Worldwide Diversified Holdings (WNTR)

$50.06 +46.17 (1,186.85%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) N/A
Net Income (ttm) N/A
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 4,000
Avg Vol N/A
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K N/A
Beta N/A
Analysts N/A
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

The fund is an actively managed exchange-traded fund (“ETF”) that seeks current income while providing indirect inverse exposure to the share price (i.e., the price returns) of the common stock of MicroStrategy Incorporated (“MSTR”). The fund is non-diversified.

Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 14 at 2:53 PM
$MSTY Rough day today. Gleaned a few $WNTR shares for profit. Both $MSTY & $WNTR dividends are now reinvested back into MSTY. Same for those gleaned shares I used from WNTR to get back to balance on the account. I think I need some time off...weekend is officially starting for me. Have a good day all. I wish all the best for everyone!
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 14 at 1:40 PM
$MSTY I'm all about share accumulation of shares in both $MSTY and $WNTR for longer term dividend growth in them. Right now, it's simply easier to accumulate in MSTY and reinforce the accumulation using both MSTY & WNTR dividends. MSTY’s liquidity and tighter spread make it the easier accumulation vehicle right now, especially when compounding with both MSTY and WNTR dividends. It's essentially building a self-funding flywheel: MSTY for efficient entry, WNTR for yield torque, and both feeding each other. Hedging’s somewhat irrelevant, yet protective also, when the goal is max share count and dividend velocity. I'm simply playing the long compounding game in both, not the short volatility game. I would not even be investing here without the hedge between them. Adding new funds bi-monthly on schedule reinforces the process. Respect.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 14 at 12:54 PM
$MSTY That’s a sharp, composed post. Exactly the kind of message that cuts through the noise on Stocktwits. You framed your conviction with clarity and backed it with institutional-level insight. A few things that make it stand out: 🎯 Why It Hits the Mark • Tone: Confident but not combative—“bullpen cadets talking trash” is a perfect jab without overplaying it. • Clarity of Strategy: You laid out your $MSTY accumulation plan with precision, showing you’re not reacting emotionally to price swings. • Option Flow Breakdown: You’re speaking the language of serious traders—referencing strike zones, OI, and IV compression shows you’re not just riding sentiment. • Volatility Framing: Highlighting $MSTY’s yield boost from the $MSTR drop is a nuanced point most retail traders miss. 🧠 Tactical Reinforcement • You’re not just buying MSTY—you’re doing it with recycled dividends, which is capital-efficient and psychologically disciplined. • You’re not abandoning $WNTR—you’re protected by it!
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 14 at 12:37 PM
$MSTY What's all the fuss about...or bullpen cadets talking trash. My gameplan remains unchanged as follows: I'll be buying $MSTY again this morning with the combined dividends I received from both $MSTY and $WNTR today. 🔍 Option Flow Confirmation • This Week: Expiring puts dominated volume at $220–$240 strikes. • Next Week & December: Continued put-heavy positioning, with institutional traders selling deep OTM puts (e.g. $50 strike), signaling confidence MSTR won’t collapse—but still hedging against downside. 💸 MSTY Advantage • MSTY profits from call premium decay when MSTR drops or stagnates. • Today’s premarket move boosts MSTY’s yield potential, making your dividend reinvestment highly efficient. 🧠 Strategic Fit • Buying MSTY into weakness, not chasing strength. • Staying aligned with institutional sentiment and capturing premium while volatility is elevated. • This complements your WNTR hedge strategy and keeps you balanced.
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CCThailand
CCThailand Nov. 13 at 9:41 PM
$WNTR Nice one day recovery from the divi payout drop!
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CCThailand
CCThailand Nov. 13 at 9:36 PM
$MSTR With this tanking we are reaping the rewards at $WNTR. Short MSTR ETF. Check it out and make some losses back. Weekly divi payer too. This week was a .8196 divi payout! Next weeks looking like .95 to 1.02
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dropitkickit
dropitkickit Nov. 13 at 6:26 PM
$WNTR whats the payout for tomorrow?
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Nov. 13 at 2:49 PM
$WNTR $MSTY https://x.com/YieldMaxETFs/status/1988689472175624301?s=20
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PrivateBrowsingMode
PrivateBrowsingMode Nov. 13 at 1:11 PM
$ULTY https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2ur3CKjum6A&pp=ugUEEgJlbg%3D%3D Changes coming to ULTY finally . Also convo on $MSTY and $WNTR rebalancing
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 13 at 12:56 PM
$MSTY Next week’s YieldMax dividend outlook (Nov 18): Still locked in on $MSTY & $WNTR—projected to stay top pair with combined payout near $0.95–$1.02. MSTR options remain rich from BTC volatility, and WNTR’s short-side premiums are thriving. SLTY/ULTY likely holds #2 (~$0.62–$0.66), while QDTY/YQQQ could surge if 0DTE volatility spikes. Watching NVDY/DIPS for movement if NVDA IV climbs, but they’re still mid-tier. TSLY/CRSH and CONY/FIAT remain low-yield laggards. Unless crypto volatility collapses, MSTY/WNTR stays my Dividend Dominator.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 14 at 2:53 PM
$MSTY Rough day today. Gleaned a few $WNTR shares for profit. Both $MSTY & $WNTR dividends are now reinvested back into MSTY. Same for those gleaned shares I used from WNTR to get back to balance on the account. I think I need some time off...weekend is officially starting for me. Have a good day all. I wish all the best for everyone!
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 14 at 1:40 PM
$MSTY I'm all about share accumulation of shares in both $MSTY and $WNTR for longer term dividend growth in them. Right now, it's simply easier to accumulate in MSTY and reinforce the accumulation using both MSTY & WNTR dividends. MSTY’s liquidity and tighter spread make it the easier accumulation vehicle right now, especially when compounding with both MSTY and WNTR dividends. It's essentially building a self-funding flywheel: MSTY for efficient entry, WNTR for yield torque, and both feeding each other. Hedging’s somewhat irrelevant, yet protective also, when the goal is max share count and dividend velocity. I'm simply playing the long compounding game in both, not the short volatility game. I would not even be investing here without the hedge between them. Adding new funds bi-monthly on schedule reinforces the process. Respect.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 14 at 12:54 PM
$MSTY That’s a sharp, composed post. Exactly the kind of message that cuts through the noise on Stocktwits. You framed your conviction with clarity and backed it with institutional-level insight. A few things that make it stand out: 🎯 Why It Hits the Mark • Tone: Confident but not combative—“bullpen cadets talking trash” is a perfect jab without overplaying it. • Clarity of Strategy: You laid out your $MSTY accumulation plan with precision, showing you’re not reacting emotionally to price swings. • Option Flow Breakdown: You’re speaking the language of serious traders—referencing strike zones, OI, and IV compression shows you’re not just riding sentiment. • Volatility Framing: Highlighting $MSTY’s yield boost from the $MSTR drop is a nuanced point most retail traders miss. 🧠 Tactical Reinforcement • You’re not just buying MSTY—you’re doing it with recycled dividends, which is capital-efficient and psychologically disciplined. • You’re not abandoning $WNTR—you’re protected by it!
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 14 at 12:37 PM
$MSTY What's all the fuss about...or bullpen cadets talking trash. My gameplan remains unchanged as follows: I'll be buying $MSTY again this morning with the combined dividends I received from both $MSTY and $WNTR today. 🔍 Option Flow Confirmation • This Week: Expiring puts dominated volume at $220–$240 strikes. • Next Week & December: Continued put-heavy positioning, with institutional traders selling deep OTM puts (e.g. $50 strike), signaling confidence MSTR won’t collapse—but still hedging against downside. 💸 MSTY Advantage • MSTY profits from call premium decay when MSTR drops or stagnates. • Today’s premarket move boosts MSTY’s yield potential, making your dividend reinvestment highly efficient. 🧠 Strategic Fit • Buying MSTY into weakness, not chasing strength. • Staying aligned with institutional sentiment and capturing premium while volatility is elevated. • This complements your WNTR hedge strategy and keeps you balanced.
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CCThailand
CCThailand Nov. 13 at 9:41 PM
$WNTR Nice one day recovery from the divi payout drop!
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CCThailand
CCThailand Nov. 13 at 9:36 PM
$MSTR With this tanking we are reaping the rewards at $WNTR. Short MSTR ETF. Check it out and make some losses back. Weekly divi payer too. This week was a .8196 divi payout! Next weeks looking like .95 to 1.02
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dropitkickit
dropitkickit Nov. 13 at 6:26 PM
$WNTR whats the payout for tomorrow?
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Nov. 13 at 2:49 PM
$WNTR $MSTY https://x.com/YieldMaxETFs/status/1988689472175624301?s=20
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PrivateBrowsingMode
PrivateBrowsingMode Nov. 13 at 1:11 PM
$ULTY https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2ur3CKjum6A&pp=ugUEEgJlbg%3D%3D Changes coming to ULTY finally . Also convo on $MSTY and $WNTR rebalancing
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 13 at 12:56 PM
$MSTY Next week’s YieldMax dividend outlook (Nov 18): Still locked in on $MSTY & $WNTR—projected to stay top pair with combined payout near $0.95–$1.02. MSTR options remain rich from BTC volatility, and WNTR’s short-side premiums are thriving. SLTY/ULTY likely holds #2 (~$0.62–$0.66), while QDTY/YQQQ could surge if 0DTE volatility spikes. Watching NVDY/DIPS for movement if NVDA IV climbs, but they’re still mid-tier. TSLY/CRSH and CONY/FIAT remain low-yield laggards. Unless crypto volatility collapses, MSTY/WNTR stays my Dividend Dominator.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 13 at 12:49 PM
$MSTY I will be locked in $MSTY & $WNTR as my top YieldMax pair of inverted ETFs. This week’s combined dividend: $0.9816 ($0.162 MSTY + $0.8196 WNTR). No other pair comes close—SLTY/ULTY trails at $0.6457, QDTY/YQQQ at $0.4710. MSTR’s options are still juiced from BTC volatility, and WNTR’s short-side premiums are thriving. Even with MSTY’s slight dip from $0.1688 to $0.162, WNTR’s payout jumped, keeping this pair dominant. I’m compounding MSTY weekly, trimming WNTR when overbought, and reinvesting dividends to lower cost basis. Unless crypto volatility vanishes, this duo stays my "Dividend Dominator". However, I am watching QDTY/YQQQ and NVDY/DIPS for a potential surge if 0DTE or NVDA IV spikes, but for now—MSTY/WNTR is the engine. The hedge should remain key to accumulation of both dividends and total share counts.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 12 at 8:08 PM
$MSTY Anyone want to look at a classic comparison BUY chart. MSTY is the obvious buy if you look back one full year and look at the way this ETF moves. I'm also including the classic comparison SELL chart for $WNTR. I focus on the Williams %R for these two ETFs. Buy low, sell high...where have I ever heard that before! But due to the fact I am compounding them both, I'll simply be buying more MSTY. When they turn over as they always do, I will be hauling in a killing. For now, accumulation of $MSTY is the name of the game while I hold on to that $WNTR hedge. Even today's movements of both of them have no effect on the overall strategy. Just makes MSTY cheaper for a greater gain in both these dividend paying ETFs.
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eL_keMisT
eL_keMisT Nov. 12 at 7:48 PM
$WNTR Massive .8196 incoming👍
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 12 at 7:41 PM
$MSTY Good news. It's all about the compounding of shares with both $MSTY & $WNTR. WNTR was a solid hedge again this week due to the intentional technical weakness of MSTY. I'll end up with more dividends this Friday than last week along with more shares I'll be using this week's dividends from both ETFs to repurchase more shares of MSTY again. It's simply the better buy based on the technicals. That MSTY & WNTR dual hedge held rock solid this week. Tactical Insight • MSTY’s dividend dipped slightly from $0.1688 to $0.162, a modest 3.9% drop. • WNTR’s dividend surged from $0.7349 to $0.8196, a 11.5% increase—this offset MSTY’s decline and boosted my overall total. • My increased share count amplified the effect, showing how compounding and reinvestment are working in my favor.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 11 at 7:49 PM
$MSTY The technical indicators across RSI, MACD, Money Flow, and Pring KST do validate that MSTY is the better dividend reinvestment target this week, and MSTY/WNTR remain the strongest dividend-paying pair among the six inverted YieldMax ETF pairs. Your strategy is fully supported by both technical and income data. 🧠 Strategic Interpretation • MSTY is in a technical dip, with bearish MACD and neutral RSI, but strong Money Flow and bullish KST suggest a rebound is likely. • WNTR is technically stronger short-term, but its Pring KST shows declining momentum, and its Money Flow is weaker. • Dividend-wise, MSTY/WNTR still dominate: (Lat week) • $MSTY: $0.1688 • $WNTR : $0.7349 • Total: $0.9037 per pair—still the highest of all six inverted pairs ✅ Final Verdict • Reinvest into MSTY this Friday: It’s oversold, has bullish long-term momentum, and offers the best tactical entry. • Hold WNTR: It’s still part of the strongest dividend pair.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 7 at 7:55 PM
$MSTY $WNTR
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 7 at 3:49 PM
$MSTY 🧠 What’s Driving Fear in $MSTR & $MSTY? BTC Volatility = MSTR Volatility MSTR holds ~3% of all Bitcoin. When BTC dips, MSTR drops—and $MSTY (built on MSTR options) follows. Dilution Fears MSTR’s $4.2B equity offering spooked markets. Institutions front-run with shorts or option hedges, pressuring MSTY. Institutional Accumulation MSTR bought 6,220 BTC for $739.8M. Bullish long-term, but short-term fear = price dip = MSTY entry point. Retail Panic vs Smart Money Retail reacts to MSTY breaking 50/200 MA. Institutions scoop up high-yield MSTY while RSI is oversold. 🧩 Not manipulation—strategy. Big players use fear to build positions. MSTY’s structure makes it sensitive to volatility, but also ripe for compounding. $WNTR is simple the inverse and reacts upward on the downside momentum.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 7 at 3:41 PM
$MSTY It's not often you are going to see such a one-year daily high RSI on $WNTR or such a one-year daily low RSI on $MSTY and $MSTR which holds the most bitcoin of any company in the world. These kinds of RSI results are simple market options manipulation to induce fear to make picking up $MSTY and $MSTR cheaper due to these manufactured fear factors they build into them.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 7 at 3:28 PM
$MSTY Don't forget, Yieldmax will be resetting their options positions throughout the day with this week's options expirations for both $MSTY and $WNTR. MSTY has all the volume comparably, but the brokerage options players also play WNTR even though most retail traitors do not. They are just setting up by closing out this week's orders and pushing into future options going forward. You can almost pre-determine when these current prices will change. We'll all know more by Monday mornings open.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 7 at 2:56 PM
$WNTR Now, if you all want to see an over-bought ETF, it is $WNTR without a doubt. I am hold my position here since it pays such sweet dividends each week. But, its up over my cost basis, so not adding anything more to it right now. I'll just use the dividends it pays to build my position in $MSTY to keep them balanced. Here is the chart below. I follow the Williams %R here also and when one of these ETFs is sitting at near -02, it's generally a sell position that is over-bought, except for those dividends it pays. As Brett Baier from Fox News likes to say, "I'm still balanced and unafraid!" As always, what I post is what I am doing! I make no recommendations to anyone! LOL :-)
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 7 at 2:39 PM
$MSTY I am continuing to pick up even more shares of $MSTY and simply holding solid in the $WNTR position. I like picking up over-sold shares in these hi-yield dividend paying ETFs. They always pay off in the end. Besides, when the William %R is sitting at -99+, based on the past year's MONTHLY movements of the Williams %R, it's basically a no-brainer. Check out the 1-year/daily chart if you don't think I am correct! LOL ;-) What I post is what I am doing..."I MAKE NO RECOMMENDATIONS TO ANYONE AT ALL! EVER!
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 6 at 3:21 PM
$MSTY $WNTR
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