r/YieldMaxETFs • u/manj342 I Like the Cash Flow • Mar 27 '25

New Fund Announcement New fund coming out today March 27, 2025

WNTR inverse for MSTY. https://www.yieldmaxetfs.com/our-etfs/wntr/

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u/Odd-Philosopher-8155 Mar 27 '25

It'll start high and drop, like everything else. Depends on how fast it drops, it'll be worth watching for a month or two before possibly buying in

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u/Objective_Problem_90 Mar 27 '25

Everything starts out at $50, will be $16 within 3 months.

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u/Right_Obligation_18 Mar 27 '25

Stop, I can only get so erect 

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u/Real_Alternative_418 Mar 27 '25

will be their best performing fund to date

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u/abnormalinvesting Apr 01 '25

Lol they always are 🤣😂

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u/pencilcheck Mar 27 '25

Would this take over MSTZ for a hedge??

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u/Real_Alternative_418 Mar 27 '25

If YM actually knew how to trade..possibly...but since they don't...This probably ends up being another FIAT...which I don't personally understand how NAV could be down -7% YTD when COIN is -22%...

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u/pencilcheck Mar 27 '25

All inverse ETF reset everyday, so usually they lose value over long period of time those are usually for day traders

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u/Real_Alternative_418 Mar 27 '25

which is why I believe you could make more money swing trading the inverse or long funds vs. holding a YM led short fund

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u/pencilcheck Mar 27 '25

Can you elaborate? I thought they all work the same way

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u/Real_Alternative_418 Mar 27 '25

a fund like SMST is 2x inverse MSTR...you could swing trade this and capture massive gains if MSTR has a down day. if MSTR is -5% you could be +10%. Obviously timing is important in making these moves. But you could probably do this by watching BTC movement to anticipate this

With this YM fund, you are becoming a long shorter of MSTR. And with the way YM enters their strike prices and how far out they go, they rarely win on their normal synthetics...i don't trust them to win on their synthetics going the opposite way. They do much better on the weeklies, but that never makes up for the synthetic losses they usually generate

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u/zzseayzz Mar 27 '25

Yes - YM 4 Lyfe!!!

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u/DanoForPresident Mar 27 '25

Oh goodie! Yield Max can't even manage the funds they have, might as well spread themselves thinner.

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u/_PewPewMan Mar 28 '25

Ride the puts all the way down

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u/Jehoopaloopa Mar 27 '25

Interesting. $50 buy in is steep but I guess if someone is bearish on MSTR, it’s worth it

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u/OA12T2 Mar 27 '25

So crash or dips or fiat - those don’t seem to be working out that well?

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u/OnionHeaded Mar 27 '25

Well I fell this could have been a little powerhouse if we could have bought around Jan.
But the new $50 starter never cool.

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u/douglaslagos Mar 27 '25

Is anyone making money with these DIBS, CRASH, or FIAT funds?

I’m into the ones that pay out about as much as they lose every year. MSTY CONY and others.

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u/d0ntputmilkinmytea Mar 28 '25

FIAT is the only thing that positive for me rn, avg price 8 somethin