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Is MAGY Still Worth Holding? What I'm Doing Now?

In this video, I’m diving deep into my experience with Roundhill’s MAGY ETF – a weekly-paying ETF designed around the MAGS ETF, which tracks the powerful “Magnificent 7” stocks (AAPL, MSFT, GOOGL, AMZN, META, TSLA, NVDA). These are the companies driving much of the market’s gains in recent years, and MAGY gives us a way to tap into that growth while also earning consistent weekly income. I’ve been holding MAGY since June, and in this update, I’ll break down: Portfolio Performance – how MAGY has performed so far in my holdings, in both cash dividends earned and percentage growth. My Strategy – am I taking MAGY’s dividends and reinvesting directly into more MAGY shares, or am I funneling that income into other high-yield weekly payers like YMAX, QDTE, or ULTY, and then looping that income right back into MAGY? Comparisons – how MAGY stacks up against other popular weekly income ETFs and whether it’s proving to be a competitive choice in terms of total return, stability, and dividend consistency. Why It’s Unique – with a 25% margin maintenance requirement, MAGY is highly margin-efficient, making it a great fit for margin-based investors who need income without locking up unnecessary buying power. Since its launch, MAGY has shown it can hold its share value, provide predictable distributions, and even outperform certain other weekly payers and the S&P 500 over short timeframes. In my eyes, that combination of weekly payouts + tech exposure + margin efficiency makes it a compelling addition for income-focused investors who want growth potential without sacrificing cash flow. If you’re building a portfolio that relies on steady weekly income, wants exposure to the strongest names in the market, and needs flexibility for options trading or reinvestment strategies, MAGY might deserve a spot on your watchlist — or even in your portfolio.