Goldman Sachs Gold ETF Gets Options Trading Green Light
Published Date: 2/21/2025
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Summary
The Miami International Securities Exchange is updating its rules to let traders buy and sell options on the Goldman Sachs Physical Gold ETF, making gold trading more exciting and accessible. They’re also fixing some trust names to keep everything clear and up-to-date. These changes took effect right away, so investors can start trading without delay!
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Options Now Trade on Goldman Sachs Gold ETF
The Miami International Securities Exchange amended its rule to allow listing and trading of options on the Goldman Sachs Physical Gold ETF (ticker AAAU). The change was filed on February 6, 2025 and was designated operative upon filing, so investors could begin trading these options immediately.
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