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What Happened to NestYield ETFs? EGGY, EGGS & EGGQ — Still Worth Holding?

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19 Sept 2026, 11:00 UTC
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19 Sept 2026, 13:40 UTC
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The analysis of the Nastyield ETFs (EGYY, EGGS, EGGQ) over the last quarter reveals a challenging market environment where all three funds experienced significant share price declines. EGYY saw a -20.0% drop, EGGS -11.1%, and EGGQ -14.5%. Despite these declines, calculated yields rose due to lower net asset values, with EGYY showing a 36.89% distribution rate, EGGS 23.53%, and EGGQ 9.49%. However, total returns turned negative on a market-price basis for all three funds over the three-month period, with EGYY at -12.58%, EGGS at -5.93%, and EGGQ at -12.50%. The video emphasizes that income should not be mistaken for total return, and while distributions cushioned the price drops, they did not prevent overall negative returns for the quarter. EGGS performed best relatively, with its hedge appearing to soften the downside. Assets under management (AUM) for EGYY increased by $32M, suggesting investor confidence despite the drawdown, while EGGQ saw a 7% decline in AUM. The analysis highlights the risk concentration in these portfolios and the importance of looking beyond yield to total return and the fund's intended role.

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