Nestyield Dynamic Income Shield ETF (EGGY)

$39.66 +0.13 (0.32%)
Market Cap 1.00M
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 48,900
Avg Vol N/A
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 25,000.00
Stochastic %K N/A
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

The fund’s strategy involves two components: (1) purchasing a portfolio of equity securities either directly, or “synthetically” by using options to gain exposure to one or more equity securities; and (2) generating high income while hedging against very large stock market declines through an options portfolio. The fund is non-diversified.

Phone: (469) 442-8424
PrussnBlk
PrussnBlk Jul. 2 at 6:50 PM
$EGGY I’ll check back under 30
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mopy90
mopy90 Jul. 2 at 5:07 PM
$EGGY I bought in more at the worst possible timing it seems. I'll see where this goes ig :(
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 1 at 10:26 PM
You can buy yourself the median salary. Here’s how much capital you need to generate 62k in annual dividends $GIAX = $258,000 $EGGY = $230,000 $BLOX = $172,000 $CHPY = $155,000 You do not always need to find the next stock that goes parabolic. Sometimes you just need to own the companies getting paid as the buildout continues.
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Investor77777
Investor77777 Jun. 29 at 5:45 PM
$EGGY Do not confuse this covered call income fund with any of the garbage being marketed by YieldMax. Show me a YieldMax fund chart that looks like this with 30%+ annualized distribution yield and a NAV that slopes upwards to the right over a 12+month period. If you're a victim of YieldMax and lost a considerable sum of money on one or more of their funds, as I did, EGGY is your opportunity to earn back those losses this year in a much better investment. I banked a $50,044 profit in just under three months on the ride up from ~ $30 to $45, and just got back in with 4,000 shares this morning at $39.83 with the intention of holding for several years. Watch the video posted by GrumpierCat below for a detailed overview of the fund by the fund manager. @Judy11 1-year return with all distributions reinvested: -74.59% for MSTY, +38.45% for EGGY. Worst drawdown: 77.4% for MSTY, 18.34% for EGGY. $10K invested on 12/24/24 = $2,940 today in MSTY, or $15,522 in EGGY
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Investor77777
Investor77777 Jun. 29 at 1:40 PM
$EGGY Back in with 3,000 shares at $40.10 this morning in my taxable account.
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GrumpierCat
GrumpierCat Jun. 29 at 12:40 PM
$EGGY $EGGQ $EGGS.X Sharing an interview with the fund managers that came out this weekend. Enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgh42sESN6k
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Aldisp
Aldisp Jun. 29 at 11:58 AM
$EGGY did anyone found out what will be the dividend rate for this month?
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Ali_G_and_Doge
Ali_G_and_Doge Jun. 26 at 9:17 PM
$EGGY found another yield trap to short!
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Jun. 25 at 9:18 PM
How much annual dividends can you earn with $10,000? $GIAX = $2,400 $EGGY = $2,700 $BLOX = $3,600 $CHPY = $4,000 uicing up to $4,000 in annual distributions out of a $10K allocation?! This isn't legacy yield; it's an aggressive monetization of extreme sector volatility via sophisticated derivative synthetic options and digital asset overlays near local Fibonacci floors. While $GIAX (~24% forward yield) forms a stable defensive barrier via high-frequency option overwrites, tactical vehicle $EGGY (~27%) locks down substantial cash flow amid current macro consolidations. While $GIAX (~24% forward yield) forms a stable defensive barrier via high-frequency option overwrites, tactical vehicle $EGGY (~27%) locks down substantial cash flow amid current macro consolidations. Within this high-conviction, double-digit income vanguard, are you scaling heavy size into $CHPY or $BLOX to maximize your weekly cash-flow printer, or sitting safely in cash?
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SonGoku
SonGoku Jun. 19 at 8:00 PM
Interesting find $EGGY
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PrussnBlk
PrussnBlk Jul. 2 at 6:50 PM
$EGGY I’ll check back under 30
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mopy90
mopy90 Jul. 2 at 5:07 PM
$EGGY I bought in more at the worst possible timing it seems. I'll see where this goes ig :(
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 1 at 10:26 PM
You can buy yourself the median salary. Here’s how much capital you need to generate 62k in annual dividends $GIAX = $258,000 $EGGY = $230,000 $BLOX = $172,000 $CHPY = $155,000 You do not always need to find the next stock that goes parabolic. Sometimes you just need to own the companies getting paid as the buildout continues.
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Investor77777
Investor77777 Jun. 29 at 5:45 PM
$EGGY Do not confuse this covered call income fund with any of the garbage being marketed by YieldMax. Show me a YieldMax fund chart that looks like this with 30%+ annualized distribution yield and a NAV that slopes upwards to the right over a 12+month period. If you're a victim of YieldMax and lost a considerable sum of money on one or more of their funds, as I did, EGGY is your opportunity to earn back those losses this year in a much better investment. I banked a $50,044 profit in just under three months on the ride up from ~ $30 to $45, and just got back in with 4,000 shares this morning at $39.83 with the intention of holding for several years. Watch the video posted by GrumpierCat below for a detailed overview of the fund by the fund manager. @Judy11 1-year return with all distributions reinvested: -74.59% for MSTY, +38.45% for EGGY. Worst drawdown: 77.4% for MSTY, 18.34% for EGGY. $10K invested on 12/24/24 = $2,940 today in MSTY, or $15,522 in EGGY
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Investor77777
Investor77777 Jun. 29 at 1:40 PM
$EGGY Back in with 3,000 shares at $40.10 this morning in my taxable account.
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GrumpierCat
GrumpierCat Jun. 29 at 12:40 PM
$EGGY $EGGQ $EGGS.X Sharing an interview with the fund managers that came out this weekend. Enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgh42sESN6k
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Aldisp
Aldisp Jun. 29 at 11:58 AM
$EGGY did anyone found out what will be the dividend rate for this month?
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Ali_G_and_Doge
Ali_G_and_Doge Jun. 26 at 9:17 PM
$EGGY found another yield trap to short!
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Jun. 25 at 9:18 PM
How much annual dividends can you earn with $10,000? $GIAX = $2,400 $EGGY = $2,700 $BLOX = $3,600 $CHPY = $4,000 uicing up to $4,000 in annual distributions out of a $10K allocation?! This isn't legacy yield; it's an aggressive monetization of extreme sector volatility via sophisticated derivative synthetic options and digital asset overlays near local Fibonacci floors. While $GIAX (~24% forward yield) forms a stable defensive barrier via high-frequency option overwrites, tactical vehicle $EGGY (~27%) locks down substantial cash flow amid current macro consolidations. While $GIAX (~24% forward yield) forms a stable defensive barrier via high-frequency option overwrites, tactical vehicle $EGGY (~27%) locks down substantial cash flow amid current macro consolidations. Within this high-conviction, double-digit income vanguard, are you scaling heavy size into $CHPY or $BLOX to maximize your weekly cash-flow printer, or sitting safely in cash?
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SonGoku
SonGoku Jun. 19 at 8:00 PM
Interesting find $EGGY
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Bulzrulz
Bulzrulz Jun. 9 at 11:16 PM
$EGGY just bought into today 200 shares . Pretty exciting
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Earl_Pitts
Earl_Pitts Jun. 9 at 4:41 PM
$EGGY too low of volume for me..
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cush6
cush6 May. 30 at 11:00 AM
$EGGY $1.10 per shr dividend received today may 30 from EGGY, up fro $1.X last month.
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WallstreetTopExp
WallstreetTopExp May. 6 at 11:27 AM
3 less talked about high income ETFs 📈💸 You NEED on your radar! 🧐💵🫰 $EGGY ~ 34% Distribution rate $OVL ~ 10% Distribution rate $QDVO ~ 11% Distribution rate Do you own these?
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Investor77777
Investor77777 May. 1 at 4:49 PM
$EGGY This fund is genius. Ride it while you can. Look at the portfolio. The fund manager has been capitalizing on red hot AI, semiconductor, and data center buildout (electrical equipment) sectors on the shares of companies that have been skyrocketing over the past year due to demand for things like data storage, semiconductor chips, etc. So, not only do EGGY shareholders receive an annualized distribution yield in excess of 30% based on the options premium from high IV of the call options on shares of the company stocks in the EGGY portfolio, but your principal actually grows over time instead of shrinks as with nearly any other fund paying out an annualized yield this high. Holding 3,000 shares @ 29.42 cost basis and I've only received one monthly distribution payment so far. Until the AI trade fades and fizzles out, this fund is unlikely to drop below $30 per share again, all while paying out $1.00+ in monthly distributions.
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cush6
cush6 Apr. 29 at 1:21 PM
$EGGY $1 a share Apr 30 div
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incognito2
incognito2 Apr. 28 at 7:07 PM
$GLAD $OXLC — I hope your wife and son are doing better. Hang in there! I sold all my $OXLC early this year at a big loss (good riddance and no looking back) and put half the proceeds into $EGGY. So far, so good.
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dalyconcepts
dalyconcepts Apr. 27 at 10:41 PM
$EGGY Can we get another dollar distribution this week?
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cush6
cush6 Apr. 1 at 12:29 PM
$EGGY $1 per share div Mar 30 per Eggy website
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KalaKala1
KalaKala1 Mar. 27 at 5:22 PM
$EGGY Such light volume I bought a partial share at market last week and the price jumped up to the sellers price. One buy. Wow. But if you had a lot of shares you would never git rid of them. This stock needs more people hearing about it, I had been searching for Dividend stocks for over a month before I found this one.
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HouTxRealtor
HouTxRealtor Mar. 12 at 4:25 PM
$EGGY Price was $35.60 pre-market. As soon as market opened all the way back down to $32.40. WTF!
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cush6
cush6 Feb. 27 at 3:03 PM
$EGGY Div is $1 a share today
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