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JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF

JEPI is an actively-managed fund that invests in large-cap US stocks and equity-linked notes (ELNs). It seeks to provide similar returns as the S&P 500 Index with lower volatility and monthly income.

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When you see the largest ETF, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY), down more than 20% year-to-date in late September, and with an industry-leading $23 billion of net outflows you might think investors are pulling back on ETF adoption.

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The JEPI ETF seems like the best of both worlds, offering a 10.6% dividend yield and downside protection in a bear market. However, there's no free lunch here; the benefits come with a drawback.

Why I'm Not Buying The JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF

JEPI continues to generate large amounts of monthly income for its investors and currently has a 10.58% Yield. JEPI has outperformed the Global X Covered Call ETFs in 2022 from a downside mitigation perspective, in addition to traditional index funds.

JEPI: A JPMorgan Fund Yielding Over 10% And Outperforming The S&P

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The Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD) and JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI) both use a covered-call strategy to generate attractive dividends. The strategy has generated reliable dividends far exceeding inflation in the past.

QYLD Vs. JEPI: Which One Is The More Attractive Covered-Call ETF?

JEPI's forward yield is 10.51%, and its trailing yield is 9.40% - it pays monthly. We compare JEPI to other S&P-based high yield ETFs and CEFs.

JEPI: 10% Yield, Monthly Payer, Vs. Alternative S&P High Yield Funds

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XYLD and JEPI are both high-yield covered call ETFs. Both funds offer investors strong yields, and have outperformed YTD.

JEPI Vs. XYLD: Which Is Best For Income Investors And Retirees?

The JPMorgan Equity Premium Fund has offered investors solid income, but the exchange-traded fund has also consistently underperformed the broader indexes and other income focused covered call funds. This ETF should outperform in the current market for a number of reasons, but long-term capital gains will likely continue to be limited.

JEPI: A Solid Income-Based Fund For The Current Market Environment

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While investors had to contend with rocky markets in 2022, many found refuge in dividend-themed exchange traded funds. Dividend-related ETFs attracted about $45 billion in net inflows, making up a significant portion of flows into Morningstar's large-value fund category, Barron's reported.

Investors Turned to Dividend ETFs in a Troubled Year

JEPI has established a strong track record of paying monthly dividends and now has a forward yield of 9.33%. When compared to the major indexes, JEPI has declined less on a YTD and 1-year metric, indicating that its income strategy doesn't take on an elevated level of risk.

JEPI: Handling The Downturn Well, Yielding 9.33%

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While the first half of the year has been something of a bloodbath for investors, some – though not all – actively managed exchange traded funds have been beating the market and justifying their higher fees. The Leatherback Long/Short Alternative Yield ETF (LBAY), for example, is up about 11% this year.

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The JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF has outperformed the SPDR S&P 500 Trust ETF by 10% in relative terms YTD. The outperformance was driven largely by the rotation from growth to value stock and aided by the use of option overlays.

JEPI Vs. SPY: Will The Relative Outperformance Continue?

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JPMorgan Asset Management is looking to deliver its active capabilities to its clients through exchange traded fund technology, said global head of ETF solutions Byron Lake at Exchange: An ETF Experience 2022. Speaking with VettaFi Editor-in-Chief Lara Crigger for ETF Leaders, powered by the New York Stock Exchange, Lake cites the actively managed JPMorgan Equity Premium [.

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We had suggested a long JEPI, short NUSI trade idea in December. That has played out to perfection.

JEPI Vs. NUSI: And The Winner By A Knockout

JEPI's trailing yield is 8.40% - it pays monthly. We compare JEPI to other S&P-based high yield ETF's and CEF's.

JEPI: 8% Yield, Monthly Payer, And Other High Yield S&P 500 Plays

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JEPI, or the JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF, might sacrifice some return for enhanced income by investing in Equity-Linked-Notes. That hasn't stopped JEPI outperforming SPY in 2022! SPY, or the SPDR S&P 500 Trust ETF, is the largest ETF with close to $400b in assets. It is a core holding for many investors who like index-based ETFs.

JEPI Vs. SPY: More Differences Than Just Yield And CAGR

The JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF offers investors exposure to U.S. large cap stocks but with a significantly higher dividend yield, which currently sits at almost 11%. This high yield is achieved primarily through investments in equity-linked notes which generate income from call options premiums. It also invests in lower volatility stocks relative to the S&P 500.

JEPI: Forget Capital Gains And Focus On High Income

Investors are pouring into low-volatility and bond alternative ETFs in the search for yield amid rising rates, J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Byron Lake

These low-volatility ETFs can help during choppy markets, JPMorgan says

JEPI continues to be one of my favored ETFs for retirement accounts in 2022. Continuing market volatility is likely to provide opportunities to acquires this ETF in the mid to high $50s, which appears more reasonable than a 60/40 allocation.

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Active ETFs are punching above their weight. While assets in active ETFs currently amount to just 4% of all ETF assets, 11% of net inflows into ETFs in the first quarter have gone into active funds, Todd Rosenbluth, head of research at ETF Trends and ETF Database, said today at Exchange: An ETF Experience.

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