Yieldmax Target 12 Semiconductor Option Income E (SOXY)

$50.55 +0.45 (0.90%)
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Volume 1,443
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Company Profile

The fund will, under normal circumstances, invest in underlying securities directly. The fund manager seeks to generate income from engaging in the options strategies primarily using options contracts on some or all of its underlying securities. The fund is non-diversified.

Invest2day
Invest2day Jul. 4 at 2:06 AM
$AMDW $CHPY $GPIQ $OVL $SOXY
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 3 at 10:55 PM
Most people don’t even know that these income funds exist. $AMDW 68% yield | 268% 1 year return $CHPY 40% yield | 119% 1 year return $SOXY 12% yield | 120% 1 year return $GPIQ 10.5% yield | 29% 1 year return $OVL 10.3% yield | 26% 1 year return 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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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 3 at 10:41 PM
This $250,000 portfolio pays $2,699 monthly. The best part? It will grow your capital too. $OVL 50k = $429 per month $GPIQ 50k = $437 per month $SOXY 50k = $500 per month $MLPI 50k = $625 per month $TDAQ 50k = $708 per month A lot of great opportunities if you know where to look. The battle map has been shared in the community! Are you going to miss out again?
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 1 at 10:03 PM
You can buy yourself the median salary. Here’s how much capital you need to generate 62k in annual dividends. $GPIQ = $590,000 $SOXY = $517,000 $KQQQ = $413,000 $TDAQ = $365,000 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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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jun. 29 at 9:09 PM
Instead of slowly selling off a $2,000,000 portfolio at 65… $VTI $1,000,000 = untouched growth $OVL $500,000 = $51,000 in annual dividends $GIAX $250,000 = $60,000 in annual dividends $SOXY $250,000 = $30,000 in annual dividends That’s $141,000 in dividends while $VTI grows untouched.
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Jun. 25 at 9:06 PM
How much annual dividends can you earn with $10,000? $GPIX = $900 $SOXY = $1,200 $QQQI = $1,400 $TDAQ = $1,700 Juicing $1,700 in annual distributions out of a $10K allocation? This isn't your legacy passive income; it’s an aggressive monetization of secular tech volatility via sophisticated derivative options and covered call structures! While $GPIX (Goldman Sachs S&P 500 Premium, ~9%) forms a stable base near key Fibonacci floors, $SOXY (YieldMax Semiconductor, ~12%) harvests high-margin option premiums directly off volatile chip vectors. Capitalizing on tech-growth sovereignty, $QQQI (NEOS Nasdaq-100 High Income, ~14%) paired with ultra-high frequency daily-income vehicle $TDAQ (~17%) are effectively building a massive cash-flow barrier against short-term tech pullbacks. Within this elite option-income vanguard, where are you deploying size today? Are you placing heavy limits on $TDAQ / $QQQI to lock in double-digit cash flow, or sitting on the sidelines?
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NatasKapus
NatasKapus Jun. 16 at 3:47 AM
$CHPY $SOXY $KLAC $UMAC Thank you
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GrumpierCat
GrumpierCat Jun. 16 at 3:43 AM
$SOXY Does anyone know why SOXY seems to have lagged $CHPY? I love both of them, but I thought SOXY was supposed to capture more upside in exchange for having a lower yield.
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Jun. 15 at 11:30 AM
Which Semiconductor ETF Delivers Better Returns? $SOXY https://talkmarkets.com/article/which-semiconductor-etf-delivers-better-returns-1781523015
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NatasKapus
NatasKapus Jun. 12 at 3:29 AM
$SOXY target is 12% Here we are +69% in 6 months.
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Invest2day
Invest2day Jul. 4 at 2:06 AM
$AMDW $CHPY $GPIQ $OVL $SOXY
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 3 at 10:55 PM
Most people don’t even know that these income funds exist. $AMDW 68% yield | 268% 1 year return $CHPY 40% yield | 119% 1 year return $SOXY 12% yield | 120% 1 year return $GPIQ 10.5% yield | 29% 1 year return $OVL 10.3% yield | 26% 1 year return 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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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 3 at 10:41 PM
This $250,000 portfolio pays $2,699 monthly. The best part? It will grow your capital too. $OVL 50k = $429 per month $GPIQ 50k = $437 per month $SOXY 50k = $500 per month $MLPI 50k = $625 per month $TDAQ 50k = $708 per month A lot of great opportunities if you know where to look. The battle map has been shared in the community! Are you going to miss out again?
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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jul. 1 at 10:03 PM
You can buy yourself the median salary. Here’s how much capital you need to generate 62k in annual dividends. $GPIQ = $590,000 $SOXY = $517,000 $KQQQ = $413,000 $TDAQ = $365,000 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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MarketMaestro1
MarketMaestro1 Jun. 29 at 9:09 PM
Instead of slowly selling off a $2,000,000 portfolio at 65… $VTI $1,000,000 = untouched growth $OVL $500,000 = $51,000 in annual dividends $GIAX $250,000 = $60,000 in annual dividends $SOXY $250,000 = $30,000 in annual dividends That’s $141,000 in dividends while $VTI grows untouched.
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Jun. 25 at 9:06 PM
How much annual dividends can you earn with $10,000? $GPIX = $900 $SOXY = $1,200 $QQQI = $1,400 $TDAQ = $1,700 Juicing $1,700 in annual distributions out of a $10K allocation? This isn't your legacy passive income; it’s an aggressive monetization of secular tech volatility via sophisticated derivative options and covered call structures! While $GPIX (Goldman Sachs S&P 500 Premium, ~9%) forms a stable base near key Fibonacci floors, $SOXY (YieldMax Semiconductor, ~12%) harvests high-margin option premiums directly off volatile chip vectors. Capitalizing on tech-growth sovereignty, $QQQI (NEOS Nasdaq-100 High Income, ~14%) paired with ultra-high frequency daily-income vehicle $TDAQ (~17%) are effectively building a massive cash-flow barrier against short-term tech pullbacks. Within this elite option-income vanguard, where are you deploying size today? Are you placing heavy limits on $TDAQ / $QQQI to lock in double-digit cash flow, or sitting on the sidelines?
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NatasKapus
NatasKapus Jun. 16 at 3:47 AM
$CHPY $SOXY $KLAC $UMAC Thank you
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GrumpierCat
GrumpierCat Jun. 16 at 3:43 AM
$SOXY Does anyone know why SOXY seems to have lagged $CHPY? I love both of them, but I thought SOXY was supposed to capture more upside in exchange for having a lower yield.
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Jun. 15 at 11:30 AM
Which Semiconductor ETF Delivers Better Returns? $SOXY https://talkmarkets.com/article/which-semiconductor-etf-delivers-better-returns-1781523015
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NatasKapus
NatasKapus Jun. 12 at 3:29 AM
$SOXY target is 12% Here we are +69% in 6 months.
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fazeri
fazeri Jun. 10 at 10:10 PM
$SOXY wait what?
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panda317
panda317 Jun. 6 at 12:32 AM
$SOXY took a nibble
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TradeIntelligence_
TradeIntelligence_ Jun. 1 at 7:34 AM
High income opportunities aren't limited to traditional defensive sectors. $OVL provides exposure to core S&P 500 holdings; $SOXY benefits from growing AI and semiconductor demand; $WEPN is positioned around defense and rare earth themes. Technical trends remain constructive, while sector fundamentals continue to attract capital into long-term growth industries.
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GrumpierCat
GrumpierCat May. 29 at 3:09 PM
$CHPY and $SOXY are down but $SMH is up. Did CHPY and SOXY finally get capped?
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Lizette1
Lizette1 May. 27 at 4:39 PM
$AMDY $CHPY $SOXY $ULTY 21 hours ago "Tune in to this week’s YieldMax Khouw Down Livestream this Thursday at 4:30 pm ET. Streaming live on X and Youtube at @YieldMaxETFs" https://x.com/YieldMaxETFs/status/2059353910385557633?s=20.
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panda317
panda317 May. 27 at 3:34 PM
$SOXY I'm unsure about this one
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dabbler22
dabbler22 May. 26 at 5:42 PM
$FTXL Still on fire! I added it and $PSI 25 days ago to my $SMH $SOXY $FSELX. Up 22% and 19.5% respectively, outperfoming all other semicon ETF's!!
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stubbybrown
stubbybrown May. 24 at 3:33 AM
$MSTY $SOXY $CHPY $AMDY are the real deal
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NatasKapus
NatasKapus May. 23 at 12:25 AM
$CHPY “moments in life” And then I found $CHPY  And $SOXY
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dabbler22
dabbler22 May. 22 at 6:20 PM
$SOXY $SMH $FTXL $PSI
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dabbler22
dabbler22 May. 22 at 6:19 PM
$SOXY Been in $SMH and $FSELX for some 21 months. up about 135% Bought $SOXY 7 months ago and am up 71.8%, DRIP'd. New as of 3 weeks ago are $FTXL and $PSI, up 16.5% and 15%. IMO's, semi's will be strong for years.. with ups and down, of course. Also long in NVDA and aVGO
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NatasKapus
NatasKapus May. 21 at 2:32 AM
$SOXY yes
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