GDXY YieldMax Gold Miners Option Income Strategy ETF

$GDXY i have about 25k in this. I am down about 350 in puchase price.... but have made about 3350 in dividends ...

$GDXY $GDX $GLD For the kids who want to understand: GDXY, GDXY, and GLD are obviously not the same investment. GLD tracks physical gold; GDXY tracks minder; GDXY owns exposure to gold miners through GDX and sells spreads against that exposure to generate a (very) high level of income. But look at the charts: the broad mountains and valleys still tend to rhyme. When gold rises, miners generally benefit; when gold falls, they generally weaken. GDXY participates in that SAME basic cycle, just with some upside deliberately sold away in exchange for distributions. That also means gold being down—and GDXY being down with it—doesn’t automatically make GDXY a bad investment. That is partly what you should expect from the underlying exposure. The real question is whether GDXY is delivering the income YOU BOUGHT IT FOR while retaining meaningful participation when the gold/miner cycle moves higher. When gold goes back up, this will go with it. 💰

$GDXY I know the quarter is not over yet but did some number crunching. Last quarter was a bad quarter stock price wise as gold tumbled severely. GDXY began the quarter with a stock price just over $10, so if this $10.70 is the quarter closing price, the stock is up this quarter. Next, I added up the distributions for the quarter. Including this week .0957 I come up with 1.61. That return is a tad over 60% at this price of $10.70 and even higher if you use the price at the start of the quarter. With all the fluctuations up and down with the stock price and the distributions, you can give me over a 60% return every time. This is why I'm happy collecting my weekly paycheck.

$GDXY Looks like the distribution this week is .0773. That's about a 40% return at the current price. If you got in at a higher price, like I did, the distribution is still very good. My return is over 35%, others will vary. I just looked up. Guess what, the sky isn't falling, lol. Just keep that weekly paycheck coming.

$GDXY if you think .07 is “slaughtered” with a $9.80 share price, which is just under 1% WEEKLY, this investment isn’t for you pal. Patience will pay.

$GDXY looking for a massive bounce confirmation on the daily, weekly and monthly chart. Chart is saying that something big is coming for gold.

$GDXY OK, we've started Q4 so let me set the stage. Gold futures under $4,200 GDX under $89 GDXY under $10 Last quarter was like many quarters, peaks and valleys. Yes, we don't like being in a valley because the recent distribution was only .0699. If you look back when we weren't in a valley the distribution was as high as .2363. I guess the best way to say it is, we have to take the bad with the good. If you look at the average distribution for the quarter, I believe it's just under .12 per week. At this price it's still a 60% yield. The stock price to begin the quarter was about $10.09, a little higher than today. Could you imagine if gold returned to its highs around 5,800? While that may not happen soon, I do believe it will eventually because history shows it always has, 100% of the time. Just keep those weekly paychecks coming as I exercise patience and wait.

$GDXY Y'all hatevthis so much, just sell your shares and go! You woke up this morning with free money in your account and your bitchin!!

$GDXY anything close to 1% a week is an insane dividend. Yields up recently has put pressure on gold. You aren’t going to get .20 cent dividends until gold starts to push up higher. For now accumulate until the next leg.

$GDXY green on a red market day... has been holding up well against market bleed off... may go lower --- but long term - gold will only go higher as dollar weakens... I'm dripping during these low price moments... for a nice DCA...

$GDXY Found this article on CNBC today. China importing a record amount of gold. Article below........... I could not fit the whole article on here. China’s central bank has bought gold for 23 straight months, and the country is importing more of the precious metal than ever. That buying spree reflects Beijing’s push to cut its dependence on the dollar, and Chinese households’ lack of safe alternatives, with analysts expecting sustained demand for the bullion in a struggling economy. The People’s Bank of China added about 23 tonnes in September, its biggest monthly purchase in almost three years, according to State Administration of Foreign Exchange data, extending the longest purchasing streak since at least 2015. Chinese households and companies are turning to gold as a safe haven. The country spent a record $158.8 billion, importing more than 1,000 tonnes in the first eight months of 2026, customs data show. That exceeds the $96.5 billion and 886 tonnes imported in all of 2025.

$GDXY Lets hope the FEDS don't raise rates again this year. If they do gold will drop and GDXY will be around 8.75 to 9.50 just my opinion. Also, it doesn't help when you have a war in the Middle East with Iran. I'm still long term on GDXY, because one day gold will rise back to 5000 a once.

$GDXY the way i see it is this the reason why this is doen again is becaùse the people who has money want the assets that we own for darn cheep but im going to say this im not selling in keeping all my assets and using my dividends to buy more assets to buy other dividend paying stocks really this is one of the best tools available to do it and im not deviating

$GDXY .0775 this week. Little lower than I want, but I will take it. Hope the CPI helps us.

$GDXY $GLD For the kids on GDXY, please read. If you don't understand, please message me. I will explain it. For real. You gotta know what this thing is, OK? 💰✅👇👇👇

$GDXY GDXY vs GDX. put money in both 9 months ago. down 9% in GDXY up 5% in GDX. a 14% spread

$GDXY another week of slaughter next weeks div will probably be about .03 and all time low

$GDXY Part 2 of China buying gold from CNBC............. Consumer gold imports in China hit a record in the first eight months of this year, according to Aakash Doshi, head of gold strategy at State Street Investment Management. The surging premiums in China’s onshore prices indicate “stronger winter seasonal demand,” Doshi said. The accumulation of the metal comes as gold prices have fallen. They pulled back more than 8% in September to about $4,176 an ounce, after in January hitting a record above $5,500. Doshi forecasts gold prices to rise to $4,750 to $5,500 per troy ounce by the end of the first quarter in 2027, buoyed by robust demand.

$GDXY all of these high yield ETF are bunch of scams. I do not think overtime anyone makes money on these investments. The only one that’s making money and laughing all the way to the bank are the fund managers. If this could recover one more dollar I’m out or I may just take the loss and get the hell out before the overall ETF fund drops in value further.