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FEPI ETF returns, drawdowns and dividends

REX FANG & Innovation Equity Premium Income ETF · Option income ETF

FEPI gained 16.04% over the past year with dividends reinvested (-8.72% on price alone), based on closing prices through Oct. 2, 2026. Its largest fall from a peak over the past year was 23.33%, and it closed 24.37% below its highest close since Oct. 11, 2023 ($57.13 on Feb. 9, 2024). It made 26 dividend payments in the last 12 months: $10.52 per share over the last 12 months, a trailing yield of 24.33%.

Prices through the close of · Updated after every US trading day · Source: Yahoo Finance

1Y total return+16.04%dividends reinvested
1Y price return-8.72%dividends excluded
Total return a year+20.14%since Oct. 11, 2023
Max drawdown 1Y23.33%largest peak-to-trough fall
From highest close-24.37%high $57.13 on Feb. 9, 2024
Trailing yield24.33%$10.52 per share, 12 months

FEPI returns by period

Total return assumes every dividend is reinvested at the closing price on its ex-dividend date. Price return is the change in the closing price alone. The 3 and 5 year rows also show the yearly rate (CAGR).

PeriodSinceTotal returnPrice return
1 month +5.30% +3.27%
3 months +9.84% +3.13%
6 months +19.85% +7.01%
Year to date +13.17% -5.14%
1 year +16.04% -8.72%
3 years – – –
Since first close +72.66% (+20.14%/yr) -16.41% (-5.85%/yr)

Did FEPI's payouts keep up with its price?

Over the past year FEPI paid out 22.21% of its starting price in distributions, while its price changed -8.72%. Reinvesting every payment gave a total return of +16.04%. The share price fell, but the payouts more than made up for it.

Option income funds pay out option premiums and often part of their own assets, so a high yield can come with a falling share price. Total return is the fair measure: it counts both the payouts and the price change. Compare all option income ETFs.

FEPI returns by calendar year

YearTotal returnPrice return
2026 (to Oct 2)+13.17%-5.14%
2025+18.27%-8.26%
2024+15.50%-10.30%

FEPI drawdowns and recovery

Max drawdown is the largest fall from a previous peak close to a later close within the period. The deepest fall in the stored history was 35.25%, from $57.13 on Feb. 9, 2024 to $36.99 on April 8, 2025, and the price has not yet returned to that peak.

MeasureValue
Max drawdown, 1 year23.33%
Max drawdown, 3 years35.25%
Max drawdown, 5 years35.25%
52-week closing high$49.54 Oct. 28, 2025
52-week closing low$37.98 July 29, 2026
Latest close$43.21 Oct. 2, 2026

FEPI dividends

FEPI paid $10.52 per share in the last 12 months over 26 payments, a trailing yield of 24.33% at the latest close. The most recent ex-dividend date was Sept. 30, 2026 ($0.21 per share). Trailing yield is historical, not a forecast or an SEC 30-day yield.

YearDividends per sharePayments
2026 (so far)$7.5323
2025$11.6112
2024$13.4912

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About these numbers

  • Calculated by FindETFStock from daily closing prices and ex-dividend amounts reported by Yahoo Finance, starting Oct. 11, 2023.
  • "5 years" is measured from the first stored close, about five years back; a fund or stock with a shorter history shows "Since first close" instead.
  • Returns are before taxes and assume dividends are reinvested at the ex-date close with no costs.
  • Past performance does not predict future results. This is not investment advice; see the financial disclaimer and methodology.