YieldMax Group B April 2026: NVDY, MSTY, GOOGY Dividends

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On October 8, 2025, YieldMax announced a transition of its entire product suite to weekly distributions. The “A/B/C/D groups = specific week of the month” model described below is no longer in effect. Current structure: Weekly Group 1 (Thursday pay), Weekly Group 2 (Friday pay), Weekly Group 3 / Target 25™ (Wednesday pay), Monthly Target 12™, Quarterly (DDDD only).

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The content below is preserved for historical reference. For current schedules: yieldmaxetfs.com/distribution-schedule/

YieldMax Group B April 2026 dividends include per-ETF payouts for big tech covered call ETFs: NVDY (NVIDIA), AMZY (Amazon), GOOGY (Google), and the high-yield MSTY (MicroStrategy). Group B pays during the second week of each month, following Group A by approximately one week. This post covers April ex-dividend dates, per-share dividend amounts, 3-month payout trends, and diversification strategies for Group B holdings.

Group B Lineup

Group B is loaded with big tech and high-growth covered call ETFs:

#	Ticker	Underlying	Description
1	NVDY	NVDA	NVIDIA Covered Call
2	AMZY	AMZN	Amazon Covered Call
3	GOOGY	GOOG	Alphabet (Google) Covered Call
4	SNOY	SNOW	Snowflake Covered Call
5	MSTY	MSTR	MicroStrategy Covered Call
6	CRSH	—	Short Tesla Option Income
7	FIVY	—	Big Tech 5-Stock Basket Covered Call
8	BABO	BABA	Alibaba Covered Call
9	XOMY	XOM	ExxonMobil Covered Call

Note: Some tickers may be reclassified between groups at the fund manager’s discretion. Check the official YieldMax website for the latest groupings.

The defining feature of Group B is its concentration in AI-era big tech: NVIDIA, Amazon, and Google all remain at the center of market attention in 2026, keeping option premiums relatively elevated.

April 2026 Group B Dividend Schedule

Item	Date
Declaration Date	April 7, 2026 (Tue)
Ex-Dividend Date	April 10, 2026 (Fri)
Record Date	April 10, 2026 (Fri)
Pay Date	April 14, 2026 (Tue)

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Purchase Deadline

To receive the April dividend, you must hold shares by April 9 (Thursday) before market close. Buying on the ex-date (April 10) disqualifies you from this month’s payout.

Some investors use a dividend relay approach — collecting Group A’s payment on April 7 and deploying those funds into Group B before April 9. This can work, but keep in mind the ex-date price drop risk.

Per-ETF Dividend Details

⚠️ The specific USD dividend amounts that appeared in this section were pre-transition estimates and are no longer valid. For current per-ETF distribution amounts, check the official source: yieldmaxetfs.com/distribution-schedule/

Each Group B ETF’s distribution varies every pay period based on option premiums. NVDY tracks NVIDIA volatility; MSTY is essentially a Bitcoin proxy through MicroStrategy; AMZY and GOOGY produce steadier, lower yields from their large-cap underlyings. Always use the official schedule for current figures.

Key ETF Deep Dives

NVDY (NVIDIA Option Income ETF)

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NVDY is Group B’s most-watched ETF. NVIDIA remains the dominant force in AI semiconductors, and 2026 data center GPU demand continues to drive market interest.

NVIDIA’s inherent volatility keeps option premiums healthy, placing NVDY in solid mid-range territory among covered call ETFs.

What to watch for NVDY:

• NVIDIA earnings (expected May) could spike volatility and temporarily boost next month’s dividend
• An earnings miss could hammer NAV
• Monitor AI market growth deceleration concerns

MSTY (MicroStrategy Option Income ETF)

MSTY delivers the most jaw-dropping yields in Group B — and arguably the entire YieldMax lineup. MicroStrategy’s massive Bitcoin holdings mean its stock price is essentially a leveraged crypto play, producing enormous option premiums.

MSTY posts among the highest yields in the entire YieldMax lineup. But let me be direct: those numbers should scare you as much as they excite you.

MSTY risk factors:

• A Bitcoin crash can demolish both MSTR stock price and MSTY NAV simultaneously
• Historical data shows MSTY’s NAV decline frequently outpaces cumulative dividends received
• I’d strongly recommend capping MSTY at 5% of your portfolio or less

AMZY (Amazon Option Income ETF)

AMZY offers a more measured approach. Amazon’s diversified revenue streams (e-commerce and AWS) provide a stable foundation. The ~2% monthly yield isn’t flashy, but Amazon doesn’t pay its own dividend, so AMZY lets you generate monthly income from a stock that otherwise produces zero cash flow for shareholders.

GOOGY (Google Option Income ETF)

Similar profile to AMZY — steady, moderate yields backed by Google’s dominant search, YouTube, and cloud businesses. Since Google started paying regular dividends in 2024, combining GOOGY’s option income with Google’s regular dividend creates a compelling total income picture.

SNOY (Snowflake Option Income ETF)

Snowflake’s growth-stock volatility produces ~5.5% monthly yields, second only to MSTY in Group B. The risk is that Snowflake’s high valuation leaves little room for disappointment — a weak earnings report could trigger significant NAV drawdown.

Dividend Trend

Group B distributions fluctuate each pay period with underlying volatility. NVDY and MSTY tend to be the most volatile; AMZY and GOOGY are more stable. For current and historical distribution data, see yieldmaxetfs.com/distribution-schedule/.

Group B Investment Strategies

Big Tech Diversification

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One of Group B’s strengths is its concentration of big tech covered call ETFs. Equal-weighting NVDY, AMZY, and GOOGY reduces single-stock risk while maintaining solid monthly income.

Equal-weighting NVDY, AMZY, and GOOGY reduces single-stock risk while maintaining monthly income. To calculate actual expected income, use the current distribution amounts from yieldmaxetfs.com/distribution-schedule/ and factor in applicable withholding taxes.

Dividend Relay Strategy

Group A (week 1) -> Group B (week 2) -> Group C (week 3) -> Group D (week 4) creates a weekly income machine. The key is knowing exact ex-dates and accounting for the ex-date price drop inherent to any dividend-paying security.

Important Reminders

1. High yield = high risk: MSTY’s near-100% annualized yield comes with near-equivalent risk. Don’t be seduced by the number.

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2. Earnings season matters: April-May is Q1 earnings season in the U.S. Underlying stock earnings can swing ETF NAVs dramatically.

3. Currency risk for international investors: If you’re investing from outside the U.S., exchange rate fluctuations affect your real returns.

4. Track NAV monthly: If you plan to hold covered call ETFs long-term, build a habit of recording monthly NAV and calculating total return.

April Calendar Summary

• April 9 (Thu): Last day to buy for April dividend
• April 10 (Fri): Ex-dividend date
• April 14 (Tue): Pay date

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Final Thoughts

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April 2026 Group B dividends are holding up well, anchored by NVDY’s consistent performance. MSTY continues to grab headlines with sky-high yields, but its Bitcoin sensitivity makes position sizing critical.

The big tech trio — NVDY, AMZY, and GOOGY — offers relatively stable income backed by companies with strong business fundamentals. Choose the tickers that match your risk profile, and always look at total return, not just yield.

Disclaimer: The dividend and yield data in this article are April 2026 estimates and may differ from actual declared amounts. This is not investment advice. All investment decisions and their consequences are your own responsibility.