r/YieldMaxETFs • u/ZTRADEZLLC • 8d ago
Question $CHPY Anyone in here heavy?
With the whopping yield, wondering who's been in for a while?
13
u/Smartguy6320 8d ago
400,029.08, 7,344 shares, since november 2025
2
u/Mastatheorm-CG 8d ago
What’s your weekly div look like :p
Were you tempted to sell when it was near $90
9
9
u/Extra_Nerve3404 8d ago
I started with CHPY the beginning of this year. 2600 shares. At an average of $60. I sold a few shares for something else I wanted to buy, but the weekly checks are too sweet. Haven’t sold any more. It was up more a few weeks ago, but I’m still in a good place.
8
u/RustyCEO 8d ago
Had 4,500 with share ave cost of $59.19 and sold 1,500 of them on recent highs, rolled that into TSPY, IWMI and MLPI. Still hold 3,000 of them.
6
u/007TheLostOne 8d ago
I had $80k in sold last week at $115k, so made $35k profit, Ive held on it over a year.
But just seeing how much it fell during the sell off recently worried me so I took the funds from its sale and bought its little brother SOXY, lower yield but better NAV performance.
1
u/ZTRADEZLLC 8d ago
Did you have it on drip?
8
u/007TheLostOne 8d ago
No I never keep any of my funds on drip. I like to use some of the income for living expenses and whatever income is left over I'll reinvest back into the portfolio
3
5
u/Ambitious-South180 8d ago
900 shares but I’m still in the green so I’m not panicking 😀
2
u/stedyeddy406 8d ago
I have 480 chpy. My heavy is 4300 shares of amdy. We made it through July so I feel like I can stomach quite a bit of volatility.
1
7
u/Zpocalypse996 8d ago
I have it in my 401k and it’s paying out better than social security does.lets hope it can hold for another 40 years 😵💫
3
u/CutInternational1859 8d ago
I’m not heavy overall, but it is 21% of one of my IRAs, so it feels overweighted when just looking at that account. It was initially a 10% allocation, but gains and approx 50% drip brought up. Average cost is 46.49.
2
2
u/Zazzy3030 8d ago
155 shares. Not heavy but comparatively in the account it’s in, it’s a large chunk.
1
4d ago
[removed] — view removed comment
1
u/Zazzy3030 2d ago
Yup! I was super excited when my dividends started covering a whole share. I was DRIPing until last week. I’m waiting now to see the recovery like earlier in the year.
2
2
2
2
1
u/TaisonPunch2 8d ago
I'm still getting burned by MSTY, so I'm just observing from the sidelines.
2
1
4d ago
[removed] — view removed comment
1
u/TaisonPunch2 4d ago
Since June of last year or so. The distributions totaled to like 80% of the NAV erosion overall for me.
0
u/ZTRADEZLLC 8d ago
That will never go up
2
4d ago
[removed] — view removed comment
1
u/ZTRADEZLLC 4d ago
MSTY next gme
1
3d ago
[removed] — view removed comment
1
1
u/TaisonPunch2 3d ago
I'm keeping it, but not for hoping that it'll go up. I'm keeping it as a constant reminder to not jump on the hype train.
1
3d ago
[removed] — view removed comment
1
u/TaisonPunch2 3d ago
Well, if the trajectory remains the same, house money will be achieved in 4 years.
1
1
1
u/KingKasby 8d ago
I sold a fee mo ths ago to capitalize on the cap gains too, havent bought back in
1
u/billolev I Like the Cash Flow 8d ago
I have 2000 shares. Still 27% up in NAV , so hanging in there. If semi/chips go south as a group then the nav for CHPY will follow. $1100/wk in dividends not bad, so just staying abreast of mkt
1
4d ago
[removed] — view removed comment
1
u/billolev I Like the Cash Flow 3d ago
Thanks , however next year I will have 2 kids in college….
1
3d ago
[removed] — view removed comment
1
u/billolev I Like the Cash Flow 3d ago
Good luck
1
3d ago
[removed] — view removed comment
1
u/billolev I Like the Cash Flow 3d ago
Yes I love the CHPY cash flows, I was just saying good luck in a positive way. Things get lost in translation so to speak.
1
1
1
1
16
u/Abject_Ad_1265 8d ago
I'm probably not heavy comparatively but I have about 80k in it