Goldman Sachs ETF Trust Goldman Sachs S&P 500 Premium Income ETF

GPIX

Market cap $1.51B

Overview Fund Activity

51.76 USD

+0.19

0.37%

At close Updated Sep 15, 4:00 PM EDT

Pre-market

After hours

51.89

+0.13

0.25%

1 day

0.37%

5 days

1.27%

1 month

1.65%

3 months

6.31%

6 months

10.03%

Year to date

4.9%

1 year

7.48%

5 years

31.84%

10 years

31.84%

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Funds holding %

of 7,463 funds

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Analysts bullish %

Fund manager confidence

Based on 2025 Q2 regulatory disclosures by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

317% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 50 | Existing positions closed: 12

138% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 62 | Existing positions reduced: 26

84% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $359M [Q1] → $662M (+$303M) [Q2]

36% more funds holding

Funds holding: 105 [Q1] → 143 (+38) [Q2]

11% more funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 9 [Q1] → 10 (+1) [Q2]

1.11% less ownership

Funds ownership: 66.49% [Q1] → 65.39% (-1.11%) [Q2]

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Financial journalist opinion

Based on 6 articles about GPIX published over the past 30 days

Retirees: 2 Covered Call ETFs For Income And Peace Of Mind

Covered call ETFs like GPIQ and GPIX offer retirees attractive income streams, especially when held in tax-advantaged accounts such as Roth IRAs. GPIQ provides Nasdaq-100 exposure with active management, a lower expense ratio (0.29%), and strong performance versus peers, making it ideal for income-focused investors. GPIX offers broader S&P 500 diversification, a similar cost structure, and outperforms many competitors, balancing sector concentration and yield for steady monthly payouts.

Retirees: 2 Covered Call ETFs For Income And Peace Of Mind

Look to Active Income ETF GPIX to Bolster Portfolios

Could now be the time to add an active income ETF? Uncertainty abounds in 2025, and though the initial wave of tariff and geopolitical risk has receded, those risks still loom over many portfolios.

Look to Active Income ETF GPIX to Bolster Portfolios

These Income ETFs Are Up $1 Billion YTD – Here's How

2025 is just about three-quarters of the way done, giving market watchers an opportunity to take stock of the big data points that have defined the year. In income ETFs, for example, two particular funds have already picked up $1 billion YTD.

These Income ETFs Are Up $1 Billion YTD – Here's How

GPIX: Recent Performance Highlights Why This ETF's Option Strategy Is Superior

I reiterate my strong buy rating for GPIX, given its exceptional balance of income and total returns, even in volatile markets. GPIX's unique options strategy and selective call writing enable it to outperform peers like JEPI and XYLD, capturing more S&P 500 upside. The fund delivers stable, consistent monthly payouts and targets an 8% yield, appealing to investors seeking both income and growth.

GPIX: Recent Performance Highlights Why This ETF's Option Strategy Is Superior

Covered Call ETFs SPYI & GPIX Upside + Downside

Analyst Jack Bowman dives into SPYI and GPIX, innovative covered call ETFs offering high yields (8-12%) by actively managing call strategies to capture more upside than traditional funds. ETF structure provides cost and risk advantages over retail options trading.

Covered Call ETFs SPYI & GPIX Upside + Downside

JEPI Vs. GPIX: NAV Erosion Risk And Tax-Efficiency Comparison

GPIX's dynamic overwrite approach captures more S&P 500 upside, minimizes NAV erosion risk, and delivers robust total returns, versus JEPI. JEPI offers downside protection, with a defensive portfolio, but its upside capture is limited and NAV recovery lags materially in bull markets. GPIX is significantly more tax-efficient for taxable accounts, with favorable 60/40 capital gains treatment and return of capital distributions.

JEPI Vs. GPIX: NAV Erosion Risk And Tax-Efficiency Comparison

State Street Gives Sector Investors an Income Boost

The S&P 500 hit record highs multiple times in late July 2025. While investors seeking capital appreciation should be thrilled, those wanting income from their equity investments are likely a little disappointed.

State Street Gives Sector Investors an Income Boost

GPIX: A Tax-Efficient Way To Keep Your Retirement Linked To The S&P 500

GPIX offers retirees high, tax-efficient monthly income and S&P 500 exposure, making it ideal for low-risk, income-focused portfolios. The fund's dynamic option-writing strategy generates an 8.2% yield while maintaining partial market upside and price stability. GPIX's distributions are mostly classified as return of capital, deferring taxes and providing consistent payouts, which benefits retirement planning.

GPIX: A Tax-Efficient Way To Keep Your Retirement Linked To The S&P 500

Covered Call ETFs Are More Appealing

Dividend growth ETFs like SCHD offer reliable, growing income, but tend to underperform indexes, due to low technology exposure. Covered call ETFs, such as GPIQ, provide higher yields by writing options, offering immediate income, but capping price appreciation. GPIQ stands out for its dynamic option strategy and Nasdaq-100 exposure, delivering a 10% yield and consistent payouts.

Covered Call ETFs Are More Appealing

SPYI VS. GPIX: Declaring The New King Of S&P 500 Income ETFs (Rating Upgrade)

I revisit SPYI and GPIX ETFs after a rapid bear cycle to assess their performance and differences. Both funds experienced the market downturn and subsequent recovery, providing a real-world test of their strategies. I compare their returns over various parts of the cycle to show the strengths and weaknesses of these funds and their unique strategies.

SPYI VS. GPIX: Declaring The New King Of S&P 500 Income ETFs (Rating Upgrade)

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