JEPY is an actively managed exchange-traded fund designed to generate regular income, paid out monthly, through a specialized put-write strategy focused on the S&P 500 Index. Investors should note that any income distributions from JEPY are subject to ordinary income tax rates, which are typically higher than capital gains rates. Its core strategy involves the daily sale of S&P 500 Index put options. These options are typically struck either at-the-money or up to 5% in-the-money and are structured to expire on the very next trading day (0DTE). Profitability primarily arises when the S&P 500 Index experiences an upward movement. It's important to understand that the fund does not employ defensive tactics during market downturns and, conversely, does not fully capture the S&P 500 Index's upside appreciation. Notably, JEPY stands as the pioneer put-write ETF to incorporate daily-expiring S&P 500 options. Consequently, its risk and return profile are subject to daily fluctuations. A substantial portion of its assets is allocated to short-term U.S. Treasury securities, which function as collateral for the sold put options.

JEPY Holdings & Sector Breakdown

JEPY Holdings & Sector Breakdown