GS Nasdaq-100 Core Premium Income ETF (GPIQ)

$48.89 -0.33 (-0.67%)
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Volume 135,061
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Company Profile

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...

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ETF_Trader1
ETF_Trader1 Jul. 31 at 7:25 PM
Why buy a rental property when you can invest in income-generating assets like $GPIQ? A rental property can require: • Large upfront capital • Maintenance costs • Tenant management • Lower liquidity Income ETFs offer a different approach: • Potential monthly income • No property management • Easy portfolio flexibility • Exposure to market growth $GPIQ currently offers an attractive yield profile while maintaining exposure to equities. The bigger question isn’t: “Which one pays more today?” It’s: “Which strategy best fits your goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon?” Real estate and income ETFs both have their place. For investors looking for cash flow without owning physical property, income-focused ETFs can be an interesting alternative. What would you choose: rental property or income ETFs?
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ETF_Trader1
ETF_Trader1 Jul. 31 at 5:58 PM
📊 Goldman vs. NEOS Income ETFs Long-term performance comparison: 🟠 $GPIQ +58.0% total return +21.4% price return 🟢 $QQQI +50.9% total return +5.7% price return 🔵 $GPIX +50.6% total return +21.8% price return 🟣 $SPYI +45.0% total return +7.0% price return The takeaway: Goldman income ETFs have led in total returns and price appreciation. NEOS ETFs focus more on generating higher income and tax-efficient distributions, which may appeal to investors prioritizing cash flow. Different tools for different goals: Want more growth participation? → Goldman strategies may stand out. Want consistent income generation? → NEOS strategies remain attractive. The “best” ETF depends on whether your priority is wealth accumulation, monthly income, or a balance of both. Which income ETF would you choose? Follow me for ETF comparisons, income strategies, and portfolio ideas.
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FLAFOREVER
FLAFOREVER Jul. 31 at 1:33 AM
$GPIQ Started a position with 1,000 shares at $54.79, HEADS UP: 100% ROC, excellent for tax paying portfolios. NO TAXES until cost basis reaches zero and that will take 10 years. HOLD LONG. Same for $QQQI and $SPYI. $JEPQ is 100% ordinary dividend.
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BullTrader81
BullTrader81 Jul. 30 at 4:05 PM
$GPIQ
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ST4life
ST4life Jul. 30 at 3:52 PM
$JEPQ $GPIQ Very nice
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FundamentalValues
FundamentalValues Jul. 30 at 2:16 PM
$QQQ $GPIQ nice move to fill the upside gap, took some off, and kept my core. I have other long term stuff working too from much lower prices, so fine either way.
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Jul. 29 at 9:12 PM
Love The JEPQ And QQQI #ETFs? Here’s Why #GoldmanSachs GPIQ Is Better $GPIQ $JEPQ $QQQI
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FundamentalValues
FundamentalValues Jul. 29 at 5:04 PM
Good spot for a bounce: https://schrts.co/AFRBeCty $QQQ $GPIQ
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FundamentalValues
FundamentalValues Jul. 28 at 1:54 PM
$GPIQ grabbed a core half allocation near the lows. Dca from here if it goes lower on levels.
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inthefareast1
inthefareast1 Jul. 28 at 11:53 AM
$GPIQ really want back in but the correction will continue patience.... under 50
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ETF_Trader1
ETF_Trader1 Jul. 31 at 7:25 PM
Why buy a rental property when you can invest in income-generating assets like $GPIQ? A rental property can require: • Large upfront capital • Maintenance costs • Tenant management • Lower liquidity Income ETFs offer a different approach: • Potential monthly income • No property management • Easy portfolio flexibility • Exposure to market growth $GPIQ currently offers an attractive yield profile while maintaining exposure to equities. The bigger question isn’t: “Which one pays more today?” It’s: “Which strategy best fits your goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon?” Real estate and income ETFs both have their place. For investors looking for cash flow without owning physical property, income-focused ETFs can be an interesting alternative. What would you choose: rental property or income ETFs?
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ETF_Trader1
ETF_Trader1 Jul. 31 at 5:58 PM
📊 Goldman vs. NEOS Income ETFs Long-term performance comparison: 🟠 $GPIQ +58.0% total return +21.4% price return 🟢 $QQQI +50.9% total return +5.7% price return 🔵 $GPIX +50.6% total return +21.8% price return 🟣 $SPYI +45.0% total return +7.0% price return The takeaway: Goldman income ETFs have led in total returns and price appreciation. NEOS ETFs focus more on generating higher income and tax-efficient distributions, which may appeal to investors prioritizing cash flow. Different tools for different goals: Want more growth participation? → Goldman strategies may stand out. Want consistent income generation? → NEOS strategies remain attractive. The “best” ETF depends on whether your priority is wealth accumulation, monthly income, or a balance of both. Which income ETF would you choose? Follow me for ETF comparisons, income strategies, and portfolio ideas.
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FLAFOREVER
FLAFOREVER Jul. 31 at 1:33 AM
$GPIQ Started a position with 1,000 shares at $54.79, HEADS UP: 100% ROC, excellent for tax paying portfolios. NO TAXES until cost basis reaches zero and that will take 10 years. HOLD LONG. Same for $QQQI and $SPYI. $JEPQ is 100% ordinary dividend.
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BullTrader81
BullTrader81 Jul. 30 at 4:05 PM
$GPIQ
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ST4life
ST4life Jul. 30 at 3:52 PM
$JEPQ $GPIQ Very nice
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FundamentalValues
FundamentalValues Jul. 30 at 2:16 PM
$QQQ $GPIQ nice move to fill the upside gap, took some off, and kept my core. I have other long term stuff working too from much lower prices, so fine either way.
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Jul. 29 at 9:12 PM
Love The JEPQ And QQQI #ETFs? Here’s Why #GoldmanSachs GPIQ Is Better $GPIQ $JEPQ $QQQI
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FundamentalValues
FundamentalValues Jul. 29 at 5:04 PM
Good spot for a bounce: https://schrts.co/AFRBeCty $QQQ $GPIQ
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FundamentalValues
FundamentalValues Jul. 28 at 1:54 PM
$GPIQ grabbed a core half allocation near the lows. Dca from here if it goes lower on levels.
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inthefareast1
inthefareast1 Jul. 28 at 11:53 AM
$GPIQ really want back in but the correction will continue patience.... under 50
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Gunther77
Gunther77 Jul. 28 at 2:25 AM
$GPIQ down $5 in the last month.
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HarleyDeuce
HarleyDeuce Jul. 27 at 6:26 PM
$GPIQ waiting to get back in, but daaayyyuuummm, what's a good re-entry $$ ? $49 ?
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ETF_Trader1
ETF_Trader1 Jul. 27 at 2:27 PM
The 4% retirement rule is facing a new debate. Some investors argue that traditional withdrawal strategies may not fit today's market environment, especially with higher yields and new income-focused ETFs like $GPIQ. The idea behind $GPIQ is attractive: generate income while maintaining exposure to growth assets. A 10.5% annual yield sounds impressive, and if the underlying portfolio continues appreciating, investors may be able to withdraw income while still growing capital over time. But the key question remains: can the strategy consistently deliver through different market cycles? High yield is not free. Investors still need to understand volatility, option strategies, and the potential impact on long-term upside. The future of retirement investing may look different, combining growth, income, and flexibility. Would you rather follow the traditional 4% rule or use higher-income strategies like $GPIQ? Follow me for more ETF, income investing, and market insights.
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ETF_Trader1
ETF_Trader1 Jul. 24 at 8:39 PM
5 Funds for a Strong Income Portfolio Foundation 💰 A diversified income portfolio can combine cash flow with long-term growth potential. Performance since inception: $OVL RTN +198.6% | Price +125.3% $GPIQ RTN +102.1% | Price +42.4% $OVF RTN +84.1% | Price +24.5% $KGLD RTN +29.6% | Price +5.8% $MLPI RTN +20.3% | Price +11.9% Exposure across: Large-cap equities International markets Gold Energy infrastructure The goal isn’t only generating income. A strong foundation also focuses on: NAV growth Diversification Long-term compounding Income + growth together can create a more balanced portfolio approach. Always research each fund’s strategy, fees, and distribution sustainability before investing.
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ETF_Trader1
ETF_Trader1 Jul. 24 at 7:37 PM
High Income Long-Term ETF Portfolio 💸 $OVL (S&P 500) — 35% $GPIQ (Nasdaq-100) — 25% $IWMI (Russell 2000) — 7.5% $SOXY (Semiconductors) — 7.5% $IYRI (Real Estate) — 5% Generate cash flow while maintaining exposure to long-term growth themes. Income + diversification + upside potential. Always research each ETF’s fees, strategy, and risk profile before investing.
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ETF_Trader1
ETF_Trader1 Jul. 24 at 6:04 PM
Everyone is chasing a bigger portfolio. Almost nobody is optimizing for consistent income. A simple 5 ETF income portfolio: $GPIQ $MLPI $KGLD $OVF $OVL The goal: 📈 Positive NAV growth 📊 ~12.6% average yield 💰 ~$793K invested could generate around $100K/year in income Building wealth isn’t only about watching your account balance grow. Cash flow gives investors flexibility, especially when markets get volatile. The question: Would you rather maximize portfolio size, or build a portfolio that pays you regularly?
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ETF_Trader1
ETF_Trader1 Jul. 24 at 3:07 PM
10 popular dividend & income ETFs investors are watching: $QQQI Huge income potential $SPYI S&P 500 exposure + monthly income $JEPQ Tech growth + yield combination $GPIQ Nasdaq 100 + income strategy $QDVO Growth + income approach Income ETFs can be attractive for cash flow, but investors should always understand the strategy, risks, and potential impact on long-term returns. Which ones are you holding?
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ETF_Trader1
ETF_Trader1 Jul. 23 at 11:37 PM
If you want MONTHLY income, buy: $QQQI $SPYI $TSPY $GPIQ $QUSA If you’re looking for MONTHLY income, these covered-call ETFs are definitely worth watching: $QQQI, $SPYI, $TSPY, $GPIQ, and $QUSA can generate attractive cash flow by using options strategies. However, higher yields often come with trade-offs — limited upside participation during strong bull markets and potential risks during volatility.
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EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Jul. 23 at 5:21 PM
Today’s buys: ✅ 10 shares of $GPIQ ✅ 10 shares of $SCHG I like the combination of these two because they provide different ways to participate in market growth. $SCHG offers low-cost exposure to leading growth companies, while $GPIQ uses an options strategy to generate monthly income from a growth-focused portfolio. Growth + income. One helps compound wealth over time. The other provides cash flow while waiting for long-term appreciation. The goal is simple: Build a portfolio where every investment helps create more future opportunities. Every share purchased today can become another step toward greater financial freedom tomorrow. 📈
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Jcpunkrocker007
Jcpunkrocker007 Jul. 23 at 1:55 PM
$GPIQ $GPIX $OVL $TDVI $TYLG
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Jcpunkrocker007
Jcpunkrocker007 Jul. 23 at 1:53 PM
$GPIQ $GPIX $JEPI $JEPQ $JPIE
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WallStreetWatcher1
WallStreetWatcher1 Jul. 22 at 10:07 PM
Two of the Big Five banks offer income ETFs. 💰 Here are the ones investors should know: 📌 $JEPI JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF 📌 $JEPQ JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF 📌 $JPIE JPMorgan Income ETF Goldman Sachs: 📌 $GPIX Goldman Sachs S&P 500 Premium Income ETF 📌 $GPIQ Goldman Sachs Nasdaq-100 Premium Income ETF Income-focused ETFs have become increasingly popular among investors looking for portfolio cash flow while maintaining market exposure. Each fund uses a different strategy, so understanding the structure, risks, and objectives matters before investing. I’m always tracking useful market tools, investment ideas, and strategies that can help investors better understand their options. Disclosure: Leverage Shares is a WOLF Financial partner. I often get asked why I don’t turn this into paid content, but for me, sharing stock information is just a hobby. I’m not financially struggling, so I choose to share it for free.
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