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🟢 NYYY and TYYY are now trading on NYSE. Designed to stay invested in an underlying stock while generating daily options income, without fully capping upside. Learn more: xETFs NVDA Daily Income ETF (NYYY): xetfs.com/nyyy xETFs TSLA Daily Income ETF (TYYY): xetfs.com/tyyy

Daily Income ETFs are built to target both growth and income. $NYYY & $TYYY seek to preserve majority equity upside while pursuing daily income. They hold long equity positions while selling call options on up to 25% (initially targeting 10%) of the equity position daily. Stay Invested. Generate Income. Learn more: xETFs NVDA Daily Income ETF (NYYY): xetfs.com/nyyy xETFs TSLA Daily Income ETF (TYYY): xetfs.com/tyyy

Most covered call ETFs cap your upside entirely. $NYYY & $TYYY are designed differently. They target weekly distributions while preserving at least 75% of intraday equity participation, by selling options on no more than 25% of the portfolio. A smarter structure. Coming soon to NYSE.

🚀 Big news: xETFs has closed $5 million in SAFE funding. Formed in 2025, WallStreetX ETFs (dba xETFs) has completed its initial fundraising round: $5 million in Simple Agreements for Future Equity. We're building xETFs into a world-class ETF business, and this milestone wouldn't be possible without the trust and conviction of our investors. We are grateful for your support! The best is ahead. Stay tuned. 📈 #xETFs #ETFs #FundingAnnouncement -- This content is intended for informational purposes only. It does not constitute the offer of investment adviser services or any other services or products.

Most covered call ETFs cap your upside entirely. Instead, Daily Income ETFs are designed to generate income daily while keeping most of your upside. $NYYY & $TYYY sell options on a small portion of the portfolio (no more than 25%), keeping most equity participation. A smarter structure. Coming soon to NYSE.

Something new is coming for income and growth investors. xETFs NVDA Daily Income ETF (NYYY) and xETFs TSLA Daily Income ETF (TYYY) Daily option writing. Weekly distributions. Built to keep most equity exposure. Coming soon to NYSE. Stay tuned. 👀

Jerome Powell chaired his final Fed meeting this week. His tenure covered a full arc of monetary policy: emergency cuts to zero in 2020, a historic tightening cycle from near 0% to 5.5% in under two years, and a gradual easing back down. His final meeting ended with rates held steady at 3.5%–3.75%. He navigated a pandemic, a historic inflation surge, and a tightening cycle most thought would break the labor market. It didn't. Kevin Warsh's nomination advanced in the Senate the same day. Powell's term ends May 15. A new chapter begins. #FederalReserve #Powell #MonetaryPolicy This content is intended for educational purposes only and includes the opinions of xETFs. It does not constitute investment advice or an offer or solicitation and should not be used as the basis for any investment decision. xETFs cannot guarantee the accuracy of third party information, including estimates, and does not represent that such information is accurate or complete.

Tesla's FSD has logged more than 9 billion miles of real-world driving data, up from zero a few years ago. Third party estimates say robotaxis could be a ~$10T market by 2030. One projection, not a guarantee. Educational purposes only, no investment advice, third party estimates only.

Global data center capacity projected to double by 2030, from ~78GW to ~163GW (Bain & Co.). NVIDIA: ~$193B data center revenue in FY2026; consensus points to ~$309B in FY2027 if AI buildout continues. Educational purposes only, no investment advice, third party estimates only.

Q1's weakest S&P 500 performers: software and data companies facing AI questions. AppLovin, Workday, Intuit, Gartner and others lagged despite solid fundamentals. The market is asking not how they perform today, but how they compete as AI advances. Educational only.

Q1's top S&P 500 performers: Energy & chemicals (geopolitics) + AI infrastructure like Ciena, Lumentum & Sandisk — not big tech. Market leadership is shifting. Not a recommendation. Past performance ≠ future results.

S&P 500 fell ~9.1% peak-to-trough in Q1 2026. Feels big, but since 2000, the avg max intra-year drawdown has been ~16%. Pullbacks like this aren't unusual. Context matters. Not investment advice. Past performance ≠ future results.

The VIX: A measure of what's being priced, not predicted. ~30 means the options market is pricing in roughly 30% annualized implied volatility, or about a 1.9% daily move. Above calm-regime levels, but well below crisis spikes like March 2020 (80+). Educational only.

🛢️ Oil futures curve, then vs. now Four weeks ago, flat in the mid-$60s. Today, front month near ~$90 in backwardation, stepping down to ~$75 at 6mo. The market may be pricing today's stress as near-term. Curves shift fast. Source: xETFs, NYMEX, CME. Educational only.

Options aren’t "set-and-forget." As markets move and time passes, investors may need to "reset" by closing an existing position and opening a new one. New educational slide series breaks it down with a simple hedge example. #OptionsEducation #FinancialLiteracy

March Fed Decision: Fed funds futures and prediction markets were pricing in a very low probability of a rate change as of Mar 16, and S&P 500 options were implying a ~1.3% move around the announcement. For educational purposes only; not investment advice.

5️⃣ Things to Know About Covered Calls: 1) It's "Own the stock, sell the call" 2) The premium isn't free money 3) Big rallies may not be fully captured 4) Drops still hurt 5) Many ETFs use this strategy, but packaging it doesn't remove the risk. #OptionsEducation #ETFs

Ahead of Wednesday's CPI report, current inflation sits at 2.4%, down from a 2022 peak of roughly 9%. Recent oil price moves won't appear until later reports. CPI is a lagging indicator, reflecting the prior month's prices. #CPI #Inflation

ETF option selling strategies — 5 things to know: what it is, where premium comes from, implied vs. realized vol, the real trade-offs, and how time decay works in your favor (and when it doesn't). #OptionsTrading #Volatility #VolatilityHarvesting

NVIDIA continues to lead in AI as we move further into 2026. 5 drivers: • New AI platforms • Data center spending • Developer ecosystem • Expansion into CPUs • Global AI investment Real deployments continue to support the growth story. #AI #Semiconductors