One of the fundamental premises of fair taxation under capitalism is the notion that taxes are assessed on profits when an investment is sold, not on investment principal, nor on unrealized gains, a ...

YieldMax MSTR Option Income Strategy ETF (MSTY) announces weekly distribution of $0.3051, -2.74% lower from the prior week's distribution of $0.3137. The annual distribution rate is 74.35%, with an ...

The YieldMax MSTR Option Income Strategy ETF offers a headline 100%+ yield, but this is largely unsustainable and primarily funded by return of capital. MSTY consistently underperforms MSTR during ...

The YieldMax MSTR Option Income Strategy ETF is a single stock covered call ETF tied to Strategy, which is heavily linked to Bitcoin. Despite Bitcoin's 23% drop, MSTY's distribution rate decreased ...

You can buy Strategy stock directly or invest in an ETF that offers exposure to Strategy stock via options. The YieldMax MSTR Option Income Strategy ETF is designed for investors who are seeking high ...

MSTR stock faces pressure from Bitcoin weakness, while MSTY’s huge yield offers a different path with added trade-offs.

As income-focused investors look for ways to generate higher returns in a volatile market, the question often arises: What is a high yield ETF, and how does it compare to owning individual stocks? One ...

The MSTY ETF and the SPYI ETF both pay monthly distributions, but MSTY’s yield is higher. On the other hand, SPYI’s tax structure could be a distinct advantage for prudent investors. Most Americans ...

The beauty of passive income grows with time, especially in the current economic climate. Investors have been facing a perfect storm of trade path changes, elevated interest rates, and persistent ...

MSTY generates income by selling options on MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock. Its 102% yield masks distributions swinging from $0.14 to $4.42. MicroStrategy stock fell 75% from $543 to $133.20 as Bitcoin ...

This Redditor is focused on trying to understand why they have only broke even on MSTY. There is a concern that they did not properly value the cost average when they initially bought their position.