ETF Battles: JEPI Vs. ISPY Vs. GPIX - A Covered Call Income ETF Rumble
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In this Season 6 episode of ETF Battles, I referee an audience requested triple header between high income covered call ETFs from JPMorgan Asset Management (JEPI) vs. ProShares (ISPY) vs. Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GPIX). Who wins the battle?
Program judges Shana Sissel and David Dierking examine this ETF showdown with funds that use covered call income strategies. Each ETF is judged against the other in key categories like cost, exposure strategy, performance, yield and a mystery category. Find out who wins the battle!
Video Length: 00:28:49
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I completely disagree with everything Shana said on this video. I own a lot of JEPI and JEPQ, but my biggest holdings in the Derivative Income ETC space are with the NEOS Investments ETFs. They're exceptionally managed by very sharp, experienced managers, and are very income tax friendly. I own a lot of SPYI, SPYH, QQQI, QQQH, IYRI, and CSHI. As a retiree, I'm doing great and I'm generating over $15K/month in income. I couldn't be happier and will continue to add to these investments.