MEMY ETF Review: The 20% Yield "Put Credit Spreads!

Описание: Is the new MEMY ETF the ultimate income engine for high-risk investors? In this video, we break down the Tuttle Capital Meme Stock Income Blast ETF (MEMY), which targets a massive 20.26% annualized yield. Unlike traditional covered call funds, MEMY uses a unique combination of Synthetic Long Positions and Weekly Put Credit Spreads to generate income while retaining full upside exposure.
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We dive deep into how this fund selects its 20 holdings based on social media sentiment from Reddit and X , and why it holds zero actual shares of companies like Coinbase ($COIN), Reddit ($RDDT), and Robinhood ($HOOD).
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In this video, we cover:


The Strategy: How MEMY utilizes synthetic longs (OTM calls + ATM puts) to replicate stock ownership.


The Income Engine: How selling weekly put credit spreads (5-15% OTM) drives the 20% yield target.


The Risks: An honest look at the "Extreme" risk profile, including the potential for NAV erosion seen in sister funds like ULTY (-32%) and YMAX (-25%).
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Portfolio Analysis: A breakdown of the current holdings, heavily concentrated in Info Tech (37.5%) and Industrials (26.8%).

Fund Details:

Ticker: MEMY


Expense Ratio: 0.99%


AUM: ~$642K (Small & Illiquid)
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Distribution: Weekly

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. The MEMY ETF involves a high degree of risk.