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To: jritz0 who wrote (11510)	11/19/2024 12:40:14 PM
From: SeeksQuality	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 22054

True, any fund that uses derivatives (including QDPL) faces the risk that those contracts won't be redeemed. That is an unusual event, however, and I believe that only the option side of JEPI (and the derivative side of QDPL) depends on those contracts. The core assets would presumably be less vulnerable. The difference between 88% and 90% likely has to do with the pricing of those contracts. I guess they are getting a better deal on them than previously? Or their first estimate was too conservative?