REX Shares Dividend Schedule

Next ex-dates and declared amounts for the REX Shares income ETFs, including FEPI, NVII, and ULTI.

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REX Shares ETF dividend announcements today

October 6, 2026. FEPI, AIPI, and CEPI pay weekly.

No dividend announcements on October 6, 2026.

REX Shares ETF distribution schedule

Live prices, forward yields, next distributions, and 1-year total returns

Data as of Oct 5
FundPriceFwd YieldPayoutNext Ex-DateNext Amount1Y Total Return
ULTI
REX IncomeMax Option Strategy ETF
$6.6368.7%weeklyOct 8—-50.0%
TSII
REX TSLA Growth & Income ETF
$13.4144.4%weeklyOct 6—-15.8%
CEPI
REX Crypto Equity Premium Income ETF
$31.3842.1%weeklyOct 7—+12.8%
NVII
REX NVDA Growth & Income ETF
$25.4840.6%weeklyOct 6—+27.5%
AIPI
REX AI Equity Premium Income ETF
$37.7634.1%weeklyOct 7—+23.6%
WMTI
REX WMT Growth & Income ETF
$18.4130.2%weeklyOct 6—-2.8%
FEPI
REX FANG & Innovation Equity Premium Income ETF
$43.2124.7%weeklyOct 7—+16.0%
Forward yield annualizes recent payouts against the current price. 1Y total return assumes dividend reinvestment (from inception for funds younger than a year). Green dot = officially announced distribution; other dates are estimates. See methodology.

REX Shares Investment Strategy & Methodology

The lineup is three different options strategies, not one covered-call template. Equity premium funds write calls on a basket of stocks. Growth and income funds write calls on part of a single-stock position. IncomeMax trades puts and calls on a changing list of volatile names.

Equity Premium Income

FEPI, AIPI, and CEPI

1

Calls on each stock

These funds hold the stocks in a defined group — big tech, AI, or crypto-related companies — and write out-of-the-money calls on the individual names rather than on a broad index.

2

Single-stock premiums

A single stock usually has higher implied volatility than the index it sits in, so the call premium is the income source.

3

Some upside left open

Out-of-the-money strikes leave room for price appreciation before the cap. Strong rallies still leave these funds behind the stocks they hold.

Growth & Income, and IncomeMax

Partial calls on one stock

NVII, TSII, and WMTI seek weekly distributions and daily results between 1.05 and 1.50 times NVDA, TSLA, or WMT. Each writes calls on about half of a synthetic position in that stock.

Active options on volatile stocks

ULTI, the IncomeMax fund, seeks weekly income by trading puts and calls on a changing set of volatile U.S. stocks. It is not a fixed basket with covered calls on every holding.

Weekly cash, variable size

Every fund in the lineup pays weekly. The amount moves with option premiums, so the useful comparison is total return, not the latest payout annualized.

Tax treatment on recent payouts

Recent distributions from FEPI, AIPI, and CEPI have been classified as 100% estimated return of capital. That reduces cost basis now and is settled on the 1099-DIV. These funds do not issue K-1 forms. Check each fund's own tax notice before treating NVII, TSII, WMTI, or ULTI the same way.

✓Estimated return of capital on the equity premium funds
✓No K-1
✓Final character on the 1099-DIV

REX Shares ETF Distribution Schedule

FEPI, AIPI, and CEPI moved from monthly to weekly distributions beginning May 28, 2026. Each weekly payment covers a shorter period than the old monthly distribution, so the per-payment amount is smaller. The growth-and-income funds and ULTI are weekly as well.

Equity premium

Funds:FEPI, AIPI, CEPI
Frequency:Weekly
Before May 2026:Monthly

Growth and income

Funds:NVII, TSII, WMTI
Frequency:Weekly
Daily objective:1.05x–1.50x

IncomeMax

Fund:ULTI
Frequency:Weekly
Holdings:Changing volatile stocks

Equity Premium Income

Out-of-the-money calls written on the individual stocks in a defined group.

Growth and Income

Weekly income with a daily objective of 1.05 to 1.50 times a single stock, using calls on about half of a synthetic position.

IncomeMax

Puts and calls on a changing set of volatile U.S. stocks.

REX Shares ETFs vs Other Income Strategies

StrategyWhat it holdsOptionsPayout
REX equity premiumBasket of tech, AI, or crypto stocksCalls on each stockWeekly
REX growth and incomeOne stock, with leverageCalls on about half the positionWeekly
Index covered call ETFsBroad indexCalls on the indexUsually monthly
Single-stock option income ETFsOne stockCalls on that stockWeekly or monthly

REX Shares ETF Investment Guide

Fits investors who

✓Want weekly cash from an options overlay
✓Prefer a basket (FEPI, AIPI, CEPI) or one stock (NVII, TSII, WMTI)
✓Can accept capped upside in exchange for premium income

What the funds do

•Harvest single-stock option premiums
•Pay weekly across the whole lineup
•Leave part of a growth-and-income position uncapped

Worth weighing

!Calls cap gains when the stocks rally hard
!NVII, TSII, and WMTI add leverage on one name
!Distribution size changes with premiums
!Return of capital lowers cost basis over time

REX Shares ETF Questions

How do REX Shares Equity Premium Income ETFs work?

FEPI, AIPI, and CEPI hold the stocks of a defined index (big tech, AI, or crypto equities) and write out-of-the-money call options on the individual names rather than the broad index. This captures single-stock volatility premiums, which are distributed to shareholders as income. Upside is partially capped when underlying stocks rally sharply.

How often do FEPI, AIPI, and CEPI pay dividends?

Weekly. REX transitioned all three funds from monthly to weekly distributions beginning May 28, 2026. Per-payment amounts are smaller than the old monthly distributions since each covers a shorter accrual period.

Are REX ETF distributions taxed as ordinary income?

Recent distributions from FEPI, AIPI, and CEPI have been classified as 100% estimated return of capital (ROC), which reduces your cost basis rather than being taxed as income in the year received. The final classification is confirmed on your 1099-DIV. Those funds do not issue K-1 forms. Confirm the tax notice for NVII, TSII, WMTI, and ULTI separately.

What is the difference between FEPI and NVII?

FEPI holds a basket of big-tech stocks and writes out-of-the-money calls on each name. NVII is a single-stock growth-and-income fund on NVIDIA. It seeks daily results between 1.05 and 1.50 times NVDA and writes calls on about half of a synthetic NVDA position. TSII and WMTI use the same structure for Tesla and Walmart.