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JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPQ)

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51.90+0.58 (+1.13%)
At close: 04:00PM EDT
52.13 +0.23 (+0.44%)
After hours: 07:55PM EDT
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Previous close51.32
Open51.76
Bid51.83 x 200
Ask51.99 x 100
Day's range51.23 - 51.94
52-week range44.95 - 54.47
Volume2,278,524
Avg. volume2,772,093
Net assets11.84B
NAV51.87
PE ratio (TTM)32.50
Yield8.94%
YTD daily total return7.11%
Beta (5Y monthly)0.00
Expense ratio (net)0.35%
Inception date2022-05-03
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