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YRAM Dividend Guide

Updated 2026-09-09 · View full YRAM profile

Why It Matters

YRAM's yield tier and risk classification together determine how much of its distribution is likely sustainable income versus volatility-driven payout.

3 Key Insights
  • Estimated annualized yield of 3.0% — a moderate-yield tier fund.
  • No confident next-dividend prediction available yet.

Investor Takeaway: Investors considering YRAM typically wait for a confirmed payment history before relying on any yield projection.

TL;DR: YRAM last paid $0.4155 per share; CRADY Score 58.3/100.

YRAM ETF Overview

The YieldMax® Memory and Storage Portfolio Option Income ETF (YRAM) is an actively managed ETF that seeks to generate current income and capital appreciation by investing in memory and storage device companies and ETFs focused on the memory and stora

  • Provider: YieldMax
  • Asset Class: Options Income ETF

Investment Strategy

Weekly Income Potential The Fund seeks to provide weekly cash distributions through options strategies designed to generate premiums.

YRAM Dividend Yield Analysis

Based on YRAM's trailing 90-day distribution run-rate and its current price of $55.40, CRADY estimates an annualized distribution yield of 3.0%. This figure reflects recent actual payments extrapolated to a full year — not a guaranteed or contractual yield. High distribution yields on option-income ETFs often come from a mix of option premium and return of capital, which can affect the fund's share price over time.

YRAM Distribution Summary

Over its last 1 payments (2026-09-10 to 2026-09-10), YRAM paid a combined $0.42 per share, averaging $0.4155 per distribution (ranging from $0.4155 to $0.4155).

For the full payment-by-payment history and CRADY's next-payment forecast, see the YRAM Next Dividend Prediction.

YRAM Fund Information

Expense Ratio
0.99%
AUM
$4.09M
Inception Date
2026-08-24

Frequently Asked Questions

What is YRAM's dividend yield?

YRAM's estimated annualized distribution yield is 3.0%, based on its trailing 90-day payment run-rate.

How often does YRAM pay dividends?

YRAM's payout frequency hasn't been determined yet from its distribution history.

What does YRAM invest in?

Weekly Income Potential The Fund seeks to provide weekly cash distributions through options strategies designed to generate premiums.

How is YRAM's dividend yield calculated?

CRADY calculates YRAM's annualized distribution yield from a "run-rate": it sums the actual dividends paid over the trailing 90 days, divides by 90 for a daily average, multiplies by 365, and divides by the current share price. This reflects real recent payments, not an issuer's projected yield.

What is YRAM's expense ratio?

YRAM's expense ratio is 0.99%.

Who manages YRAM?

YRAM is issued and managed by YieldMax.

자주 묻는 질문

YRAM 배당 수익률은 얼마인가요?

YRAM의 최근 90일 배당 기준 연환산 예상 수익률은 약 3.0%입니다.

YRAM 배당금은 얼마나 자주 지급되나요?

YRAM의 배당 지급 주기가 아직 확인되지 않았습니다.

YRAM의 운용사는 어디인가요?

YRAM는 YieldMax가 발행 및 운용하는 ETF입니다.

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Methodology

Every figure on this page (yield, CRADY Score, next-dividend prediction) is computed by rule-based logic from real payment history — never hand-written or guessed.

Data Sources

Prices, dividend payment history, and payment schedules are collected from each ETF issuer's public disclosures and public market data.

Update Frequency

Prices, dividend history, predictions, and CRADY Scores refresh automatically once a day through an automated pipeline — no manual editing of any figure.

Disclaimer

All figures are statistical estimates based on historical data, not investment advice. Predictions can differ from an issuer's eventual official announcement.

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