Equity strategists expect "JEPIQ stock forecast 2025" to maintain appeal among retirees and institutional funds seeking predictable monthly distributions amid a potentially sideways trading environment. Per JPMorgan, of all the fund launches this year, active funds accounted for 94% of all ETF launches in 2025. Last month, 46 active ETFs were launched, injecting momentum into the industry. Examining forward-looking valuation metrics reveals significant disparities between high-growth technology stocks favored by JEPQ and traditional dividend-paying stalwarts within SCHD. Notably, high-tech names like Nvidia and Amazon project remarkable EPS growth of approximately 48% through 2027. Yet, their current valuations trade at significantly lower multiples compared to established dividend-payers such as Walmart (29.57x 2027 EPS) and Costco (45.22x 2027 EPS), highlighting potential undervaluation within the tech space and presenting a compelling case for JEPQ. Analysts reviewing the "JEPIQ stock forecast 2025" note its risk-adjusted performance remains superior to many growth-focused ETFs. If geopolitical tensions ease, we may see incremental appreciation in NAV alongside consistent cash flow for income investors.