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Quick Analysis: MSTR vs MSTY vs MSST (opens the original)
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Over the past two months, crypto investments have woken up. This includes Bitcoin and others rallying over 30% since the start of July. At the same time, derivative products (like ) also made moves and related income ETFs followed as well. Recent price action and total return performance act as reminders that high yield income investors have decide what level of balance they want between NAV growth and income generation.Both Strategy-referenced income ETFs showcased below are operated by YieldMa
Goldman Sachs to Acquire NEOS Investments (QQQI, BTCI, and more) (opens the original)
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This week was a rather slow week for high yield funds until yesterday. News dropped that NEOS, the ETF issuer best known for and , was getting acquired by Goldman Sachs. Yes, that Goldman ( ). Subscribe nowWhy is this a big deal? The signs all point to high yield investing moving from a niche community to being a common investment strategy. Check out this fun fact from the <a href="https://www.goldmansachs.com/p
New Kurv Fund of Funds: Can They Do It the "Right Way"? (opens the original)
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“Fund of Funds” (FoF) income ETFs are nothing new. They offer investors an easy way to gain exposure to a diversified basket of income funds from their favorite ETF issuer.The problem is that nearly all of the Fund of Funds launched in recent years have “failed”—at least in terms of community opinion and their underlying portfolio construction. For example, some funds have used an equal-weight monthly rebalancing approach, but that means systematically selling winners while adding to losers. Oth
CHPY & SOXY Look for a Bounce After Semiconductor Dump (opens the original)
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The semiconductor sector has been hot for several years, but it really cranked up the volatility this year from March to July. The sector’s main growth ETF, , rallied 87% over four months with many individual names gaining even more. Then it all came crashing down in July with a ripple effect across the tech sector and even global markets, specifically South Korea’s stock market. We’ll have to wait and see what magnitude of a bounce is possible in August.On the high yield side of things, and hav
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