ericdabbs

Does anyone know when the NEOS Silver and NEOS boosted Russell 2000 ETFs will be launched?

Does anyone know the timeline of how long it took for the NEOS boosted S&P500 and boosted Nasdaq ETFs from SEC filings to the actual launch date?

So I am approaching a point in a week (June 1) where I need to "return to work" after being on SDI for about 3 months so that I can complete my deferred laid off process at my employment which should wrap out in about 2 weeks after returning to work.

I currently have a SDI claim but I don't feel ready to return to work since I still have pain in my shoulder but feel like I need to get this work chapter in my life closed so that I can move on. I would like continue to remain on SDI after completing the 2 weeks of "returning to work" to button things up and I understand that I would need doctor's approval to continue supporting this but assuming I can get this.

My question is would I have

I had a question about this DE2500A Certification for Continued Benefits form for those that are experienced in this.

For Section 4 (Money, Wages or Workers' Compensation), if you answer yes to "Did or will you receive employer wages or workers' compensation benefits during your disability period?" if you answer "Yes" what implications does it present if you answer that? Does the EDD lower your SDI payment amount for that period if you received some sort of workers' compensation benefits during this period?

Si just posted this on X saying that they are still with Fidelity on the issue and will update the community soon. Hopefully a positive update from Tappalpha within the next 2 weeks.

https://x.com/TappAlphaFunds/status/2052820935275860466?s=20

https://www.reddit.com/r/DerivativeIncomeETFs/comments/1sohoxn/fidelity_will_charge_service_fees_on_select_etfs/

I remember seeing potential upcoming features from the following and wanted to know if there are any updates on this.

1. Automatic Morpho rewards claiming based on this reference link. Are Morpho rewards currently a manual process for Axal users to claim in the app and do we have to swap them for USDC? I think most of us are interested in only receiving USDC rewards so I think a function to sell Morpho rewards into USDC would be welcomed.

[https://www.reddit.com/r/AxalSavings/comments/1pogzs6/comment/nuf77t4/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/AxalSavings/comments/1pogzs6/comment/nuf77t4/?utm_source=sha

Just had a question about how Axal deals with the Morpho rewards that are earned from staking the funds on their platform.

Does Axal collect the Morpho rewards and sell them for USDC and redistributed to Axal customers as extra yield? Or does the user have to import their Axal wallet into a private wallet (ex: Metamask) and manually claim the Morpho rewards themselves?

I just recently signed up for the Uphold Essential Card and I was thinking about it after using it a few times and was wondering if I am able to either upgrade (and pay the $99.99 fee) or cancel the Essential Card and re-sign up for the Elite Card during this promotion period before December 31st?

I figured if I was curious to try out the Elite card, it would be best to try it for 1 year now while there is a promotion and then decide if I want to get keep it over the Essential 1 year from now. Is this possible and what would be the appropriate steps?

$0.30306

Glad to see that TSPY is able to maintain consistent distribution yields and yet maintaining a consistent NAV. Hopefully the ETF continues to accumulate AUM and really get their business going.

Looks like Graniteshares is going to be releasing 2 new Yieldboost funds for MARA and IONQ with the reference below.

MAAY
https://x.com/graniteshares/status/1985299073595768870

IOYY

https://x.com/graniteshares/status/1985298650998734904

Does anyone here hold YSPY and TQQY for more "stable" income without such high distribution percentages which leads to NAV erosion? While chasing high yields is nice but I think its important to have some ETFs that track an index and still provide dividends.

I know that these income dividend ETFs have various flavors now like weekly, monthly, and even now a twice weekly (QLDY paying twice a week) that are popular. I was just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on if there were ETFs that offered biweekly dividend ETFs. Maybe start with an ETF that tracks an index as an experiment. They might also be able to lower the expense ratio a little bit as well.

The reason I think it might be a worth a try for a company to providing an ETF product is that if dividends were paid every 2 weeks then it can provide them a bit more time for the call options to play out and maybe more NAV stability without the company having to worry about weekly payouts

I don't know if it is just me but in my brief usage of the Pixel 10 so far on Tmobile, I am noticing that my phone always wants to connect to LTE instead of 5G for mobile data even though the network type setting is set to 5G when I have the "Battery Saver" mode setting enabled.

However when I disable the "Battery Saver" mode setting then my phone is able to connect to 5G. Is this a new thing with the recent Pixel phones before Pixel 10 in a further attempt to save battery to limit mobile data connectivity to LTE because I had the Pixel 7 and I always have "Battery Saver" mode on always and I am still able to connect to 5G.

Just wondering if this observation is consistent with others on Tm