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Revenue (ttm) N/A
Net Income (ttm) N/A
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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
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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 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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Stanfordfund
Stanfordfund Sep. 29 at 7:11 PM
How can $MSTY and $WNTR be down?
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 29 at 1:25 PM
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 26 at 3:27 PM
$MSTY My rebalance is now completed for the week for the 8 Inverted Yieldmax ETFs I trade. Done posting here on $MSTY & $WNTR for a while and looking forward to addressing my comments to $TSLY & $CRSH next week. The other 4 are still upcoming (CONY & FIAT and NVDY & DIPS), but there is plenty of time for them. These eight are all as close to 12.5% as I can get them in relation to each other. This week's dividends have been applied, so it's time to move on. I even added more spare change into my trash can stock IBOGF once again. It's not on Stocktwits yet, so no need to look. It's the trash can where all spare change resides until the "wonder if ever" massive surge in price occurs. Next week, we do it all again, different ETF's, same ole game.
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ReversalTrader7
ReversalTrader7 Sep. 25 at 8:29 PM
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Remriel
Remriel Sep. 25 at 6:56 PM
Sell all $MSTY All in $WNTR Fatter distributions on the short side $MSTR
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Remriel
Remriel Sep. 25 at 5:30 PM
Buy Short ETF $WNTR will beat the rest of the year $MSTR $MSTY with fat dividends
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PrivateBrowsingMode
PrivateBrowsingMode Sep. 25 at 1:58 PM
$WNTR man I should have bought more as a hedge back in May when I full ported MSTY lol still no complaints long term. Thinking of a 70/30 split along with mstr and cold storage btc.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 25 at 1:57 PM
$WNTR Now is when you realize that there is no honest and true inversion between $MSTY (-3.99%) and $WNTR (+1.56%)! It's all a Yieldmax con job. LMAO...so funny. I guess those expiring options contracts on Friday are taking their effect when added to the dividend price reductions. Good thing I planned ahead and had funds waiting to capture the downturn on $MSTY. A blind man could see this coming. Took the profit from $WNTR reduction when added to the dividend I'll receive in the morning and I'll just rebalance the 8 ETF's (MSTY & WNTR, NVDY & DIPS, TSLY & CRSH and CONY & FIAT) back to their 12.50% range for each. Keeps life so simple.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 25 at 10:57 AM
$MSTY This dip in price for $MSTY is tactical if you're accumulating post-dividend. Lower price + dividend payout = more shares acquired tomorrow at market. Long-term, $MSTY offers upside leverage to $MSTR, so increasing share count now compounds future capital gains. Price drops aren't always bad—especially with leveraged ETFs built for volatility. Same for $WNTR, because it is designed to degrade in price over time. You should have known that from the beginning. You’ll be reinforcing: • Dividend capture logic • Tactical accumulation timing • Long-term leverage thesis • Emotional discipline in volatile setups
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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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Stanfordfund
Stanfordfund Sep. 29 at 7:11 PM
How can $MSTY and $WNTR be down?
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 29 at 1:25 PM
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 26 at 3:27 PM
$MSTY My rebalance is now completed for the week for the 8 Inverted Yieldmax ETFs I trade. Done posting here on $MSTY & $WNTR for a while and looking forward to addressing my comments to $TSLY & $CRSH next week. The other 4 are still upcoming (CONY & FIAT and NVDY & DIPS), but there is plenty of time for them. These eight are all as close to 12.5% as I can get them in relation to each other. This week's dividends have been applied, so it's time to move on. I even added more spare change into my trash can stock IBOGF once again. It's not on Stocktwits yet, so no need to look. It's the trash can where all spare change resides until the "wonder if ever" massive surge in price occurs. Next week, we do it all again, different ETF's, same ole game.
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ReversalTrader7
ReversalTrader7 Sep. 25 at 8:29 PM
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Remriel
Remriel Sep. 25 at 6:56 PM
Sell all $MSTY All in $WNTR Fatter distributions on the short side $MSTR
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Remriel
Remriel Sep. 25 at 5:30 PM
Buy Short ETF $WNTR will beat the rest of the year $MSTR $MSTY with fat dividends
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PrivateBrowsingMode
PrivateBrowsingMode Sep. 25 at 1:58 PM
$WNTR man I should have bought more as a hedge back in May when I full ported MSTY lol still no complaints long term. Thinking of a 70/30 split along with mstr and cold storage btc.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 25 at 1:57 PM
$WNTR Now is when you realize that there is no honest and true inversion between $MSTY (-3.99%) and $WNTR (+1.56%)! It's all a Yieldmax con job. LMAO...so funny. I guess those expiring options contracts on Friday are taking their effect when added to the dividend price reductions. Good thing I planned ahead and had funds waiting to capture the downturn on $MSTY. A blind man could see this coming. Took the profit from $WNTR reduction when added to the dividend I'll receive in the morning and I'll just rebalance the 8 ETF's (MSTY & WNTR, NVDY & DIPS, TSLY & CRSH and CONY & FIAT) back to their 12.50% range for each. Keeps life so simple.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 25 at 10:57 AM
$MSTY This dip in price for $MSTY is tactical if you're accumulating post-dividend. Lower price + dividend payout = more shares acquired tomorrow at market. Long-term, $MSTY offers upside leverage to $MSTR, so increasing share count now compounds future capital gains. Price drops aren't always bad—especially with leveraged ETFs built for volatility. Same for $WNTR, because it is designed to degrade in price over time. You should have known that from the beginning. You’ll be reinforcing: • Dividend capture logic • Tactical accumulation timing • Long-term leverage thesis • Emotional discipline in volatile setups
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Nightrite99
Nightrite99 Sep. 25 at 2:05 AM
$MSTY Want a larger distribution? Check out $WNTR. Just paid 3.3 for Sept and will pay approx 3.3 for October. If MSTR rebounds next month, WNTR will be cheaper to buy.
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STITypeRA
STITypeRA Sep. 24 at 8:01 PM
$MSTR hedge with $WNTR
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 24 at 7:35 PM
$MSTY Of course short cycle bonds and Friday's expiring options will effect the prices of both $MSTY & $WNTR and here is why: Expiry forces liquidity shifts + hedging in thin floats. $MSTY BID stack compressed, no 20DMA conviction. $WNTR pinned synthetically—watch gamma unwind. Bond rotation = macro drag. Tactical entries post-flush. Survivors wait. Tourists chase. Tech overlays: $MSTY → RSI 43, MACD -0.41, W%R -65, ADX 37, KST weak $WNTR → RSI 39, MACD -0.52, W%R -78, ADX 41, KST slope negative Imagine that! ;-)
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 24 at 4:47 PM
$MSTY Looking over both $MSTY & $WNTR, both go ex-div Thursday. Holding through the morning locks in the dividend—no guesswork, just clean execution. Charts show volume builds pre-ex, price stabilizes, and payout hits Friday. We don’t chase breakouts; we don’t time tops. We hold through the trigger window, extract the dividend, and rotate capital with surgical precision. If you’re allergic to free money and allergic to discipline, these are not for you.
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superstocking
superstocking Sep. 24 at 4:19 PM
$SMCY $WNTR $AMZY $XYZY YieldMax etf to own today to collect dividend tomorrow etfcapture.com
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LVStrader
LVStrader Sep. 24 at 2:13 PM
So far this morning taking a small bite of $WNTR , $MSTY, added to $LFGY and $ULTY and added to many others the SCHWAB quintet plus GPIQ, and many others and will revisit often during the day to further add or not!
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SonGoku
SonGoku Sep. 24 at 1:07 PM
Payouts listed $WNTR $MSTY $SMCY $SLTY & more !!
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Tixe
Tixe Sep. 24 at 12:52 PM
$ULTY $WNTR $MSTY $SMCY $YMAX Distributions
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bkdvet
bkdvet Sep. 24 at 12:46 PM
$MSTY $WNTR If you own MSTY and don’t own WNTR, you are absolutely hurting yourself. I’ve owned WNTR for a few months, I’m up just over 1% and have collected $10.22 in distributions on a $33 stock. WNTR is paying over $3.29 this go around. LOVE IT!
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superstocking
superstocking Sep. 22 at 3:15 PM
$SMCY $WNTR $AMZY $XYZY dividend payers this week etfcapture.com
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 19 at 3:01 PM
$MSTR Both $MSTY and $WNTR are lining up for next Thursday’s ex-div. Announcement hits Wednesday via YieldMax. Both ETFs will drop in price due to payout mechanics, creating tactical entry for share accumulation—MSTY for directional exposure, WNTR for inverse containment. They hedge structurally, but the goal is the same: increase share count in both when price compresses. MSTY (tracks MSTR) $16.12 → $16.38 EOD Wed MACD rising, MFI strong, Pring KST up BB expanding, Williams %R –42 Calls 6,402 vs Puts 4,739 → PCR 0.74 Volume: 11,141 → Neutral-to-bullish Best guess - Dividend: $0.76–$0.84 WNTR (inverse MSTR) $32.75 → $32.88 EOD Wed MACD flat, MFI weak, Pring KST stalled BB narrowing, Williams %R –70 Calls 1,108 vs Puts 1,472 → PCR 1.33 Volume: 2,580 → Bearish tilt Best guess - Dividend: $2.16 - $2.24 Share accumulation is the protocol. Price drop is the entry. Hedged exposure, compounding intent.
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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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