The Most Dangerous Dividend ETF Investors Keep Buying

The JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF came to prominence during the 2022 bear market, when it beat the S&P 500 by 15 percentage points. Since 2023, however, it's been a below-average performer within the derivative income category.

The Motley Fool • 5 hours ago

Frankly, JEPI Has Been Mid In 2026. Is It Time For Investors To Move On?

Reddit investors never cease to amuse me with their short-termism and tendency to performance chase.

24/7 Wall Street • Jun 12, 2026

Forget JEPI, Goldman's S&P Income ETF Has Beaten It by 42 Points Since Launch

If you own JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (NYSEARCA:JEPI), you bought it for a reason that still holds.

24/7 Wall Street • Jun 12, 2026

Retirees: Here's Why HDV Makes More Sense Than JEPI for Your Income Portfolio

The JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI) built its reputation on a strong year in 2022. Since then, it's trailed the S&P 500 badly, and its distribution yield has fallen significantly.

The Motley Fool • Jun 10, 2026

VettaFi Sentiment Check: How Advisors View Markets Right Now

Building resilient portfolios in markets delivering mixed messages can be a challenging affair. In our ongoing engagement with the retail and advisor community at VettaFi, we hear first-hand just how investors are tackling that challenge this year.

ETF Trends • Jun 10, 2026

Forget JEPI: Three Business Development Company ETFs Yielding Over 12% From Private Credit Loans

Many retirees who decided to buy the JP Morgan Equity Premium ETF (NYSE: JEPI) were wowed by its 8% yield and JP Morgan pedigree after seeing it advertised on Fox Business News and MS Now.

24/7 Wall Street • Jun 8, 2026

A $500,000 Roth Portfolio Loaded With JEPI Pays $42,250 a Year and the IRS Gets None of It

At the 24% federal bracket, a $500,000 position in the JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (NYSEARCA: JEPI) yielding 8.45% generates roughly $42,250 in annual distributions and hands $10,140 of that to the IRS every year it sits in a taxable brokerage account.

24/7 Wall Street • Jun 5, 2026

JEPI Or QDPL: Each Has Its Purpose

JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF and Pacer Metaurus U.S. Large Cap Div Multiplier 400 ETF both rate a Buy but serve distinct portfolio goals: JEPI for income and lower volatility, QDPL for enhanced income with S&P 500 exposure. JEPI employs ELNs and covered call strategies, delivering a higher yield (8.3%) and lower standard deviation, but caps upside and has negative payout growth. QDPL leverages 4x S&P 500 dividend futures, offering full index exposure, more favorable tax treatment, and a 5.0% yield, but with higher fees and volatility.

Seeking Alpha • Jun 5, 2026

ETF Prime: The Top ETF Launches of the Past Decade

The top ETF launches of the past decade were the focus on this week's ETF Prime. Host Nate Geraci and Cynthia Murphy, director of research at VettaFi, counted down the 10 most successful debuts by current assets.

ETF Trends • Jun 3, 2026

My Income Portfolio - Looking For Dividends

Dividend investing provides a consistent income stream, beneficial for those seeking passive income, while growth stocks may require selling shares to realize gains. Seeking dividend income does not rule out focusing on the growth of the portfolio's nominal value, thanks to many funds that see their NAV grow over time. These securities offer a dual advantage: immediate returns through regular, periodic distributions, and capital appreciation through long-term NAV increase.

Seeking Alpha • Jun 1, 2026