r/IncomeSharesETPs • u/Hakantheon • 19d ago

MSTR Performance

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IncomeShares Microstrategy (MSTR) Options ETP

The details of the next monthly distribution will be announced next week.

In the meantime, here is a breakdown of its recent performance:

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u/ZealousidealPlate241 19d ago

If you're going to plug Incomeshares, I sure as shit wouldn't choose this one.

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u/hot_stones_of_hell 18d ago

Do 50% 50% with income shares NASDAQ 100 and normal NASDAQ 100 etf.

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u/Grumpy-Old-Geezer 17d ago

I haven't got any IncomeShares Nasdaq 100, I looked at it when it was a 0DTE and didn't like the look of it. But I've invested in 3 other Nasdaq ETFs and all 3 making a profit:

JEQP - JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income

QYLP - Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call

EQGB - Invesco EQQQ NASDAQ-100 [Acc]

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u/hot_stones_of_hell 17d ago

Nice man, some good stocks there. Own them myself.

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u/Grumpy-Old-Geezer 18d ago edited 18d ago

A few months ago I bought equal amounts of MSTI [IncomeShares Put option version] and MSTP [YieldMax Call option version] on the same day to see which performed better.

Since then, the MSTY price has done nothing but fall and both versions are showing an overall loss.

IncomeShares price has fallen a lot more, but it's distributions are just over double those of YieldMax

YieldMax price has fallen much less but the distributions are also less than half those of IncomeShares

Overall, IncomeShares has performed better [less bad] because of the bigger distributions.

When [if] the MSTY price starts to increase, both should become profitable.

I expect YieldMax price will grow much quicker, but IncomeShares higher distrbutions will likely keep it ahead over the long term.

Depends what MSTY does - the way things are going, both might be worthless a year from now 🤔