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BBHY
JPMorgan BetaBuilders USD High Yield Corporate Bond ETF
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Sep 30, 2026 3:58:35 PM EDT

44.38USD-0.135%(-0.06)1,986,116

43.18Bid 45.87Ask 2.69Spread

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0.00USD-100.000%(-44.44)0

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Sep 30, 2026 4:10:30 PM EDT

44.37USD-0.023%(-0.01)1

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As of Sep 30, 2026 6:21:27 PM EDT (1 min. ago)

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99 days ago • u/MrMiddletonsLament • r/dividends • why_does_no_one_talk_about_jfli_jpmorgan_flexible • Discussion • B

It has much higher returns than JEPI with lower drawdown and volatility.
Dividend Yield of 7.77%.
It holds JEPI/JEPQ/BBHY/JPIE and a bunch of single stocks mix of dividend and growth stocks.

100 days ago • u/No_Kiwi9654 • r/dividends • my_dad_wants_to_invest_in_stocks • C

For my income generation I have a mix of large positions in SCHD, O, JEPQ, JEPI, BBHY, VCIT, MLPI, NLY, PFFA with smaller positions in RSPA, WTPI, DIVO, IDVO, VYMI, MAIN, ARCC, DVYE, HCOW, PDO, PDI and PTY, plus many high yielding individual stocks. I know, probably way too many.
Remember, generally higher yield correlates to lower growth.
By having more dividend income than I presently require, a lot is getting reinvested into SCHD for the greater growth potential. It is also one of the few that I own in my brokerage account due to the qualified dividends it generates.

Determine how much income you want to generate and build from there. If using a brokerage account, use funds that generate qualified dividends. If you have funds left over, diversify beyond income funds for greater growth.

99 days ago • u/MrMiddletonsLament • r/dividends • why_does_no_one_talk_about_jfli_jpmorgan_flexible • Discussion • B

It has much higher returns than JEPI with lower drawdown and volatility.
Dividend Yield of 7.77%.
It holds JEPI/JEPQ/BBHY/JPIE and a bunch of single stocks mix of dividend and growth stocks.

100 days ago • u/No_Kiwi9654 • r/dividends • my_dad_wants_to_invest_in_stocks • C

For my income generation I have a mix of large positions in SCHD, O, JEPQ, JEPI, BBHY, VCIT, MLPI, NLY, PFFA with smaller positions in RSPA, WTPI, DIVO, IDVO, VYMI, MAIN, ARCC, DVYE, HCOW, PDO, PDI and PTY, plus many high yielding individual stocks. I know, probably way too many.
Remember, generally higher yield correlates to lower growth.
By having more dividend income than I presently require, a lot is getting reinvested into SCHD for the greater growth potential. It is also one of the few that I own in my brokerage account due to the qualified dividends it generates.

Determine how much income you want to generate and build from there. If using a brokerage account, use funds that generate qualified dividends. If you have funds left over, diversify beyond income funds for greater growth.

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