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Paul Hesch takes a close look at MSTY (the YieldMax fund tied to MSTR), walking through holdings, option overlays, and recent payout patterns. He compares historical distributions with today’s price action and shares a practical framework he uses for dividend strategies: about 1 percent per week or 5 percent per month as a personal target, with an emphasis on managing comfort, stress, and risk.
Along the way, he contrasts MSTY with names like MSTR and other option-income ETFs, and he explains how dividend math can offset price dips when managed with clear rules. To close, Paul pulls a Tarot card that points to healing and receptivity, an intuitive nudge that a heavily sold name may be moving into a restorative phase.
Recorded October 27, 2025. Educational content only. This is not financial advice.
By Paul HeschPaul Hesch takes a close look at MSTY (the YieldMax fund tied to MSTR), walking through holdings, option overlays, and recent payout patterns. He compares historical distributions with today’s price action and shares a practical framework he uses for dividend strategies: about 1 percent per week or 5 percent per month as a personal target, with an emphasis on managing comfort, stress, and risk.
Along the way, he contrasts MSTY with names like MSTR and other option-income ETFs, and he explains how dividend math can offset price dips when managed with clear rules. To close, Paul pulls a Tarot card that points to healing and receptivity, an intuitive nudge that a heavily sold name may be moving into a restorative phase.
Recorded October 27, 2025. Educational content only. This is not financial advice.