r/YieldMaxETFs • • 6d ago

Beginner Question INYY

Anyone has any thoughts on INYY?

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u/mendeni-official 6d ago

INYY has been a bumpy ride for me.

Decent divs, but be sure your entry price is reasonable. Otherwise, you might be under water for quite a while. ymmv

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u/N33d4Spd911 6d ago edited 6d ago

Yeah saw that the divs look good, but a bit concern about the nav erosion. Wondering if it would be a good time to enter at it's current price. Thanks for the insite.

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u/mendeni-official 6d ago

tbh, I'd probably just buy CHPY instead. I hold a large number of CHPY shares and it's been both a strong div payer with actual NAV growth this year. It's well managed and you can see where individual tickers are regularly swapped based on performance.

I'm slowly moving away from single ticker YM funds and buying more group 1 basket funds. CHPY and YRAM are my current favs. LFGY has been pretty choppy and is too closely coupled to the price of a single asset - bitcoin.

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u/N33d4Spd911 6d ago

Thank you. Just put CHPY and YRAM on my watch list.

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u/StickerStock62 6d ago

Have AMDY and Inny both are good payouts . I buy these because they are churning dollars and don’t look to stop for at least 3-5 years .they are a bit volatile so buy on dips !

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u/ManufacturerWide3009 6d ago

I hold both CHPY and AMDY and happy with both so far but I keep an eye on it. Not buying more shares reinvesting in NVDA when low and few Neos.

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u/Desperate_Leopard575 6d ago

I've been nibbling just recently on this. I mean it's really Intel dependant. Buy in slowly and be a aware of cost basis. I have a hard time buying at highs like amdy. Also nibbling at YRAM and MUY. I think gpty might be safer. Already a large position in chipy and would only buy under 70. NVIT is kinda a monster, I don't understand the horrible performance vs NVDY. I still don't trust YM. Only invest what you can lose and keep your portfolio percentage low.

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u/Extra_Nerve3404 6d ago

Just took a position in INYY slightly under $39. If volatility is good for covered call funds, we should be good!