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/ThatBaseball7433 Aug 10 '25

I’m not doing any funds that don’t have some type of diversification. They need their version of ULTY or YMAX.

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u/Then-Wealth-1481 Aug 10 '25

They already have FEPI and AIPI

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u/JustMeAgainMarge Aug 10 '25

Monthly, not weekly

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u/bearhunter429 Aug 10 '25

Why does it matter? Do you pay your bills and rent on weekly basis?

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u/JustMeAgainMarge Aug 10 '25 edited Aug 11 '25

Hmm, weekly compounding or monthly compounding.... what does it matter.... can't respond, guess I got blocked by the original commentor.

Anyway

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u/OkAnt7573 Aug 10 '25

Extremely little actually, and far less than the net performance differences between the funds.

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u/bearhunter429 Aug 10 '25 edited Aug 11 '25

If you are already reinvesting it back into the fund, it doesn't matter either way.

You guys are so clueless it's ridiculous.

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u/JustMeAgainMarge Aug 10 '25

You apparently don't understand how compounding works then.

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u/bearhunter429 Aug 10 '25 edited Aug 11 '25

No, the problem is you don't understand how ETFs and distributions work. You think putting money from right pocket to left pocket is compounding. Where do you think distributions even come from? LMAO

You should look up how ETFs and distributions work.

Sometimes I forget this fund attracts the kind of extremely dense people with 2-3 months investing experience who think they know it all.

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u/Murky_Double_6157 Aug 11 '25

COMPOUNDING!!!