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YieldMax Nasdaq 100 0DTE Covered Call ETF (QDTY) Declares $0.29 Dividend — Key Dates

YieldMax Nasdaq 100 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF (QDTY) declared a $0.2943 dividend. Key dates: ex-dividend Dec 17, record Dec 17, pay date Dec 18. More info.

YieldMax Nasdaq 100 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF (NASDAQ: QDTY) has announced a distribution to shareholders. The fund declared a dividend of $0.2943 per share, with the payment scheduled for Thursday, December 18. This update will be of interest to income-focused investors and those tracking covered call ETFs tied to the Nasdaq 100.

Important dates for the QDTY dividend: the ex-dividend date is Wednesday, December 17, and the record date is also Wednesday, December 17. Shareholders of record on December 17 will receive the dividend on December 18. If you purchase QDTY on or after the ex-dividend date, the dividend will generally not be paid to the new buyer, so timing your trade around these dates matters for dividend capture.

QDTY follows a covered call strategy using zero-days-to-expiration (0DTE) options on the Nasdaq 100. That approach aims to generate income by selling short-term call options while maintaining exposure to the index. Covered call ETFs like QDTY can offer higher distributions compared with plain index ETFs, but they also carry strategy-specific risks and may behave differently in rising or volatile markets.

For investors evaluating QDTY, consider how the declared dividend fits your broader portfolio goals. Covered call strategies can provide regular income, but they may limit upside participation when the underlying index rallies. Confirming the fund’s distribution history, fee structure, and strategy documentation can help you assess suitability. Also note that dividends from ETFs may have tax implications depending on your jurisdiction and account type.

This announcement is a specific dividend declaration and should be verified with official sources such as NASDAQ filings or the fund’s investor relations page before making investment decisions. If you rely on dividend timing for cash flow or trading strategies, double-check trade settlement dates and brokerage procedures to ensure you are recorded as a shareholder by the record date.

For the latest updates on QDTY and other covered call ETFs, monitor official fund communications and consult a financial advisor if you need personalized guidance. Staying informed about ex-dividend and record dates helps investors manage expectations and align holdings with income objectives.

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