YieldMax ETFs: House Money Isn't Worth It Following A Reverse Split
2026-03-04 16:45:13 ET
Overview
The concept of 'house money' originates from gambling with winnings rather than one's original stake. You sit down at a roulette table with $100, and you win $100. You put the winnings of $100 back into your pocket and continue gambling with the house's money instead of yours. When it comes to the YieldMax ETFs, many of them offer massive yields that make it possible to reach a similar level of house money status. For instance, YieldMax Ultra Option Income Strategy ETF ( ULTY ) is a popular fund that offers a starting dividend yield of ~70% . The fund pays out on a weekly basis, so the listed yield may be different by the time you read this....
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YieldMax ETFs: House Money Isn't Worth It Following A Reverse Split
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