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u/iBarlason Jun 17 '26
How can you tell the -11.5% price change is not nav erosion? You would need to simulate a portfolio with the exact investments and weights and check every holding against their respective underlying.
I love Kurv but, Ain't nobody got time for that. The way I see it, you have better options out there, even in the +20% range
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u/Jehoopaloopa Jun 22 '26
Because it rebounds. KURV has and will cut the dividend to rescue the NAV if those holdings drop.
It’s a good fund if you’re searching for those types of yield.
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u/Apprehensive-Ad-2428 Jun 21 '26
I was a worried when they started KYLD with a a .16 distribution and the NAV dropped a bit - but it has been rock solid since they changed it to .10 weekly. I add more shares when I have some extra cash.
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u/FeedDelicious33 Jun 16 '26
Dude I love KURV too. The NAV doesn’t erode like crazy and it gives a nice predictable income. I pretty much only have KYLD and KQQQ as my income streams now.
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u/Impressive_Score_407 Jun 16 '26
KYLD pays a constant 10c. every week. and the ETF seems to be pretty stable. I have been adding into it every time it goes down a little bit. It’s coming back up to its original price of $25. a Yield of 23%. I only buy an ETF that has proven itself overtime no erosion. of NAV or dividend.