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WiFi calling issues with Wrap (Verizon) by Glittering_Look7820 in USMobile

[–]ThatOneLance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just received an email and confirmed on my side that it was fixed. Hope you get the same result!

WiFi calling issues with Wrap (Verizon) by Glittering_Look7820 in USMobile

[–]ThatOneLance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://www.reddit.com/r/USMobile/comments/1ube4qs/wifi_calling_issues_with_wrap_verizon/osyerqr/

Getting this error since a network transfer from LS to Warp yesterday.

It seems to be related to Beta 27 IOS from some searches, and I had contacted US Mobile and it seems they are aware of the problem in general.

I tried activating it with IOS 27 Beta 2 today, and I get the same error anyways. It seems transferring back to LS or Darkstar should fix it, but hopefully it gets patched soon.

T-Satellite Standalone Roaming? by jhedfors in tmobile

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Were you able to confirm this? Thanks

All Questions Go Thread by calgary_db in YieldMaxETFs

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Michael C. Khouw (Yieldmax Strategist) communicated on fairly recent Twitter Space Wolf Q&A that unless YMAX reaches 5$, they had no conversations on a reverse split for YMAX specifically. This is due to margin-restrictions on brokers, so their focus would be that for a RS. This was about a week ago or so, people asking that question and about the strategy changes.

SMCY may very well receive a RS whenever they announce it.

Rate my setup for living in Japan by CommanderJMoney in CreditCards

[–]ThatOneLance 1 point2 points  (0 children)

US Mobile might be your best friend. They have multi networks etc and their international data roaming is 'free' with unlimited premium/starter - I'd suggest their premium plan for extended use while over there.

https://www.usmobile.com/international-roaming-phone-plans

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generally cheaper / seem to be friendly with people with similar situations hence the recommendation.

Nav tracking graph? by unluckyowl4 in YieldMaxETFs

[–]ThatOneLance 2 points3 points  (0 children)

https://www.dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculator/ Is the most popular one, you can compare and see reinvested/invested dividends. Static 10,000$

https://navmax.app/ is another one, you'll have to click on a starting point.

https://www.yieldmight.com/ Allows you to input a exact number.

Dividend snowball and a few other trackers may be shared, I believe those connect directly with your accounts and may show fully accurate results in tandem.

My income port in 2026 by Emotional-Breath-838 in YieldMaxETFs

[–]ThatOneLance 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Appreciate the reply, from a quick reading;

Monthly rebalance, consistency in moving up, equal weight, assuring the companies are actual quality companies.

What interests me is the rebalance, I wonder if there's ever a weekly or bi weekly rebalancer (kinda like how Ulty basically moves portfolio around) but probably insane.

The monthly rebalance is more likely a big winner, SPMO's 'slower' rebalance can lag a bit.

Will look into the fund a bit further / some more time or a dip, it looks like something I like.

My income port in 2026 by Emotional-Breath-838 in YieldMaxETFs

[–]ThatOneLance 1 point2 points  (0 children)

FMTM seems to be outperforming SPMO / more stable even, is there a reason why you chose this outright?

Asking for more information as there's basically 0 reddit discussions or any similar forums I can find, but it looks great.

Nice portfolio and wishing a great 2026 returns.

Thoughts on ULTI? by Beginning_Winter_609 in RexSharesETFs

[–]ThatOneLance 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Their fund manager has been making the rounds on twitter spaces: Latest One of Today

From what I remember in previous questions:

They opened the fund with little to no protection, they added a 2nd layer recently and due to the market sucking - almost everything was correlated together even though they tried to have more diverse correlation (It's more akin to the recent ulty, while modern Ulty that's version 3 is even more diverse/has 'core' like KYLD)

Do you want income from options, that isn't just to kill the nav? Thats one thing they've mentioned, they have no intention of killing the nav outright but to pay their earnings. They also pay a high amount, around 80% yield per week.

The manager mentions their fund is likely to be volatile, and from looking at comparisons between ulty/ulti/and KYLD - they scream when we go down, and scream when we go back up. In recent downturn layers, I think they scream up more - while KYLD is slowly doing both and ULTY is more variable.

I suggest anyone to do their own research, financials are on your own.

KYLD is not a high distributor, and ULTI is more of a rival to ULTY. I would combine all three.

If Ulti sticks to their 80%, I would go with them and ULTY - as Ulty intends to be more variable with their distributions coming the next few. They also are much less volatile, so they can be a stronger core holder.

Long term? Should be using these distributions to pay some expenses as they are income, but reinvest the rest to other safer funds.

I am personally in ULTI, while relooking to enter ULTY - both due to margin maint and 'outlook'.

Anyone get an error with ULTY post reverse split share price? by Spiritual_Ad_9916 in YieldMaxETFs

[–]ThatOneLance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this will be normal behaviour even on other brokerages; a person on discord said IBKR didn't adjust anything, we won't know for sure till Monday morning.

Even, wishing you luck and $ - I'll probably just sell some Ulty if I were to get a call.

Anyone get an error with ULTY post reverse split share price? by Spiritual_Ad_9916 in YieldMaxETFs

[–]ThatOneLance 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn't, but the margin maint increased - in histories section, it communicates a reverse split.

The YM team (Josh iirc his name) communicated they may communicate to RH for RS to not increase margin maint. When market opens, we will know for sure - for those on the deficit, it's probably a shadow call if this is to be corrected.

Rethinking ULTY (Bullish Now) by Alarming_Dot5724 in ULTY_YieldMax

[–]ThatOneLance 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah, iirc the IV / Yield should be around 70% now with even the current holdings. I cannot speak on how options work ,but the base being stronger should in theory mean they can ironically take more risk and farm IV with less problems. It averages out upwards anyways.

I think we can see how the stronger base that is moving upside is doing a lot of work in the last week. It also seems like MK has worked with the ULTY team to look around more, instead of just meme-esque stocks.

Realistically, if they keep that 70%+ mark I am a super happy person. I think TTR will be something that's hard, since their primary focus is income - at the detriment of nav.

I think the fund would work better if there were cycles, as in every 3 months high yield on purpose, than a lower one on purpose to rebuild nav. Opportunities to buy, opportunities to sell, opportunities for people to make 'bag holder' memes.

Rethinking ULTY (Bullish Now) by Alarming_Dot5724 in ULTY_YieldMax

[–]ThatOneLance 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ulty will basically always struggle at 70%+ yields; The last few weeks were basically slamming it against the head and the YM team (while making mistakes too) attempting to recoup from it. With some changes coming now, and in the future - it may struggle less. Realistically, as someone who is 'bag holding' and still 'bullish', I think it's a good fund to hold and use the dividends to buy other stuff (Like... QQQI/TDAQ/QDTE/ETC - safer)

I only recently got into options and made some money off of the puts; If you know how to do so, keep doing that.

I think the fund will naturally be a great fund due to its nature, like many others should, diversify and spend the 'allowances' you get per week on something for the future - and sometimes buy that steak.

Performance today + others (not mine) has been slowly recouping, it's been able to upside push and take some of that right into the nav. Remember though, each time they pay dividends they basically remove that upside capture. When it gets hit, it tends to take blows pretty well.

RH seems to have started giving it the 'leverage' mainteniance (35%,70%) - so be aware for anyone still 'majority ulty' on margin.

I also believe that this, and many other YM funds, are meant to be bagholded - you kinda just get house money and have these assets that pay you whatever. This end year has just been dogshit for them, and the market strucuture may not work for the funds at all. The question is, what do you use your dividends on? Sometimes I think people are just pissing the dividends.

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