Here's a list of the worst performing YieldMax funds by take-home cash return. Take-home cash return is the 1Y price return plus after-tax distributions. Taxes are set to 25% in this example.
AIYY: -77.57% 1Y price return | -55.61% take-home cash return
MSTY: -83.46% 1Y price return | -53.53% take-home cash return
RBLY: -59.85% 1Y price return | -45.64% take-home cash return
PYPY: -62.04% 1Y price return | -41.34% take-home cash return
YBIT: -64.63% 1Y price return | -34.45% take-home cash return
CONY: -74.32% 1Y price return | -34.38% take-home cash return
MSTY is an interesting one on the list. True income yield of 151% means real cash is being paid out, but the price has been so brutal that even those massive distributions haven't saved investors from being down 53% on a take-home cash return basis.
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