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Marcos Milla
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Visit creator profilePerformance since March 15, 2026
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September 1, 2026
NEOS ETFs SOLD to Goldman Sachs: What Should Dividend Investors Do Now? (GOOD or BAD)
Marcos Milla discusses the acquisition of NEOS ETFs by Goldman Sachs, interviewing Troy Kates, co-founder of NEOS. The deal is framed as a positive step for NEOS investors, with assurances that tickers, management, and operations will largely remain the same. The acquisition is expected to provide NEOS with significant global reach and operational support, enabling the launch of new products and expansion into international markets.
August 10, 2026
1 (NEW) ETF BETTER than TSPY & TDAQ for Long-Term Monthly Income? (TMGN ETF Review)
This video reviews the new TMGN ETF from Tap Alpha, which aims to provide monthly income and capital appreciation by holding the Magnificent 10 companies (Magnificent 7 plus Broadcom, AMD, and Palantir) and employing daily covered calls. The ETF is highlighted for owning real equities, participating in upside, and potentially offering tax-efficient income delivery through return of capital, utilizing a new CBOE index option on the MAG 10 with tax-advantaged 60/40 treatment.
August 3, 2026
How He Got Rich Buying TQQQ & SOXL...(Truth of Buying & Holding Leveraged ETFs Long-Term)
The creator discusses the long-term viability of leveraged ETFs like TQQQ and SOXL, emphasizing that they are only worth considering if they can annualize over 20% due to volatility decay and interest expenses. The ideal entry point is after a pullback, increasing the probability of achieving this return over the next year. The creator also mentions that these should be considered 'fun money' and not a core part of a portfolio.