JEPI has attracted billions with its 8.65% yield, but historical data shows it continues to lag VOO in both price and total return. Its covered call strategy boosts income but caps upside and adds tax headwinds for long-term investors.
JEPI’s 8.65% yield has attracted billions in inflows, but its total return has lagged VOO this year and over the past three years. Covered call limits upside, while tax treatment may further reduce net returns for long-term investors.
JEPI's 8.65% dividend yield masks poor total returns: only 30% over three years vs VOO's 67%. Tax inefficiency and capped upside make VOO a better long-term choice based on historical data.
Bitcoin surged past $105,000, just 3.5% from its all-time high. Arthur Hayes warns the US may impose capital controls, making Bitcoin the best-performing asset. Analysts eye $120,000 if $105,787 resistance breaks.
Bitcoin soared above $105,000 on Monday, now just 3.5% away from its all-time high. Arthur Hayes warned the U.S. may resort to capital controls, making Bitcoin the top-performing asset. The U.S. stock rebound is also driving a shift toward global diversification and crypto.
Bitcoin broke $105k, now 3.5% from ATH; Arthur Hayes warns US capital controls could boost Bitcoin; US stock rebound drives shift toward global exposure and crypto.
Bitcoin reclaimed $105,000, now only 3.5% below its record high. Analysts eye $120K if $105,787 breaks. BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes warns the US may impose capital controls, calling Bitcoin the best-performing asset during monetary transformation.
Vanguard’s VTI traded at $357.47 as of May 5, 2026, near its 52-week high after rising nearly 30% over the past year. Its low 0.03% expense ratio and 3,520-stock diversification keep it attractive, though valuation, rate sensitivity, and mega-cap concentration remain key risks.
