JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF Price & Performance (JEPI)

JPMorgan’s exchange-traded fund business saw assets jump 39% in the first quarter, driven by robust inflows into its actively managed funds JEPI and JEPQ. The firm’s active ETF assets surged 58%, signaling a growing investor preference for specialized, income-focused products amid recent market volatility and shifting economic conditions.12

JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI) closed at $53.83 after a 2.12% gain but remains in a broad downtrend with several technical indicators pointing to continued weakness. Falling trading volume despite price gains and negative moving average signals suggest that investors should remain cautious in the near term.34

JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPQ) trades at $48.74, but technical analysis rates it a sell, citing overvaluation and a price well below key moving averages. Despite its high yield and volatility protection, analysts warn of elevated risk and advise caution for prospective investors.56