Where can I find news about MSFW?

Press releases, SEC filings, and prospectus updates from the fund issuer are listed on this page. Roundhill Investments - MSFT WeeklyPay ETF (MSFW) news is sourced from regulatory filings and the issuer's investor relations feed.

How can I track MSFW's SEC filings?

MSFW's 485APOS / 485BPOS prospectus filings, N-CSR shareholder reports, and other regulatory filings are listed on this page with direct links to the SEC EDGAR copies. Filings update as the issuer submits them, typically semi-annually for shareholder reports.

Where can I find MSFW's prospectus?

Roundhill Investments - MSFT WeeklyPay ETF (MSFW)'s most recent prospectus is linked in the filings section on this page. Issuers publish the full prospectus on their product page and re-file it annually with material updates flagged in the 485BPOS amendment.

MSFW

Roundhill Investments - MSFT WeeklyPay ETF

CBOE·Asset Management, Income · Financial Services

$33.16$0.06+0.18%

After hours·$33.15−0.03%

Market closed·Oct 29 3:58 PM EDT

News & Analysis

Monthly-Paid Dividends: 21 Ideal 'Safer' August Dog Buys
August's top monthly pay (MoPay) dividend equities offer yields up to 19.25% and projected net gains of 13.01% to 92.64% by 2027. Analyst estimates for MoPay stocks show an average net gain of 32.65% with risk/volatility 3% below the market, highlighting contrarian opportunities. Fifty-seven MoPay equities were screened for positive returns and yields above 9%, with 21 identified as ‘IDEAL' for safer dividends and strong free cash flow.
seekingalpha.comAug 18, 2026 · 5:16 PM
This Microsoft ETF Pays Weekly Income and Has Lost 34% Since Launch
The use of leverage in investments and trading is a double-edged sword.
247wallst.comApr 22, 2026 · 11:26 AM
MSFW Has Lost 34% Since Launch While Promising 30% Yields
A 30.56% advertised yield sounds like a compelling income solution until you look at what happened to the principal behind it.
247wallst.comApr 3, 2026 · 8:55 AM
MSFW Paid $0.97 One Week and $0.097 Another. That Volatility Is the Real Risk
Roundhill MSFT WeeklyPay ETF (CBOE:MSFW) has shed 34% of its value since its July 2025 launch, even as it advertises weekly income and enhanced exposure to one of the world's most valuable companies.
247wallst.comMar 27, 2026 · 11:50 AM

Fund Documents

Summary Prospectus497K
Sep 29, 2026View
Prospectus485BPOS
Oct 29, 2026View
Semi-Annual ReportN-CSRS
Sep 3, 2026View
Portfolio HoldingsNPORT-P
Aug 26, 2026View

View all filings on SEC EDGAR

Frequently Asked Questions About MSFW

Where can I find news about MSFW?: Press releases, SEC filings, and prospectus updates from the fund issuer are listed on this page. Roundhill Investments - MSFT WeeklyPay ETF (MSFW) news is sourced from regulatory filings and the issuer's investor relations feed.
How can I track MSFW's SEC filings?: MSFW's 485APOS / 485BPOS prospectus filings, N-CSR shareholder reports, and other regulatory filings are listed on this page with direct links to the SEC EDGAR copies. Filings update as the issuer submits them, typically semi-annually for shareholder reports.
Where can I find MSFW's prospectus?: Roundhill Investments - MSFT WeeklyPay ETF (MSFW)'s most recent prospectus is linked in the filings section on this page. Issuers publish the full prospectus on their product page and re-file it annually with material updates flagged in the 485BPOS amendment.

Roundhill Investments - MSFT WeeklyPay ETF

Frequently Asked Questions About MSFW

Roundhill Investments - MSFT WeeklyPay ETF

Monthly-Paid Dividends: 21 Ideal 'Safer' August Dog Buys

This Microsoft ETF Pays Weekly Income and Has Lost 34% Since Launch

MSFW Has Lost 34% Since Launch While Promising 30% Yields

MSFW Paid $0.97 One Week and $0.097 Another. That Volatility Is the Real Risk

Frequently Asked Questions About MSFW

Monthly-Paid Dividends: 21 Ideal 'Safer' August Dog Buys

This Microsoft ETF Pays Weekly Income and Has Lost 34% Since Launch

MSFW Has Lost 34% Since Launch While Promising 30% Yields

MSFW Paid $0.97 One Week and $0.097 Another. That Volatility Is the Real Risk