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Defiance Gold Enhanced Options Income ETF (GOLI) Declares $0.0623 Dividend — Ex-Dividend Aug 20

Defiance Gold Enhanced Options Income ETF (GOLI) declared a $0.0623 dividend; ex-dividend date Aug 20. Key dates and what shareholders should know now.

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Defiance Gold Enhanced Options Income ETF (NASDAQ:GOLI) announced a dividend of $0.0623 per share in a recent filing reported by NASDAQ Dividends. Shareholders of record on Thursday, August 20 will receive the payout on Friday, August 21. The ex-dividend date for this distribution is Thursday, August 20.

This dividend announcement is important for income-focused investors who follow gold-related ETFs and covered-options strategies. Defiance Gold Enhanced Options Income ETF combines exposure to the gold sector with an options overlay designed to generate additional income. While the $0.0623 distribution is modest on a per-share basis, it reflects the fund’s ongoing approach to delivering periodic cash flow to holders.

To be eligible for the dividend, investors must own GOLI shares before the ex-dividend date. Shares purchased on or after the ex-dividend date will not receive the upcoming payment, even if the buyer appears on the record date. Conversely, investors who held shares at market close the day before the ex-dividend date should appear on the record and receive the distribution on the scheduled payment date.

When evaluating this dividend, consider how distributions fit into your broader portfolio goals. Key factors include the ETF’s historical distribution frequency, total return (price appreciation plus distributions), and how the enhanced options income strategy affects volatility and downside protection. Keep in mind that markets typically adjust a share price downward by roughly the dividend amount on the ex-dividend date, so short-term trading to capture payouts can be risky.

Tax treatment and reinvestment options are also important. Depending on your jurisdiction and account type, distributions may be taxed as ordinary income, qualified dividends, or a combination of income types. Many brokers allow automatic dividend reinvestment (DRIP), which can compound returns over time, but investors should confirm specifics with their broker or tax advisor.

For current and prospective investors, monitoring NASDAQ:GOLI’s ongoing announcements, distribution history, and fund literature is recommended. If you’re unsure how this ETF fits into your strategy, consult a financial advisor to align dividend income expectations with risk tolerance and investment objectives.

Published on: August 21, 2026, 12:07 pm

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