GS Nasdaq-100 Core Premium Income ETF GPIQ

$48.89 -0.33 (-0.67%)

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135,061
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$48.67 – $49.19
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The fund invests, under normal circumstances, at least 80% of its net assets plus any borrowings for investment purposes (measured at the time of purchase) (“Net Assets”) in investments in companies that are included in the fund’s benchmark. These investments may include equity securities such as common stock, preferred stock, warrants and other rights to acquire stock, and futures, forwards, options and derivatives...

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The fund invests, under normal circumstances, at least 80% of its net assets plus any borrowings for investment purposes (measured at the time of purchase) (“Net Assets”) in investments in companies that are included in the fund’s benchmark. These investments may include equity securities such as common stock, preferred stock, warrants and other rights to acquire stock, and futures, forwards, options and derivatives on equity instruments that generate premium income for the fund. The fund is non-diversified.

Phone
(212) 902-1000

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skcots_13 Oct 20, 7:09 PM
$GPIX Top 4 Reasons to Hate $GPIX or $GPIQ 4. The names sound like rejected Pokémon.GPIX? GPIQ? What next, GPIBULBASAUR? 3. They hand you a fat monthly paycheck. While everyone else is waiting for quarterly dividends or hoping the market goes up, you’re getting cold hard cash deposited every single month. Instant dopamine. 2. You still get real stock market exposure. Unlike pure bond funds or high-yield gimmicks, these own actual S&P 500 or Nasdaq-100 stocks. You’re not just clipping coupons in a vacuum — you’re along for the ride (with a little extra income on top). 1. They let you have your cake and eat it too (well, most of it). Steady high monthly income, nice NAV and participation in the stock market’s long-term growth. For income-focused investors who still want growth potential, it’s basically the financial equivalent of having your cake, eating it, and getting a second slice delivered every 30 days. What's to Hate?
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9ForMyLostGod Oct 19, 3:20 PM
$GPIQ Looks like my low-ball offer hit on Friday. So yeah, I'm here.
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Stockguru1120 Oct 18, 7:25 AM 0 replies
Gunther77 Oct 15, 6:43 PM
I have adjusted my ETF holdings. I'm going with $GPIQ ,$GPIX, $JEPI , and $TLT . I also use $SGOV from time to time, mostly for temporary parking. I got in TLT when it dipped below 77 and now wished i had put more in. Hopefully it's a good mix.🤷‍♂️
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fatcat1324 Oct 15, 7:21 AM 0 replies
stadman3 Oct 14, 5:51 PM
$GPIQ I buy a couple shares of this everyday and buying a couple additional today. It's still up on the one month so definitely could see more downside which is good because I'll just keep buying.
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somebidy Oct 14, 2:02 PM
$GPIQ added more today
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SonGoku Oct 13, 6:26 PM 1 replies