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The easiest and perhaps most efficient way of doing this is to simply return capital each month (ROC), but this is considered ...
Despite being produced through trading of synthetic derivatives, NASDAQ 100 ETFs QQQI and JEPQ offer fat dividends with great ...
Key Points ETFs that can deliver strong growth with a large dividend and mitigated risk are the ideal  “Holy Grail” investment for many. Although it isn’t perfect, JP Morgan Chase’s JEPQ comes close ...
Discover why GPIQ outshines JEPQ for Nasdaq 100 covered call strategies. Explore key differences, tax impacts, and April's ...
Will you choose gigantic yield or safer yield? Imagine having two exchange traded funds (ETFs) in front of you right now, ...
The ETF holds 100 large-cap stocks, mostly from the tech sector. It pays out cash distributions monthly and has a lower ...
Stock picking is fine, but exchange traded funds (ETFs) can enable immediate diversification without sacrificing growth and ...
This article explores the difference between the GPIQ ETF and JEPQ ETF and find out the better one to invest in this year.
In recent years, ultra-high-yield exchange traded funds (ETFs) have opened the door to new possibilities for aggressive income harvesters. If you pick your ETFs carefully, you can practically turn ...
With a portfolio full of top tech stocks and a massive 9% dividend yield, the JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF (NASDAQ:JEPQ) enables investors to achieve both of these aims through one ETF.
Over that year, AUM tripled to more than $17 billion and they’ve been growing ever since. JEPQ, which used Nasdaq 100 stocks and options for its portfolio instead of JEPI’s foundation of the S ...