahedronOmega Jul. 11 at 6:50 PM
Weekly recap: option income came in at $1,632.65 while continuing to build long-term positions across ETFs including $TDAQ, $ROCQ, $GPIQ and $QQQI. Options activity focused on names across AI, semiconductors, crypto and fintech. The goal stays the same: generate cash flow while staying invested in long-term growth themes. Consistency matters more than chasing every move.
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Nasdaq_Frontier
Nasdaq_Frontier Jul. 10 at 5:25 PM
If you like Monthly Dividends...Buy 1) $XQQI 2) $XSPI 3) $OVL 4) $KQQQ 5) $TDAQ Monthly dividend products are attracting more investors, but the key is not just the yield—it’s the quality of the underlying assets and long-term return potential. XQQI provides Nasdaq-related exposure for investors seeking tech growth plus income; XSPI focuses on broad S&P 500 exposure; OVL targets higher income but requires attention to distribution sustainability and NAV performance; KQQQ benefits from technology growth trends but remains sensitive to market volatility; TDAQ focuses on innovation and technology-driven opportunities. These products can provide steady cash flow, but investors should balance yield, risk, fees, and long-term growth. A high dividend alone does not guarantee strong returns. Do you think “growth + income” strategies will become the next major portfolio trend?
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 8 at 6:43 PM
How much monthly income can a $10,000 investment generate? $OVL = $85 $SOXY = $120 $KQQQ = $125 $TDAQ = $141 I suggest you read my article over them. It is entirely free. You may be able to get some insight Next alert dropping soon! If you are not following us with notifications turned on, you might miss our next alerts.
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 7 at 6:18 PM
Here’s the math on $1,000,000 invested 👇 $TDAX → ≈ $240,000/year $XQQI → ≈ $200,000/year $TDAQ → ≈ $174,000/year $KGLD → ≈ $156,000/year $XSPI → ≈ $150,000/year Same $1M… If you look in the right places, there are plenty of excellent opportunities. Detailed strategies have already been shared in the community! Are you going to miss out again?
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 6 at 9:08 PM
How much annual dividends can a $200,000 investment generate? $TDAQ = $34,000 $GIAX = $48,000 $EGGY = $54,000 $BLOX = $72,000 $CHPY = $80,000 A lot of great opportunities if you know where to look. The battle map has been shared in the community! Are you going to miss out again?
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 3 at 10:41 PM
This $250,000 portfolio pays $2,699 monthly. The best part? It will grow your capital too. $OVL 50k = $429 per month $GPIQ 50k = $437 per month $SOXY 50k = $500 per month $MLPI 50k = $625 per month $TDAQ 50k = $708 per month A lot of great opportunities if you know where to look. The battle map has been shared in the community! Are you going to miss out again?
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 1 at 10:03 PM
You can buy yourself the median salary. Here’s how much capital you need to generate 62k in annual dividends. $GPIQ = $590,000 $SOXY = $517,000 $KQQQ = $413,000 $TDAQ = $365,000 You do not always need to find the next stock that goes parabolic. Sometimes you just need to own the companies getting paid as the buildout continues.
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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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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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