MVRL
ETRACS Monthly Pay 1.5X Leveraged Mortgage REIT ETN
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MVRL still has at least 4x potential
Who else is leveraged to the tits on anything AI?
$POET will be going higher with recent GOOGL/MVRL news
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Just went all in MVRL at ATH lmao
Damn I had MVRL 280p on my watchlist too..
You fat fingered the ticker you're trying to pump. Classic WSB ETRACS Monthly Pay 1.5X Leveraged Mortgage REIT ETN (MVRL)
Because MVRL taking their share
MVRL inclusion to the S&P in 2 weeks
Is MVRL the new Sandisk?
Is there even a bear case for MVRL tomorrow? I only want to own it overnight
This is hilarious to me as I was planning to invest more in some speculative stocks and thought it would be interesting to share the basics of my portfolio with ChatGPT. Every damn response for the next 5 exchanges was them trying to aggressively push MVRL on me. Very curious to know why ChatGPT recommends some but not other stocks.
MDB -> NVDA-> MVRL (3 earning in 1 week). Thoughts on investing on this 3 earning?
MVRL operating margin went from -7.9% last Q to this Q -46.4% . Net loss went from 193 to 676 this quarter 
I said this yesterday and I’ll say it again: 2025 is the year of the midcaps. Big money Wall Street is dropping the mag7 and going balls deep in hyped midcap growth stocks. PLTR, BROS, HOOD, SOFI, APP, BBAI, AVGO, MVRL. Get with it or get lost ppl  after the deepseek/mag7 earnings it’s so obvious Wall Street is bored. Instead they’ll pump barely profitable midcaps to 300+p.e. Because they can. What r the best midcap plays for 2025 drop em 👇
MVRL earnings call continuing the pump!!!
Today MVRL's run AH gonna be epic
MVRL is trash go look up their previous earnings reports regard
BBAI, ANF, MVRL and TSM calls. SMCI, AMD and NVO calls if I get gains out of the above.
AVGO MVRL same day just buy nvda calls Thursday easy tendies
Depends on the type of etn. If an Etracs etn, many pay monthly/quarterly etn interest like dividends. Most lost 99% of their value during Covid. Another recession and the ones that survived will be at 0. I don't intend on holding long term,which is why I trade from one ex date to another. You go in knowing you are eventually going to get out-all you have to do is look at the charts on most of them and you can tell they are not long term holds. I usually sell half before ex date for a capital gain,then buy back on ex date and then sell 50-80% on ex date again for a capital gain:SMHB,HDLB,CEFD,MVRL,PFFL,BDCX,MLPR. I've also had experiences on the way down. In 3 weeks 2 months of gains can be wiped out. They decay over time (except BDCX and MLPR)so you have to keep cost basis in check and sell the rallies(not financial advice) or you could just let yourself get decimated I was recently decimated after a great May to July made my year. I keep cash on the side and monitor... Another event like Covid and they would go to 0. I usually capture 1 to 3 months of movement but got greedy. Most are at or near 52 week lows. Very challenging to trade not a set and forget investment. Usually makes and breaks you a few times a year. For instant diversification, I think 3x leveraged index funds give instant diversification,they suffer from less leverage decay and the returns are easier to make. Make sure you read the fine print..Don't fall asleep at the wheel. Monitor on daily basis. Take profits before they become losses unless you can handle your portfolio tumbling 10-15% in a few weeks. Not everyone has the stomach. UBS has thresholds..if some etns drop 50% over an indicative value calculation period, they can be redeemed at their discretion and you get pennies on the dollar. Sometimes etns are redeemed early and you can actually make a profit on the call settlement date-but not usually. Always pay attention to market price vs indicative value. Pay attention to trading ranges. Get out on the huge jump,wait for the tumble to go in. They are unsecured debt instruments and chances are you could outperform the S&Ps yearly performance in a month if you can get in at the right month. Or you can face decimation.
Never even heard of MVRL until just now…
Here we are a year later. Despite the Credit Suisse issues,USOI,SLVO,GLDI are doing well. I got out immediately for an 11% loss on USOI and negligible profits or losses on SLVO and GLDI. I dont remember. I figured they all would get delisted. Had I stayed in,I wouldve done well. If I was still in, I'd get out while I was ahead. It's only a matter of time. I have SMHB, MVRL,HDLB,MLPR by UBS. They are much more volatile than USOI,SLVO,GLDI. 10-20%+ yields40% right now with SMHB
Etns do pay a coupon. At least, income oriented leveraged etns do. You're able to achieve 10-20% +yields. I just bought MVRL, the last remaining leveraged mreit after Credit Suisse called REML in 2020. I think the rate hiking cycle is almost over so mreits have been particularly interesting to me, with the anticipation that on the next dip, you can lock in high yields and potential for capital gains. You've been able to do that with mreits the entire time actually. MVRL is no different than an MREIT. They are trading vehicles to collect huge dividends for 1 to 3 or 3 to 6 months with10-20%+ capital gains. Rinse and repeat. Buying and holding long term for dividends does not always beat selling high and buying lower in my experience. Currently 15% from my all time high excluding dividends or a total return of -12%,including withdrawals. Basically taking out 11% for the year and maintaining a balance 14 to 16% from all time high from living off portfolio. In Jan,I was 10% from all time high. Etns are doable. You have to know what you're doing. You can't fall asleep at the wheel.
MVRL got in at 20 is it still worth it?
If it interest me and the graph looks good, I would consider buying them both. For semiconductors stocks, I had AMD, INTL, MVRL NVDA, and ON.
QCOM, I was buying and accumulating when it dropped to $120-130. Was also a good time to buy in 2016/2017 when it was $50 due to IP lawsuit with Samsung and Apple. NVDA, AMD, TXN, MVRL, TSM and INTC are all my picks.
MVRL very close to MVRS... we buying?
If you are going down route of mortgage REITs, then at least stick to the safer Agency m-REITs l, two best being, AGNC and NLY. These two form 26% of the index that MVRL tracks. The non-agency commerical m-reits are riskier. Some of the poor quality ones can blow up with issues in mortgage markets. And these riskier components can drive down the whole thing in a crisis. Also this thing is an ETN and not an ETF, so it is way more riskier than an standard ETF
So I think the "chip shortage" is not very well understood by most outsiders. We didn't suddenly arrive at a shortage because of production shortfalls or drastic unforecasted increases in long-term demand. There are 2 main sources of the shortage, first is mostly companies that favour Just In Time (JIT) procurement pushing back on foundries like TSMC at the start of the pandemic because they forecasted less demand. This resulted in TSMC/etc reallocating capacity to other sectors/customers. The most harshly affected sector by far is automotive because they are the biggest fans of JIT and don't want any surplus supply laying around so they cancelled massive chunks of fab capacity. You would think that would be bad for TSMC but there is always demand for slack fab capacity, AAPL, NVDA and AMD would have happily gobbled it all up. The second source is Trump's banning of SMIC. SMIC is a huge foundry that supplied many - again automotive chips. With SMIC banned US companies had to try buy capacity from TSMC (which is massively oversubscribed as it's the very best) or GlobalFoundries, Samsung, etc. However with GlobalFoundries being more niche these days and Samsung also being very high in demand it suddenly got hard to fab automotive ICs on short notice after they all gave up their capacity to other companies. So with all of that in mind MVRL didn't give up any of it's capacity, in fact they were a beneficiary of others giving up their slots as they secured more 5nm production capacity from TSMC. 5nm is a cutting edge process node and vital to their 5G chips. MRVL is definitely very long-term play. If you believe in bull thesis for large-scale 5G rollout it's one of the best ways to play it.