REX Shares Equity Premium Income ETFs

FEPI, AIPI, and CEPI generate weekly income by selling covered calls on individual high-volatility stocks across big tech, AI, and crypto. Track their dividend history, distribution schedules, and honest total returns.

REX Shares ETFs at a Glance

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

Data as of Jul 17
FundPriceFwd YieldPayoutNext Ex-DateNext Amount1Y Total Return
CEPI
CEPI
$31.5345.2%weeklyJul 22$0.2707+15.9%
AIPI
AIPI
$35.4536.3%weeklyJul 22$0.2460+14.8%
FEPI
FEPI
$41.3726.2%weeklyJul 22$0.2059+14.7%
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.

How the REX Covered Call Strategy Works

Unlike index covered call funds (such as QYLD or XYLD) that write options on a broad index, the REX Equity Premium Income suite holds the individual stocks in its index and writes out-of-the-money calls on each stock separately. Single stocks carry higher implied volatility than the index they belong to, so their option premiums are richer — that premium is the income source.

Because the calls are out-of-the-money, the funds keep some room for price appreciation before the caps bite. In strong rallies the funds will lag their underlying stocks; in flat or choppy markets the harvested premium can outpace a plain holding of the same names.

💵 Weekly payouts

All three funds moved from monthly to weekly distributions in May 2026, matching the cadence of the rest of REX's income lineup.

🧾 Tax treatment

Recent distributions have been 100% estimated return of capital — basis reduction now, capital gains math later. No K-1 forms.

⚠️ Trade-offs

Capped upside, concentrated volatile underlyings, and variable distribution amounts. Judge these funds on total return, not headline yield.