Investment Advisor Sells Over $3 Million of GPIQ, According to Recent SEC Filing

Sold 58,822 shares of GPIQ; estimated transaction value ~$3.11 million based on average closing prices for the quarter Position value declined by $2.43 million quarter-over-quarter, reflecting the combined impact of trading activity and share price movement The transaction represented a 0.56% change relative to the fund's $558.05 million 13F reportable assets Wick Capital Partners, LLC now holds 8,912 shares of GPIQ, valued at $5.98 million as of December 31, 2025 GPIQ accounts for 1.07% of the fund's AUM, which places it outside the fund's top five holdings These 10 Stocks Could Mint the Next Wave of Millionaires ›

The Motley Fool • Feb 23, 2026

Bensler Buys $11 Million of Goldman Sachs Nasdaq-100 Premium Income ETF

Bensler, LLC acquired 222,468 shares of GPIQ; estimated trade value $11 million based on quarterly average pricing. Quarter-end position value increased by $11.7 million, reflecting the new stake and any price movement during the period.

The Motley Fool • Feb 17, 2026

2026 Is About Volatility And 10%+ Covered Call Yields

Volatility and dispersion are the likely key themes for 2026. The sky-high valuations and increasingly shaky economic/financial fundamentals support that view. At the same time, the market's "put mechanism," which has made the buy-the-dip strategy work since really the GFC, has not disappeared.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 11, 2026

Covered Call ETFs Look Perfect Until You Notice This Potential Fatal Flaw

The income looks irresistible, but the math tells a different story. A hidden risk could quietly erode long-term wealth. Why retirees may be better off skipping - or at the very least strictly limiting - exposure to this popular strategy.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 10, 2026

High-Yield Wreck Your Retirement? Here Is Your Path To Recovery

The yield that looks safe today may be your biggest long-term risk. Dividend cuts can be more damaging than market pullbacks. A better income strategy most retirees overlook.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 9, 2026

Dividend Harvesting Portfolio Week 258: $25,800 Allocated, $2,784.30 In Projected Dividends

The Dividend Harvesting Portfolio reached all-time highs, delivering a 38.68% return on invested capital and a 7.78% forward yield. Recent volatility in technology created buying opportunities; I increased allocations to GPIQ and AMLP, targeting both tech and energy exposure. Forward annualized dividend income now stands at $2,784.30, with a clear path to exceed $3,000 in 2026 as capital is added.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 9, 2026

My Top 8 Tech Picks For Income Amid The AI Correction

Tech sector volatility presents unique opportunities for income-focused investors to buy high-quality dividend payers with AI and growth exposure at attractive valuations. IBM, Qualcomm, Cisco, Dell, Microsoft, and Texas Instruments offer compelling dividend growth, defensive characteristics, and strategic positioning in AI, quantum, and infrastructure. JEPQ and BST provide high-yield, tech-focused monthly income via covered call and closed-end fund strategies, with BST trading at a notable NAV discount.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 9, 2026

My Ultimate Strategy For High Income And Market-Beating Returns

Why index investing is far riskier than it looks. A wildly popular dividend investing strategy may be setting investors up for disappointment. One overlooked approach could completely reshape long-term returns.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 8, 2026

GPIQ: Buy Monthly Income From The Nasdaq While Uncertainty Is High

The Goldman Sachs Nasdaq-100 Premium Income ETF offers a 10.3% yield and monthly payouts, appealing to long-term income-focused investors. GPIQ's dynamic option-writing strategy buffers volatility but structurally caps upside, making it best accumulated during market pullbacks or heightened volatility. The fund's heavy tech sector exposure aligns with anticipated AI-driven growth, yet exposes it to sector sentiment shifts and capex-driven uncertainty.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 7, 2026

GPIQ Vs. QYLD Revisited: Structure Still Matters, Timing Now Does Too

GPIQ remains a buy for long-term investors, despite recent underperformance versus QYLD in a sideways market. GPIQ's active, growth-focused strategy preserves upside by covering only ~38.5% of its portfolio with calls currently, but sacrifices income in range-bound conditions. QYLD, with ~100% covered calls, is better positioned for current market stagnation and offers tactical outperformance for short-term income-focused allocations.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 7, 2026