[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Richie B [@wannabefresh](/creator/twitter/wannabefresh) on x 5823 followers Created: 2025-07-07 13:52:16 UTC Going to quote RT this for visibility, if you’re wondering the same thing (in reference to my morning thread) here’s your answer. Let’s say I have $XXXXX in $TSLY = XXX shares ✅ XXX shares × ~$0.44 payout = $XXX dividend ✅ A few days later, $TSLY rebounds to around my cost basis ✅ I sell for breakeven or slight profit → $XXXXX total ✅ Rotate full amount into $ULTY before its ex-div at ~$6.25 → XXX shares ✅ XXX shares × ~$0.093 payout = $XX dividend ✅ Then rotate that + principal into $HOOY to capture the following week’s distribution In one cycle: I stayed near breakeven on share price and collected nearly $XXX in dividends, all while keeping my capital moving and productive. ✍️ Quick Note: I do have core positions in $PLTY, $HOOY, and $ULTY that I don't touch. This rotation strategy uses a separate pool of capital specifically for active income cycling. Also to be clear, this doesn’t always play out perfectly the way I describe it. That’s why I constantly stress the importance of doing your own research, tracking the market, NAV, IV, and price action. The better your research, the higher the probability it works in your favor. But sometimes, you’ll end up bag holding or taking a small loss and that’s part of the game. 📌 NFA. I’m simplifying the strategy here for educational purposes, but there are a lot more layers beneath the surface. XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [$ulty](/topic/$ulty) [dividend](/topic/dividend) [stocks](/topic/stocks) [$tsly](/topic/$tsly) [Post Link](https://x.com/wannabefresh/status/1942220123684983152)
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Richie B @wannabefresh on x 5823 followers
Created: 2025-07-07 13:52:16 UTC
Going to quote RT this for visibility, if you’re wondering the same thing (in reference to my morning thread) here’s your answer.
Let’s say I have $XXXXX in $TSLY = XXX shares ✅ XXX shares × ~$0.44 payout = $XXX dividend ✅ A few days later, $TSLY rebounds to around my cost basis ✅ I sell for breakeven or slight profit → $XXXXX total ✅ Rotate full amount into $ULTY before its ex-div at ~$6.25 → XXX shares ✅ XXX shares × ~$0.093 payout = $XX dividend ✅ Then rotate that + principal into $HOOY to capture the following week’s distribution
In one cycle: I stayed near breakeven on share price and collected nearly $XXX in dividends, all while keeping my capital moving and productive.
✍️ Quick Note: I do have core positions in $PLTY, $HOOY, and $ULTY that I don't touch. This rotation strategy uses a separate pool of capital specifically for active income cycling.
Also to be clear, this doesn’t always play out perfectly the way I describe it. That’s why I constantly stress the importance of doing your own research, tracking the market, NAV, IV, and price action.
The better your research, the higher the probability it works in your favor. But sometimes, you’ll end up bag holding or taking a small loss and that’s part of the game.
📌 NFA. I’m simplifying the strategy here for educational purposes, but there are a lot more layers beneath the surface.
XXXXX engagements
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