ET
Energy Transfer LP Common Units representing limited partner interests
stock NYSE

ET

ET is super strong but careful with the taxes even in roths its not a dividend.

Stacking XOM and CVX at these levels just rewards patience. The dividend yields ain't spectacular, but they're safe and growing slow. XLEI's 20% payout looks like return of capital dressed up for a party, I'd rather own the pipelines directly. EPD and ET kick off 6-7% without the crazy expense ratio, and they held up fine when crude dipped. If oil hits $60 I'll back up the truck, but waiting for the perfect bottom just means missing the checks.

This is completely incorrect. You can download all of the funds holdings every day in a csv file after the close (around 7:30 PM ET). The maths versus NAV are pretty transparent.
https://www.roundhillinvestments.com/etf/dram/#holdings
Holdings in the funds have only risen in recent months with the growth of the fund, and in allocations representative of the company’s size/market share.
While the math calculation is complex, I have done this almost every day, and it’s fine.

ET

ET is super strong but careful with the taxes even in roths its not a dividend.

Stacking XOM and CVX at these levels just rewards patience. The dividend yields ain't spectacular, but they're safe and growing slow. XLEI's 20% payout looks like return of capital dressed up for a party, I'd rather own the pipelines directly. EPD and ET kick off 6-7% without the crazy expense ratio, and they held up fine when crude dipped. If oil hits $60 I'll back up the truck, but waiting for the perfect bottom just means missing the checks.

This is completely incorrect. You can download all of the funds holdings every day in a csv file after the close (around 7:30 PM ET). The maths versus NAV are pretty transparent.
https://www.roundhillinvestments.com/etf/dram/#holdings
Holdings in the funds have only risen in recent months with the growth of the fund, and in allocations representative of the company’s size/market share.
While the math calculation is complex, I have done this almost every day, and it’s fine.

I appreciate the info and how well written it is that is pure gold.

I also have a full time job and yeah it takes some of the pressure off. I'm debating if paying another $600 for the account reset to funded or use that buy 3 evals. What would be your advice?
Do you use volume? Your system doesn't look too different from mine I don't really use ema except when getting conviction on a trend when I am already in a position but not as a signal to Open s position. I use volume footprint chart, VAH and VALs and look at the cvd.
I also try not to trade NY open my best trades happen from 9 to 11 p.m. ET.
Is more beneficial to trade accounts independently than placing the same trade accross all accounts?
Thanks

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