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GPIQ remains a long-term hold at the top of the speaker's list; he owns it and wants to buy more, though he finds it still a bit expensive, and plans to add during the next market downturn, citing its roughly 10% dividend yield and option-premium income potential.
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The second ETF I want to discuss is very high on my watchlist, and that is GPIQ. This is the Goldman Sachs Nasdaq 100 Core Premium Income ETF.
This ETF is in my portfolio and I am looking to buy more of it. Although in my opinion it is still a bit expensive. GPIQ is currently trading at a mid-$58 price. Its blended PE is about 31 times.
EPS yield 3.2%. Its dividend yield is around 10%.
So again, with that option premium income, you're getting the potential to earn a lot more from here. Adjusted operating earnings growth rate is 31.15% and fair value ratio is 31 times.
GPIQ is always an ETF to hold for the long term. It remains at the top of my list and I will invest more in it during the next market downturn.