Worldwide Diversified Holdings (WNTR)

$50.06 +46.17 (1,186.85%)
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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
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Day's Range N/A - 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.

Gloverfield
Gloverfield Dec. 5 at 12:51 PM
$WNTR i still think that this will pop above $40 again…
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Dec. 3 at 9:35 PM
$MSTY Well, here is how I am doing? It's a simple analysis by CoPilot, my friend.... lol. All strictly investing in $MSTY & $WNTR as my current and still strongest inverted pairing. System Logic Is Consistent • You’re tracking only the 6 inverted ETF pairs. • You’re timing purchases to hit ex-dividend eligibility. • You’re focused on weekly dividend math only, with no forward projections. • You’re using leftover cash tactically, rolling it into next week’s dividend pool. ✅ Net Result: You Made Money • Compared to early November, your dividend payouts are higher. • Your MSTY share count has grown. • Your total portfolio balance is up. • You’ve reinvested efficiently and added capital at key moments. This 30-day snapshot confirms your system is working exactly as designed: maximize weekly yield, reinvest tactically, and grow balance with discipline.
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dropitkickit
dropitkickit Dec. 3 at 4:51 PM
$WNTR ROC plunged for this week to 3.57% thats bullshit/ i emailed them
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Hodler8
Hodler8 Dec. 2 at 6:20 PM
$BTC.X $WNTR looking better and better
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Dec. 2 at 1:33 PM
I'll be watching the weekly chart above for the next few days to get a feel how this week's dividend payout should fare compared to last week. Right now, $MSTY is a negative 10.82% while $WNTR is positive up 6.53%. A recovery in MSTY might not get back to where it was last week...so probably another drop in the payout. WNTR looks like it should hold its own, but upside on a dividend payout is probably limited. That's a guess. Still a couple days left before it's set in stone. But worth watching. ;-)
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BullandaBear
BullandaBear Dec. 1 at 4:31 PM
$WNTR $MSTY $MSTR $BTC.X why in the world isnt WNTR parabolic with volume? If your not paying attentiin to this one your missing out.
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Gloverfield
Gloverfield Dec. 1 at 3:54 PM
$WNTR agreed, got my 500 shares locked
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Dec. 1 at 10:08 AM
$MSTY It's these down days in $MSTY that leave you so relieved when your also holding $WNTR. They do the exact same thing with the underlying fund $MSTR, just inverted to each other. I'll be buying more of MSTY today and will continue increasing the share count on that side of the house. You can afford to be bullish here if you are holding both of these ETFs simply because of the accumulations with the combined dividend payouts on one side or the other. What is Warren Buffet's 1st Rule in investing: "Never lose money!! What is Warren Buffet's 2nd Rule in investing: "See Rule #1". Good luck out there today! It's dividend reinvestment time for many of us.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 28 at 2:12 PM
$MSTY Strategy update: $MSTY buys continue while oversold on Williams %R until it returns to overbought territory, with $WNTR held steady while overbought until it returns to oversold. Dividends recycle weekly, with bi‑monthly cash injections adding steady fuel. The clean split conversion to multiples of 5 ensures no fractional waste. Using this disciplined structure, account balance growth is projected to continue upward — conservative path shows ~30–35% increase into early 2026, while best‑case shows ~50%+ growth. Discipline > emotion. Contest‑grade balance growth in action. 1‑Year Projection: Conservative ~65–70% balance growth; Best‑case ~100%+ balance growth. I am taking this strategy to the bank! These 2 inverted ETFs will play off of the $MSTR options trades and they are both treated as 1 entity for reinvestments due to the inversion to each other.
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Nov. 28 at 5:23 AM
$WNTR Price holding at $38.15, quite a ways off the highest of $60.49 and above the lowest of $27.85. Volume currently below the average of 95,535.
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Latest News on WNTR
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Gloverfield
Gloverfield Dec. 5 at 12:51 PM
$WNTR i still think that this will pop above $40 again…
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Dec. 3 at 9:35 PM
$MSTY Well, here is how I am doing? It's a simple analysis by CoPilot, my friend.... lol. All strictly investing in $MSTY & $WNTR as my current and still strongest inverted pairing. System Logic Is Consistent • You’re tracking only the 6 inverted ETF pairs. • You’re timing purchases to hit ex-dividend eligibility. • You’re focused on weekly dividend math only, with no forward projections. • You’re using leftover cash tactically, rolling it into next week’s dividend pool. ✅ Net Result: You Made Money • Compared to early November, your dividend payouts are higher. • Your MSTY share count has grown. • Your total portfolio balance is up. • You’ve reinvested efficiently and added capital at key moments. This 30-day snapshot confirms your system is working exactly as designed: maximize weekly yield, reinvest tactically, and grow balance with discipline.
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dropitkickit
dropitkickit Dec. 3 at 4:51 PM
$WNTR ROC plunged for this week to 3.57% thats bullshit/ i emailed them
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Hodler8
Hodler8 Dec. 2 at 6:20 PM
$BTC.X $WNTR looking better and better
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Dec. 2 at 1:33 PM
I'll be watching the weekly chart above for the next few days to get a feel how this week's dividend payout should fare compared to last week. Right now, $MSTY is a negative 10.82% while $WNTR is positive up 6.53%. A recovery in MSTY might not get back to where it was last week...so probably another drop in the payout. WNTR looks like it should hold its own, but upside on a dividend payout is probably limited. That's a guess. Still a couple days left before it's set in stone. But worth watching. ;-)
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BullandaBear
BullandaBear Dec. 1 at 4:31 PM
$WNTR $MSTY $MSTR $BTC.X why in the world isnt WNTR parabolic with volume? If your not paying attentiin to this one your missing out.
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Gloverfield
Gloverfield Dec. 1 at 3:54 PM
$WNTR agreed, got my 500 shares locked
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Dec. 1 at 10:08 AM
$MSTY It's these down days in $MSTY that leave you so relieved when your also holding $WNTR. They do the exact same thing with the underlying fund $MSTR, just inverted to each other. I'll be buying more of MSTY today and will continue increasing the share count on that side of the house. You can afford to be bullish here if you are holding both of these ETFs simply because of the accumulations with the combined dividend payouts on one side or the other. What is Warren Buffet's 1st Rule in investing: "Never lose money!! What is Warren Buffet's 2nd Rule in investing: "See Rule #1". Good luck out there today! It's dividend reinvestment time for many of us.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 28 at 2:12 PM
$MSTY Strategy update: $MSTY buys continue while oversold on Williams %R until it returns to overbought territory, with $WNTR held steady while overbought until it returns to oversold. Dividends recycle weekly, with bi‑monthly cash injections adding steady fuel. The clean split conversion to multiples of 5 ensures no fractional waste. Using this disciplined structure, account balance growth is projected to continue upward — conservative path shows ~30–35% increase into early 2026, while best‑case shows ~50%+ growth. Discipline > emotion. Contest‑grade balance growth in action. 1‑Year Projection: Conservative ~65–70% balance growth; Best‑case ~100%+ balance growth. I am taking this strategy to the bank! These 2 inverted ETFs will play off of the $MSTR options trades and they are both treated as 1 entity for reinvestments due to the inversion to each other.
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Nov. 28 at 5:23 AM
$WNTR Price holding at $38.15, quite a ways off the highest of $60.49 and above the lowest of $27.85. Volume currently below the average of 95,535.
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Nov. 28 at 3:26 AM
Comparing trending tickers $WNTR vs $UCO: WNTR dropped slightly by 1.04% to $38.15 with trading volume reaching 296.6K, significantly above its average of 95.5K shares. Meanwhile, UCO climbed 1.82% to $20.16, though its trading volume of 2.1M was just under its usual 2.3M. WNTR experienced a notable spike in trading activity compared to its average, despite a decrease in price, while UCO saw a solid price increase but with typical trading volume.
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Nov. 28 at 2:54 AM
Comparing trending tickers $NUE vs $WNTR: NUE is up 1.84% to $159.13, trading at about half its average volume with 1.1M shares changing hands. In contrast, WNTR dropped by 1.04% to $38.15, but it saw more than 3x its usual volume at 296.6K shares. While NUE maintained a positive uptick despite lower trading activity, WNTR's increased volume didn't prevent a decrease in stock price.
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Nov. 27 at 8:23 PM
$WNTR Massive volume spike with 3x+ average volume at 296,600 shares traded as price remains stable at $38.15. Price fluctuated between $37.06 and $38.55 in the past few days. Smart money waits for a lower H% before considering an entry.
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PrivateBrowsingMode
PrivateBrowsingMode Nov. 27 at 2:23 PM
$MSTR $MSTY $WNTR the problem is if they keep reverse splitting if mstr doesn’t appreciate as strong anymore (it will continue to grind higher but could take a long time) and the nav continues to decline. For example if you only had 5 shares and they do this initial rs now you have one. If they do another RS you’re out of the game. So you have to continually add shares. Can’t really set it and forget it unfortunately. But you can offset by buying a portion of WNTR during the downtrends and add to MSTY with those distributions and vice versa
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 27 at 1:45 PM
$MSTY MSTY’s 1:5 reverse split doesn’t change dividend flow. It just consolidates shares and multiplies the price ~5× while scaling dividends per share the same way. Net income stays the same because payouts are driven by the ETF’s options + money market strategy, not nominal share price. Reverse splits are compliance moves to keep option chains tradable, not dividend boosters. $MSTY and $WNTR remain inverted mirrors of each other with identical synthetic correlation to $MSTR options. Post‑split, their prices will look more balanced, but the yield velocity is unchanged. The both correlate to MSTR but they balance one another as a hedge for total dividend yield. It's how you apply the dividends that matters in the end. Since I treat both MSTY and WNTR as a single fund, I feed whichever one yields me the greatest dividend yield based on the W%R indicator on the daily/1-year chart. Right now, I consolidate into MSTY. It's the overall greatest potential yield based on the chart! Simple
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 27 at 1:40 PM
$MSTY “Think of $MSTY and $WNTR as mirror engines—same synthetic exposure, opposite direction. They’re tools for hedging volatility in $MSTR, not ownership plays in $MSTR.”
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 27 at 1:38 PM
$MSTY $MSTY and $WNTR don’t own $MSTR. They’re option‑trading ETFs backed by money market funds, not equity. Their exposure to MSTR is synthetic—through options, never stock. Reverse splits aren’t dilution; they’re compliance moves to keep option chains alive. Both ETFs pay dividends from their option/money market strategies, which is why I hold them. They’re inverted engines, designed to move opposite each other, and that’s the only relationship that matters. Anyone saying they “own MSTR” is missing the point—these are yield vehicles, not equity bets. Both MSTY and WNTR have the exact same correlation to MSTR with ONE DIFFERENCE, they are inverted to each other. They both have the exact same relationship to MSTR, so they simply hedge share price directions. That's it!
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dropitkickit
dropitkickit Nov. 26 at 8:04 PM
$WNTR excellent payout this week!!
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 26 at 3:55 PM
$MSTY This is why the hedge holding both MSTY & WNTR is so important to me. $MSTY Dividend Change • Last week (Nov 21, 2025): $0.1475 per share • This week (Nov 28, 2025): $0.1352 per share • Change: $0.1475 − $0.1352 = −$0.0123 • % Drop: ➡️ MSTY’s dividend fell 8.34% week‑over‑week. 📊 $WNTR Dividend Change • Last week (Nov 21, 2025): $0.8196 per share • This week (Nov 28, 2025): $0.9263 per share • Change: $0.9263 − $0.8196 = +0.1067 • % Gain: ➡️ WNTR’s dividend rose 13.02% week‑over‑week. ⚖️ Tactical Takeaway • MSTY’s slight pullback is consistent with its heavy ROC component — weekly fluctuations are normal. • WNTR’s gain is more pronounced, giving me a stronger feeder cash flow into MSTY this cycle. • Net effect: despite MSTY’s dip, both the combined inflows are higher overall this week thanks to WNTR’s jump.
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GoCop
GoCop Nov. 25 at 7:21 PM
Any idea how the fuck $WNTR works??? Ant explanation on how this operates? I had this when MSTR was doing very well and tanked.. Now everything is red and this thing is up??
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Nov. 21 at 4:23 PM
$MSTY Just added to the pot again today with the $MSTY & the $WNTR dividends I received at a quaint $6.70. It's just part of the build strategy. Since, I do believe there will be more downside in the near term, I am done for this week. We'll do this all again next week. Both the MSTY and WNTR dividends will repurchase more MSTY shares and lowered the cost basis some, my dividends will continue to grow, my WNTR position is a near-term MSTY feeder along with the MSTY dividends. Plus, next week, my 2nd tranche of new funds for the month will also be applied. I'm safely hedged here with WNTR, and the positions are growing. How better to end your week in this ever-changing world. No fuss, no fear...I'm done today, enjoy your weekend everyone.
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