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Stealthct
@vimoshan85076
Invested in Bitcoin, Stocks and Altcoins
Katılım Mart 2026
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@robgarmen Bitcoin DCA wins but its best to wait on deep red candles.
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Day 59 of buying €50 of $BTC every day until it hits $100k!
Bitcoin around $66k! Who is still buying with me?
My total stack: 0.09285227 $BTC


Rob@robgarmen
Day 58 of buying €50 of $BTC every day until it hits $100k! Bitcoin is still going slightly up. Still cheap sats! My total stack: 0.09199388 $BTC
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@vimoshan85076 What is your price prediction for the end of year for the S&P500
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@vimoshan85076 Are you looking into the new SpaceX IPO later this year?
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Canadians you’re getting taxed more than you think.
Every time you:
- Pump gas
- Buy beer
- Grab a pack of smokes
There’s layered tax built right in
- Gas: 10¢/L federal excise
- Beer: ~37.7¢/L federal excise duty
- Cigarettes: ~$3.89 federal excise per 20 pack + provincial taxes + GST/HST on top (tax on tax).
It’s not obvious but it adds up fast.
Canadians you need to know where your money leaks.
That’s how you start keeping more of it.
CTV News@CTVNews
Beer excise tax hike draws renewed criticism from brewers, taxpayer group ctvnews.ca/politics/artic…
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Building a High-Yield Energy Income Sleeve in 2026 with XLEI, MLPI, USOY & NUKX 🔥
Tired of low bond yields but wary of pure equity volatility? Energy investors are turning to a powerful “income sleeve” using four specialized ETFs that blend sector exposure with options overlays for boosted monthly/weekly distributions.
Here’s why this combo is gaining traction right now:
1/ XLEI – State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR Premium Income ETF
Holds the classic XLE (big oil like Exxon, Chevron) and sells covered calls on it.
→ Delivers current income + some growth potential.
Expense ratio: ~0.35%
Recent trailing yield: ~11-19% range (distributions vary; check latest).
Perfect core holding for traditional energy equity exposure with an income kicker.
2/ MLPI – NEOS MLP & Energy Infrastructure High Income ETF
Focuses on MLPs and midstream infrastructure (pipelines, storage — think Enbridge, Williams).
Uses a data-driven call options strategy for high monthly payouts.
→ Aims for tax efficiency (less K-1 hassle) + equity appreciation.
Distribution rate recently highlighted around 14-15%. AUM growing fast (~$300-480M).
Great for steady midstream cash flow in a diversified energy mix.
3/ USOY – Defiance Oil Enhanced Options Income ETF
Tied to oil prices via exposure to USO (United States Oil Fund), with an active options strategy (often selling calls/puts for income).
→ Extremely high distributions — yields frequently quoted in the 50-80%+ annualized range (variable, weekly payouts, part may be return of capital).
Higher expense (~1.1%) and more volatile, but excellent for pure oil volatility + income play. Caps some upside in big rallies.
4/ NUKX – Nicholas Nuclear Income ETF
The thematic diversifier: nuclear energy, uranium, reactors, and related infrastructure.
Actively managed with equity holdings + options overlay for secondary income.
→ Taps into the “nuclear renaissance” driven by AI data centers, clean baseload power demand, and government support.
Lower yield than the others (~1-2% base + options boost), but strong growth potential in 2026. Recent sector momentum has been notable.
Why combine them into an “Energy Income Sleeve”?
• High distributions: Monthly (XLEI, MLPI) or even weekly (USOY) payouts from options premiums on top of underlying dividends/income.
• Diversification across energy sub-sectors: Traditional oil majors (XLEI) + midstream stability (MLPI) + direct oil price play (USOY) + future-proof nuclear (NUKX).
• Income in sideways/choppy markets: Options strategies shine when energy isn’t in a straight-line bull run.
• Portfolio fit: Many income investors allocate 5-15% of a broader portfolio here for yield enhancement without going full commodity.
Realistic caveats (important):
• High yields often include return of capital — this can reduce NAV over time if not offset by appreciation.
• Covered call/option strategies cap upside in strong energy rallies.
• Energy remains cyclical and volatile — oil prices, geopolitics, and interest rates matter.
• Tax treatment varies; review distribution composition.
• These are newer or niche products — track records are short.
Sample rough allocation idea (not advice — customize to your risk tolerance):
40% MLPI (midstream stability)
30% XLEI (broad energy)
20% USOY (oil boost)
10% NUKX (nuclear growth)
Always do your own research, check current yields/NAV on issuer sites (SSGA, NEOS, Defiance, Nicholas), prospectuses, and consult an advisor. Past distributions ≠ future results.
What do you think — running something similar in your portfolio? Prefer more midstream, more nuclear, or pure oil? Drop your thoughts or allocation below. Let’s discuss energy income in 2026. 💬
#EnergyETFs #HighYield #OptionsIncome #MLPs #NuclearEnergy #Investing

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@TradeChronicle Today doesn't seem like a great day in the market.
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