(JEPI)

Covered call ETFs consistently underperform basic index ETFs over time due to capped upside and higher management fees. The NEOS funds (SPYI, QQQI) stand out by using call spreads, which help minimize...

Despite market volatility and macro headwinds, my Dividend Harvesting Portfolio continues to deliver strong, growing income and steady capital appreciation. I remain focused on building a diversified,...

Coming off stellar gains from last year, many entered 2025 expecting limited upside. But upside may be even more limited following the recent rebound in equities as the tariff rhetoric cools.

At the time of this writing, the S&P 500 (^GSPC -0.67%) has rocketed upward by 13.3% in the last month -- almost enough to bring it back to where it started the year. That surge has lifted the valuati...

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JEPI is best suited for investors prioritizing volatility management and downside protection over maximum total returns. While SPY outperforms both JEPI and SPYI in total returns, JEPI excels during m...

JEPI offers attractive dividend payouts but struggles to match the total returns of the S&P 500 index. Despite its income focus, JEPI's overall performance lags behind simple index fund investing. My ...

JEPI remains a reliable income-focused ETF, consistently delivering its 8% annual payout target since inception despite recent market volatility. I am downgrading JEPI from a strong buy to a hold due ...