A personal blog tracking weekly income sources behind option-based ETFs
DiviTracker documents how “weekly distributions” are funded over time — using an income-source lens (option premium cashflow), not dividend-chasing or price predictions.
This is independent research written for long-term clarity: what changed in the option income environment, what that likely means for cashflow formation, and what to verify in the next cycle. Numbers and charts are treated as evidence, while the main value is the written interpretation. Nothing here is investment advice.
Weekly option-income ETFs often look simple on the surface: a recurring distribution number and a ticker chart. But the more important question is usually “where did the cashflow come from this week?” This site exists to record that mechanism consistently — across ex-date cycles, volatility regimes, and strategy changes — in plain language.
I prefer keeping the homepage static and text-forward. It reduces automation fragility, avoids the “data tool” impression, and makes the site easier for crawlers and first-time readers to understand. Detailed tables and cycle notes live inside the Hub and Ticker pages, while the homepage stays focused on orientation and navigation.
Current focus: YieldMax ETFs. Over time, coverage may expand to other option-income issuers using the same income-source framework.