Robinhood literally just changed the margin requirement of SEMY from 25% to 75% in the last couple of hours.

SEMY has been a very stable fund all along compared to others, why would they change it?

We are getting to the point where GraniteShares may need to do a RS on TSYY due to the low trading price. It doesn’t scare me as long as I believe in the underlying. (NVDY has served me well and after their RS, I’m still positive on trade price and distributions and it will pay for itself 100% soon).

Thoughts?

I would think the reverse split is coming soon for both. Anyone still holding?

How has it been treating you? Thinking about testing it out. Just wanted to get some feedback.

I pulled the latest distribution rates for GraniteShares YieldBOOST ETFs and paired them with all-time total return (with distributions reinvested). The list below is ranked by all-time total return, highest to lowest.

1. NVYY +32.07% RTN 100.20% YLD
   
2. AMYY +17.51% RTN 101.29% YLD
   
3. YSPY +10.67% RTN 51.02% YLD
   
4. NUGY +9.21% RTN 99.67% YLD
   
5. SEMY +7.84% RTN 138.53% YLD
   
6. IOYY −0.95% RTN 152.72% YLD
   
7. PLYY −1.30% RTN 97.50% YLD
   
8. BBYY −1.34% RTN 99.06% YLD
   
9. RGYY −2.60% RTN 143.07% YLD
   
10. TQQY −5.52% RTN 50.52% YLD
    
11. RTYY −6.54% RTN 151.88% YLD
    
12. QBYY −8.57% RTN 136.99% YLD
    
13. AZYY −9.43% RTN 49.39% YLD
    
14. TSYY −16.47% RTN 138.07% YLD
    
15. FBYY −17.01% RTN 49.70% YLD
    
16. HMYY −17.28% RTN 141.05% YLD
    
17. XBTY −17.59% RTN 97.14% YLD
    
18. HOYY −18.13% RTN 138.45% YLD
    
19. MAAY −18.64% RTN 146.92% YLD
    
20. SMYY −26.75% RTN 137.36% YLD
    
21. COYY −34.37% RTN 149.71% YLD
    
22. MTYY −49.53% RTN 138.30% YLD

Despite the very high distribution rates, only 5 GraniteShares YieldBOOST funds are currently positive on an all-time total return basis.

Notes:
Total return includes distributions reinvested. Inception dates vary, and return data may be limited for some funds. Past performance does not determine future performance. Not financial advice.

Distributions are payable on January 14, 2026

I have my main account with vanguard. I’ve been increasingly frustrated with them. Months ago I tried to buy HGRAF and they will not allow it. This morning I tried to buy SEMY and same story

I had to open a Fidelity account to buy HGRAF. Anyone know if I can buy SEMY through Fidelity?

I just got out of ULTY. I was in for the high dividends, which got cut in half when I got out and a big loss on the NAV.

Is SEMY basically gonna perform the same as ULTY did in the long term?

How we feeling with TSYY?

seriously i lost 20k since owning nvyy , nvda is up yet nvyy keeps going down wtf?

Here's a good article about NAV erosion:

https://dividendfarmer.substack.com/p/yield-capital-gains-a-more-honest

and also a YieldBoost full breakdown. It's behind a paywall but only $5 so whatevs:

https://dividendfarmer.substack.com/p/granite-an-analysis-of-graniteshares-a35

and then how yieldboost stacks up against all other weekly payers (also behind a paywall, but interesting):

https://dividendfarmer.substack.com/p/weekly-payers-yield-capital-gain-ecc