JEPI ETF

The JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI) has been performing well this year, benefiting from the strong gains in American stocks. Its total return stands at 17.7%, which is less than the S&P 500 index's increase of 26% and the 19% rise of the Schwab US Dividend Equity (SCHD).

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By combining JEPI and CTA ETFs, you can create a hedge fund portfolio that yields 10% and has historically provided double-digit returns while being 85% less volatile than the S&P. The covered call strategy of JEPI and the trend-following method of CTA, which includes different asset classes, make this one of the best low-cost hedge fund options available. Since CTA started, the JEPI and CTA combination has only lost 13% of the market's downturn during falling markets, with an average return of +0.6% in down months for US stocks.

Looking to increase your monthly income with steady cash flow? Consider investing in this high-yield ETF. It could be a great way to boost your earnings.

Dividend ETFs are a good option for conservative investors looking for steady income and long-term growth. They offer diversification, regular payouts, and simple management, making them perfect for a stable, low-maintenance investment portfolio.

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This election could be the closest one in 148 years, causing many investors to worry about increased market fluctuations. While a 60-40 portfolio is known for low volatility, JEPI offers a 7% yield as a monthly income ETF alternative. With its strong yield, potential for income growth, and better volatility characteristics, JEPI might be a great option for high returns before the election.

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