What ETFs are in YieldMax Group D?

Group D includes MSFO (Microsoft), DISO (Disney), JPMO (JPMorgan), PLTY (Palantir), BITO (Bitcoin futures), and others. It pays dividends during the fourth week of each month.

Are Group D yields lower than other groups?

Generally yes. Group D's underlying assets tend to be large-cap blue chips with lower volatility, which means smaller option premiums and lower dividends. However, this also means more NAV stability.

YieldMax Group D April 2026: MSFO, PLTY, JPMO 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 The “A/B/C/D groups = specific week of the month” model described below is no longer in effect.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The content below is preserved for historical reference.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 D April 2026 dividends cover per-ETF payouts for the most conservative YieldMax tickers: Microsoft (MSFO), Disney (DISO), JPMorgan (JPMO), and Palantir (PLTY). Group D pays during the fourth week of each month and offers lower yields but better NAV stability compared to Groups A and B. This post covers April ex-dividend dates, per-share amounts, 3-month trends, and portfolio strategies for Group D investors.

Group D Lineup

Group D mixes blue-chip stability with select high-growth names:

#	Ticker	Underlying	Description
1	MSFO	MSFT	Microsoft Covered Call
2	DISO	DIS	Disney Covered Call
3	JPMO	JPM	JPMorgan Chase Covered Call
4	AMDO	AMD	AMD Covered Call (Group D)
5	BITO	—	Bitcoin Futures ETF Covered Call
6	GDXY	GDX	Gold Miners ETF Covered Call
7	LFGY	—	Large-Cap Growth Basket Covered Call
8	SNPY	SNAP	Snap Covered Call
9	UBER	UBER	Uber Covered Call
10	PLTY	PLTR	Palantir Covered Call

Note: Group D composition may change at the fund manager’s discretion. Check the official YieldMax website for current groupings.

What’s interesting about Group D is the mix of stable blue chips (Microsoft, JPMorgan) and high-volatility growth names (Palantir, Snap). This creates a wide spread in per-ETF yields within the same group.

April 2026 Group D Dividend Schedule

Item	Date
Declaration Date	April 21, 2026 (Tue)
Ex-Dividend Date	April 24, 2026 (Fri)
Record Date	April 24, 2026 (Fri)
Pay Date	April 28, 2026 (Tue)

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Purchase Deadline

To receive the April dividend, hold shares by April 23 (Thursday) before market close. Buying on the ex-date (April 24) means you miss this month’s payout.

Group D wraps up each month’s dividend relay: Group A (week 1) -> Group B (week 2) -> Group D (week 4), completing the monthly income cycle.

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/

Group D ETF distributions vary each pay period. Blue-chip names like MSFO and JPMO generate lower but more stable distributions; high-volatility names like PLTY and BITO generate higher but more variable payouts. Always use the official schedule for current figures.

Key ETF Deep Dives

MSFO (Microsoft Option Income ETF)

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MSFO is Group D’s flagship. Microsoft is a global titan with diversified revenue from Azure cloud, AI Copilot, Office 365, and gaming. Its AAA credit rating and ~$3 trillion market cap make it one of the most stable underlying assets in the entire YieldMax lineup.

MSFO’s yield is low by covered call standards, but that’s the tradeoff for stability. NAV erosion tends to be gentle, and Microsoft’s own quarterly dividend supplements the MSFO income stream.

Best for: Conservative investors prioritizing capital preservation alongside steady income.

JPMO (JPMorgan Option Income ETF)

JPMO is built on America’s largest bank. Financial stocks are traditionally low-volatility, which keeps premiums and yields modest. At ~14% annualized, it’s one of the lowest yields in the YieldMax universe.

But here’s the angle: JPMorgan itself yields over 4% annually. Combining JPMO’s option income with JPM’s regular dividend creates a respectable total income package.

Watch for: Interest rate cycle shifts that affect bank profitability.

PLTY (Palantir Option Income ETF)

PLTY is Group D’s wild card. Palantir’s AI-driven data analytics business has produced massive stock price volatility, generating among the highest yields in the group. That’s Group A-level performance in a Group D wrapper.

Risk warning: Palantir trades at 80x+ earnings. High valuations mean the stock can drop sharply on any negative catalyst. Size this position carefully.

DISO (Disney Option Income ETF)

Disney’s streaming recovery (Disney+) and theme park strength have supported a stable stock price through early 2026. The ~33% annualized yield represents a solid middle ground in Group D.

BITO (Bitcoin Futures Option Income ETF)

The crypto play in Group D. Nearly ~5% monthly yield from Bitcoin’s legendary volatility, but you’re taking direct exposure to crypto price risk. If Bitcoin drops 10%, expect a similar NAV hit.

Dividend Trend

Group D distributions tend to be more stable than Groups A or B due to lower underlying volatility. MSFO and JPMO provide steady income; PLTY and BITO show more variation with their respective markets. For current and historical distribution data, see yieldmaxetfs.com/distribution-schedule/.

Group D vs Other Groups

For those weighing Group D against the alternatives:

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Factor	Group A	Group B	Group D
Payout Timing	Week 1	Week 2	Week 4
Average Yield	High (~40%)	High (~45%)	Moderate (~30%)
Underlying Volatility	High	High	Medium~High
NAV Stability	Low	Low	Relatively High
Key Tickers	TSLY, CONY	NVDY, MSTY	MSFO, JPMO
Best For	Aggressive	Aggressive	Balanced~Conservative

Group D trades lower yields for stronger NAV resilience. During market downturns, this defensive quality shines — blue-chip Group D holdings tend to hold up better than high-beta Group A or B names.

Group D Portfolio Strategies

Strategy 1: Stability-Focused

Build around MSFO, JPMO, and DISO for steady, predictable income. This conservative combination prioritizes NAV preservation alongside regular distributions. To estimate actual income, use current distribution amounts from yieldmaxetfs.com/distribution-schedule/.

Strategy 2: Barbell Approach

Mix stable names with higher-yield picks for a balanced outcome:

ETF	Allocation	Role
MSFO	35%	Stable income
JPMO	25%	Stable income
PLTY	20%	High-yield growth
BITO	10%	High-yield crypto
UBER	10%	Mid-range income

This blend targets ~30% annualized while keeping high-risk exposure below 40% of the total allocation.

Important Reminders

“Group D” doesn’t mean “safe”: NAV stability is relative. The covered call structure still caps upside and exposes you to downside.

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Earnings season alert: April-May is Q1 earnings season. Microsoft (late April), Disney (early May), and JPMorgan (mid-April) earnings can all move these ETFs significantly.
Volatility contraction risk: If market volatility drops, option premiums shrink and dividends follow. Keep an eye on VIX levels.
Currency risk: International investors should factor in USD exchange rate movements.

April Calendar Summary

April 23 (Thu): Last day to buy for April dividend
April 24 (Fri): Ex-dividend date
April 28 (Tue): Pay date

Final Thoughts

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April 2026 Group D is maintaining its steady character. MSFO and JPMO deliver the reliability you’d expect from blue-chip underlyings, while PLTY and BITO add growth-oriented yield for those willing to accept more risk.

Group D is the most conservative choice in the YieldMax family. If your priority is stable cash flow and NAV preservation over maximum yield, this is your group. And of course, combining Group D with higher-yielding groups in a diversified relay strategy gives you the best of both worlds.

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.

YieldMax Group D April 2026: MSFO, PLTY, JPMO Dividends

Group D Lineup