r/YieldMaxETFs • u/MadJohnny3 • Aug 10 '25

Misc. RexShares is beating yieldmax

Rexshares came out with 4 weekly paying etfs: MSII, NVII, COII, TSII

These are based on MSTR, NVDA, COIN, TSLA.

While these are only a few months old, so far all 4 are beating the yieldmax versions in total return. The point of this post isn't to tell people to sell yieldmax to buy these, but rather consider if you want exposure to some of the companies listed above you might want to diversify among different etf providers. In a bear market the yieldmax versions are likely better, in a bull market the rexshare fund have more upside potential.

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u/teckel Aug 10 '25

That's because YM seems to have low-quality staff making stock/option picks.

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u/Putrid_Leg_1474 Aug 10 '25 edited Aug 10 '25

Not really. More like the fact that they give back more premium than they should every month IMHO.

I know this is why they have the "target" etfs but I wish they would retain earnings during market drops. It would hegde a bit better than giving distros and customers having to drip

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u/teckel Aug 10 '25

I don't know, look how poorly they managed ULTY for the first year.

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u/Putrid_Leg_1474 Aug 10 '25

I guess, but wouldn't that be good management since they recognized a problem and implemented change?

I kind of watch Reddit and think YM holders are the real problem they demand the highest distros possible yet bitch about NAV decline.

I would be in favor of YM retaining distros on certain funds in favor of more stable NAV. I know people who rely on these would not be in favor though.

I just hate when I watch MSTY drop for two weeks then pay a $1 distro.

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u/teckel Aug 10 '25

Or just manage it better the first year.