Скачать или смотреть YIELDMAX'S ULTY APPEARS TO HAVE SWITCHED STRATEGIES

I don't have any inside information on this. I watched ETF Inspector last night and he had noticed that they had made a change. I downloaded the trades, and this is my best guess.
As far as eating your own cooking, I have some comments on this as well. Wealthy people do not title stuff in their own name. When you have reached a certain level of wealth, you have a variety of good reasons to use either a charitable trust, a family limited partnership, and/or an irrevocable trust. Wealthy people do this for the sake of privacy and to protect assets in the case of a lawsuit. Wealthy folks also use an irrevocable trust to avoid probate in the event that they die. Money goes straight to the family without having to go through probate. Many structures like this will no show up on the SEC SAI. I am not wealthy, but I have a lot of friends and family who are, and they all use these types of structures. It would be dumb not to. Also, it is a generational thing. Boomers and X'ers (Jay is an X'er) who have a lot of money don't talk about it. It is considered gross and in bad taste. I bet you we end up finding out that Jay does eat his own cooking. I agree it is a PR problem and somewhere in West Palm Beach there is a trust attourney drawing up a trust for Jay that will show up on the SEC. I am positive this is nothing to be concerend about, I could be wrong, and if I am, I will come back on here and admit it.
As consumers, we give YieldMax mixed signals. ULTY is maybe the 3rd- or 4th-highest AUM ETF that pays more than 12%. You have QQQI and SPYI that manage billions, you have MSTY and some of the other YieldMax ETFs up there also. ULTY is extremely popular, and many people are very happy with it. You would never know that by reading the comments on YouTube videos and on X. I myself have about 25% of my overall high-yield portfolio in YieldMax products. Meaning I have 75% in other products. It is not the only show in town. They have some good products, but if you don't like it, that is fine with me, just sell it and buy something you are happier with. I don't have a dog in the fight, but I want everyone to be happy. There are plenty of other opportunities out there for income investors. Have a good one. From Hill Country with love, Max out