JPMorgan Global Equity Premium Income Active UCITS - USD (dist) (JGPI.XETRA) July 2025 Dividend

€23.87
+€0.26+1.12%Thursday 00:00
Dividend Yield
7.66%
Dividend amount
€1.83
€0.29
Per Share

Announced

Confirmed • June 5, 2025

Ex Date

Reached • June 12, 2025

Pay Date

Paid • July 8, 2025

Description

⁨JPMorgan Global Equity Premium Income Active UCITS - USD (dist)⁩ (⁦JGPI.XETRA⁩) has announced a dividend of ⁦€0.29⁩ with an ex date of June 12, 2025 and a payment date of July 8, 2025. The record date is June 13, 2025.

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31 Comments

Peter66

Upgrade to 2,000... Dividend has been increased ☝️

€481.98
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BluePhoenix

you should refresh the payout, it just got a big upgrade 👏

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Peter66

Wow, what happened there 😳... 🙂👍

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BluePhoenix

you can see my attempt to explain the rise in dividends in the below post :)

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CuritasInversor
€1,452.94
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BuyHighSellLow

The dividend is massively high, fantastic. Unfortunately, I only have a medium-sized position in it.

€65.86
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BluePhoenix

DRIPing every month for more shares.

€708.81
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Daniel
€332.25
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Phil
€89.07
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CJVRacer
€789.73
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Aleks

Wow, I was supposed to have 470, it increased a lot. Does anyone know why?

€557.13
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BluePhoenix

Votality = more covered calls were executed nicely by the fund managers. Covered call (i'll use the support of chatGPT here): - You own a pen you bought for $1. - You sell the right to someone to buy your pen for $1.50 within 1 month. - They pay you $0.10 for that right (called a premium). -------- If the pen goes above $1.50 (e.g. $1.70): - The buyer uses the option and buys your pen for $1.50. - You miss out on extra profit (you don’t get $1.70). -->But you still earned $1.50 + $0.10 = $1.60 total. -------- If the price of the pen drops to 0.8$ - The buyer does not exercise the option (not pay 1.5$ for a 0.8$ pen) - You keep the pen (now worth less than 1$) - You still get 0.1$ fee for the call option. - In this case, your pen worth less than before (-0.2$) but since you get the premium of the call +0.1$. You still "lose" money but less compare to without the covered call option (-0.2$+0.1$=-0.1$ instead of -0.2$) This fund's performance is good when the market is either bear or in high votality.

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Aleks

super clear, thanks for taking the time to respond

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Peter66

It would be optimal for the development of the position if the yield was always reinvested... because the yield is best when the price stagnates or slightly decreases. - If the price rises sharply, the ETF cannot utilize the growth with the yield.

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BluePhoenix

Agree, I think it is a personal choice. For me, so far I have always reinvested. But I like to keep the option of spending my monthly dividends on other stuffs if needed.

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Paddy

volatility

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