Adding JEPI and JEPQ to a 3-ETF portfolio can significantly boost monthly income. These ETFs focus on high-quality ...

With an expense ratio of 0.45% and a monthly dividend yield of 7.64%, the DIV ETF provides access to 50 of the ...

I am revising my JEPQ rating from Sell to Hold, acknowledging it's not the worst among NDX-based option income ETFs.

Compare GPIQ and JEPQ covered call ETFs for high yields and Nasdaq-100 tech exposure. Learn why GPIQ stands out despite ...

The ETF should have a lower volatility than the index (measured here by the standard deviation of monthly returns). The ETFs ...

The ETF doesn’t go out of its way, like the JEPQ, to provide added exposure to the hard-hit tech names. At the time of writing, shares of JEPI yield 7.5% after tumbling around 14% from 52-week ...

Case in point, JEPI currently sports a 30-day SEC yield of 8.48% and a 12-month rolling dividend yield of 11.04%, while JEPQ clocks in at 10.75% and 12.86% respectively. JEPQ vs JEPI: The Verdict ...

For example, JEPQ’s dividend payout per share for ex-dividend shareholders of March 1st was $0.482. For April 1st, it was $0.54, and for May 1st, it was $0.597.

Looking today at week-over-week shares outstanding changes among the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, one standout is the JEPQ ETF (Symbol: JEPQ) where we have detected an approximate $493 ...

JEPQ has $2.7 billion in total assets, so it's not exactly flying under the radar. Not surprisingly, JEPQ is more volatile than JEPI by about 30%, but it's also about 30% less volatile than the ...

Looking at the chart above, JEPQ's low point in its 52 week range is $47.6708 per share, with $57.1301 as the 52 week high point — that compares with a last trade of $56.90.

The ETF doesn't go out of its way, like the JEPQ, to provide added exposure to the hard-hit tech names. At the time of writing, shares of JEPI yield 7.5% after tumbling around 14% from 52-week highs.