Two meaningful fixes pushed out today that improve how the data is presented across the platform.

**Fix 1: Tax-Efficient ROC badge funds now appear in the Insights tab**

Previously the No NAV Erosion filter was excluding badge funds because their ROC% was above 5% -- even though their NAV isn't eroding destructively. That was wrong. NEOS funds like SPYI, QQQI, and IWMI use Section 1256 index options that generate tax-efficient ROC as a structural outcome, not because the fund is dying. They belong on this list and now they show up.

**Fix 2: "Total Return 1Y" renamed to "Price Return 1Y"**

This one has been bugging me for a while. The column was always showing price return only -- not total return including distributions reinvested. Calling it Total Return was misleading and a few of you caught it. It's now correctly labeled Price Return 1Y everywhere across the dashboard.



**Here's what the Highest Yielding ETFs with No NAV Erosion list looks like with both fixes applied:**

AMDW -- 39.85% true yield | 0% ROC | 99.07% price return 1Y

CHPY -- 32.85% true yield | 0% ROC | 42.65% price return 1Y

AAPW -- 30.73% true yield | Tax-Efficient ROC | 7.10% price return 1Y

QQQI -- 13.78% true yield | Tax-Efficient ROC | 5.81% price return 1Y

IWMI -- 13.35% true yield | Tax-Efficient ROC | 14.32% price return 1Y

IAUI -- 13.21% true yield | 3.95% ROC | 0.51% price return 1Y

TSPY -- 12.89% true yield | Tax-Efficient ROC | 3.43% price return 1Y

GOOP -- 12.60% true yield | 0% ROC | 57.86% price return 1Y

SPYI -- 11.85% true yield | Tax-Efficient ROC | 4.55% price return 1Y

SPCI -- 11.60% true yield | 0% ROC | 24.46% price return 1Y



The Tax-Efficient ROC badge funds on this list -- AAPW, QQQI, IWMI, TSPY, SPYI -- carry high ROC percentages but their NAV is trending in the right direction. The ROC is a tax structure outcome, not your principal being handed back to you. That distinction matters and it's now visible on this list.

More fixes from the cleanup backlog coming. If you've spotted anything else that looks off, drop it in the comments.

Two data quality updates just shipped -- and here's what the No NAV Erosion list looks like now!