JEPI Summary | Wealthfront (2024)

JEPI is an actively-managed fund which seeks to generate income by investing in US stocks which have low volatility and which appear undervalued, and through investments in equity-linked notes which provide the economic exposure of the US stock market and written (sold) call options. The fund is appropriate for investors seeking long-term income. JEPI is subject to equity market risk, and risk that its security selection process underperforms the broader market. Additionally, the options exposure of the equity-linked notes provides income, but limits the upside potential of the fund relative to the US stock market, and exposes investors to counterparty risk. JEPI may be tax-inefficient, as distributions from the fund may be taxed as income, and dividends from underlying stock holdings are not considered qualified because of the offsetting options positions.

JEPI

isn’t eligible for Tax-Loss Harvesting, since we can’t find a viable alternate fund.

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JEPI Summary | Wealthfront (2024)
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