MSTW vs TSYX

MSTWCRoundhill MSTR WeeklyPay ETF

TSYXBTSPY Lift ETF

In short

MSTW MSTR with the leverage dial at 1.2x and a payout stapled on. WeeklyPay resets exposure once a calendar week, not daily, and cuts a distribution every week sized off MSTR's own volatility. The most combustible reference stock in Roundhill's weekly lineup.

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Stated mandate

MSTW The Fund seeks weekly distributions and calendar-week returns, before expenses, equal to 1.2 times the calendar-week total return of MSTR.

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Why people hold it

• MSTW Leverage resets at the close of the last business day each calendar week, so the 1.2x applies to a week's move in MSTR rather than a day's.sec.gov
• A 1.2x multiple is mild for single-stock land: 20% more than MSTR's weekly move, up or down.sec.gov
• Pays weekly, with each amount set by a formula using MSTR's recent total return and implied volatility, so the figure shifts week to week.sec.gov
• Costs 1.00% a year with no waiver, matching sibling WeeklyPay funds AAPW and MSFW at 1.00% and sitting near the category median.

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Worth knowing

• MSTW MSTR is already a high-octane bitcoin proxy; the prospectus warns an investor could lose the full principal value within a single week.sec.gov
• Distributions can include return of capital, meaning part of a payout may be your own money handed back.roundhillinvestments.com
• Hold longer than a week and results can drift from 1.2x MSTR: the fund does not seek that multiple over any period other than a calendar week.sec.gov

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