Discover how GPIQ outperformed covered-call ETFs with a 53.44% return. Learn about its dynamic strategy combining growth & ...

Compare GPIQ and JEPQ covered call ETFs for high yields and Nasdaq-100 tech exposure. Learn why GPIQ stands out despite ...

GPIQ hypothetically sells Apple calls set to expire in a month with a strike price of $250. The fund theoretically receives a premium of $500 from the buyer of the options for selling these calls.

GPIQ’s top 10 holdings GPIQ’s portfolio is composed of leading Nasdaq-100 companies and all of the Magnificent 7, giving investors exposure to best-in-class technology companies.

GPIQ is Goldman Sach's direct competitor to JEPQ. Like GPIX, GPIQ combines low-cost core index exposure to the Nasdaq 100 along with an actively managed covered call strategy.

Although GPIQ only has a 19 month history, it pays dividends monthly. The 19 month period dividend difference of $1,0854.25 represents over 20% value above the initial investment.

GPIQ employs a dynamic covered call strategy on Nasdaq-100 stocks, including Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT). Its top 10 holdings account for 51.3% of its portfolio.

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Goldman Sachs Nasdaq-100 Core Premium Income ETF (Nasdaq: GPIQ) presents a compelling opportunity for investors seeking a steady stream of monthly income as well as exposure to top tech stocks ...

Although GPIQ only has a 19 month history, it pays dividends monthly. The 19 month period dividend difference of $1,0854.25 represents over 20% value above the initial investment.