3Mês·

No Dividends cannot be planned

And certainly not with these two 🤣

$JEGP (-0,38%) and $JEPQ (+0,5%)

https://www.webdisclosure.com/press-release/dividend-declaration-ZsG3m22Wd43

10 Comentários

Yieldrology@Yield-Ahead

3Mês

Fortunately, the distributions are more moderate!!! The two ETFs and their NAVs urgently need a breather... 😀

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Philip@FilFree

3Mês

Well, that's mainly due to the weak dollar. Still a top title for me and currently on sale :-)

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Thomas@Thomas_1963

3Mês

The two are really great. I sold the JPM NASDAQ with a loss of almost 20% and the Global is also at almost -11%. 🤬
The reduced distributions come just in time. I am cured of covered calls.
In crises, they fall almost as much as normal ETFs, but they don't recover.
But it's my own fault.

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yieldhunter@randomdude

3Mês

@Thomas_1963 I hope that more investors will realize this in the short term and that the covered call ETF hype will end as quickly as it came.

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Banana M.@Banana_Millionaire

3Mês

I am invested in $JEPQ and am up a good 7% incl. distribution since mid-March.
The trick was very simple. I deliberately waited until the Nasdaq was at least 10% of the ATH and then got in via a savings plan.
So far I definitely don't regret it.
Precisely because it is known that the upside potential is limited, it was very important for me to wait for a correction.
If a Nasdaq100 falls 10-30% from its ATH and you have previously invested in such a product, then it's definitely no fun for the next few months and even the payout won't help.
Of course, it should be said that you would have done even better with the normal Nasdaq100.

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Dividend@Dividend_Savant

3Mês

Hallo guys, I think the trick with covered call Etf they have to be part of a good mix of Etf. For example you can expect the will lose some value in Nav, so you can balance your portfolio with a good Etf that potentially can have a good growht. So you don’t have to sell when they go down, maybe it’s better you buy when they go down, to have a better cost average. For example you can balance your JEPQ with a TDIV Etf, to cover potentially your Nav erosion, and have a good growth of your capital. If you build a well balanced portfolio you will not regret about Nav erosion but you will have a good growht and you will enjoy your monthly dividend 😊

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Steve91@Steve91

3Mês

Oh yes, the price has to stabilize first

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Jupp D.@JuppDupp

3Mês

?? How can the dividend at $JEPQ be 42.95% lower for August 2025 than in the previous year? The ETF was only launched in October 2024? Btw. I use it as an "overnight money substitute"

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AI sagt@GoDividend

3Mês

@JuppDupp probably refers to the previous month

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AI sagt@GoDividend

3Mês

@JuppDupp and to replace the daily allowance: the world belongs to the brave 🤣

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