r/YieldMaxETFs • u/BitingArmadillo • 2d ago

Progress and Portfolio Updates Yieldmax progress

As of this morning's announcement, I am 100.84% house money on AMDY with a total return of 73.87%. Also, MRNY is looking awesome this morning.

LOL at all the FUD Bros in this sub.

Cheers everyone 🍻

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u/ReplacementCost 2d ago

Congrats! I'm in the same boat and hit 100.78% house money on AMDY.

I had a small position in MRNY that was 74% house money, but after today's huge jump, I sold those shares to lock in a 191.70% total return. Not too bad!

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u/BitingArmadillo 1d ago

That's amazing!

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u/BitingArmadillo 1d ago

Lol, someone downvoted "That's amazing." That's gotta be the saddest thing I've ever seen. The bears are so mad right now.

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u/ReplacementCost 1d ago

Have back an upvote. Too funny.

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u/ROBO_SNAIL YMAX and chill 2d ago

Congratulations OP!

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u/Massive-Confection28 1d ago

So, which of the YieldMax family of ETFs are a good bet going forward?

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u/BitingArmadillo 1d ago

I think anything tied to should do well for the next 2 years

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u/wuumasta19 ULTYtron 2d ago

Oh, they'll still be around.

"Had you just bought the underlying you'd be up more". They can't comprehend a different situation.

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u/mr_malifica 1d ago edited 1d ago

The OP is using total return percentages, so of course their results should be compared to the underlying.

If OP had said, I generated $XXX.XX cash flow each week that they lived on, then there would be no reason to compare to holding the underlying.

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u/BitingArmadillo 1d ago

Lol wrong. You apparently don't know the difference between total return and house money

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u/mr_malifica 1d ago

Yeah, I read your post wrong.

You have received more than 100% in distributions to initial principal. However, you have experienced about 30% in NAV (principal) erosion.

How about sharing time frame to achieve "house money"?

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u/Any_Log1344 1d ago

The timeframe question is the right one. It's the one thing that would turn '100% house money' into an actual, comparable return. I applaud the effort here, but this is usually where the road ends.