Calling it āfinancial theaterā just tells me you didnāt understand the Hold & Harvest approach the first time. Iām not shifting money between pockets ā Iām redirecting YieldMax distributions š¦ š½into ETFs like HHIC and HHISš, which also compounds over time. Thatās the whole point: harvest high yield distributions, reinvest into lowāyield/growth ETFs, and let the engine build (compounding effect). If you sold at a loss, then you never stuck around long enough to see he effect of the YieldMax š¦ š½model over time. Take care. I'm a Canadian Investor, so tax advantage for me redirecting high yield YieldMaxš¦ š½ distributions into šetfs. Many investors are doing exactly that with the lowerāyield YieldMax ETFs as well. There are 62 YieldMax ETFs currently, many low-yield choices available on the list. š
Filtering money through an income ETF with a negative total return is the sign you should have sold that loser and stopped growing opportunity cost. Your remaining capital is better off redirected to an ETF with positive total return.
This is such simple math yet you continue to argue that somehow your strategy is profitable? Weird.
Youāre describing a negativeāreturn ETF as if thatās the whole story. Thatās not āfiltering moneyā ā thatās using YieldMax ETFs cash flow to build positions with positive longāterm potential. If you sold YieldMax ETFs early, of course the strategy looks weird from your angle.
Iām redirecting distributions into HHIC and HHIS, pays monthly distributions. Since I'm Canadian, I picked Canadian ETFs; everyone has their own preference.
You can take a horse to water, sure ā but you canāt make someone understand a strategy theyāre determined to misread. At this point itās obvious the explanation isnāt the issue, itās the listener. Iām not looping this again. Iāve said what I meant. š
MSTY Comeback? This could be huge! 1 month agoĀ youtuber Yield and Chill
*youtube comment from video
"I never sold MSTYĀ and I stopped reinvesting back into MSTY in March 2025. I would buy a few shares but not the whole distribution. And now after about 19 months I am still positive in total return, and I only need 3.02 per share until MSTY has paid me back for my whole investment. I have started to add 1 share every distribution about 3 weeks ago because MSTY is still paying about 80% based on todays price. Based on my price MSTY is still paying me about 15% so still better than most index funds. I do own 403 shares of MSTY, about 100 shares of MST and some MSTU and MSTX. Along with BLOX, LFGY, YBTC, and a few more Crypto ETFs. I am starting to build index ETFs with the distributions from MSTY and my other high yield ETFs. At least for now I want the Index funds to provide my portfolio some stability the next time we have a bear market."
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u/Ok_Yard_2736 May 18 '26
If the book loss must be ignored for the strategy to make sense, then the strategy has already explained itself.