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Question for everybody interested, familiar or invested in ticker symbol JEPI (the JP morgan "BuyWrite" ETF)
Looking at their current holdings (picrelated), it appears that they are invested most prominently in their own "synthetic options put-write" products. Way over $1b in total invested.
Does anybody have the confidence that if a sharp market downturn or prolonged downtrend were to occur, their fund managers would (and could) reduce their exposure to their synthetic put-writing significantly in a short period of time?
Can they even, after all it's their own synthetic product they are holding so theoretically JPM would have to buy back their own garbage to save their clients and lol, lmao even why would they actually do that and not just dump on the ETF holders.
Seriously, I'm really town if any of the "BuyWrite" ETF's are worth holding.
Any comments?

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