Options over Gold ETF
Enhance gold investment strategies
In recent years, gold prices have hit all-time highs, and Australian investors are seeking smarter ways to manage risk, generate income and gain exposure to price movements. ASX is responding by introducing its first options product linked to a commodity ETF: Options over GOLD ETF. This option can broaden investors’ toolkits beyond traditional equity-based ETFs and is actively supported by issuer Global X.
Options over GOLD ETF offers investors tools to cushion their portfolios from sudden downturns whilst growing wealth and tailoring strategies to enhance returns in any market. it has been designed for investors as part of a wider set of investment strategies.
Unlock additional strategies such as covered calls for income or protective puts for downside protection, adding flexibility to your existing portfolio.
Use options to gain tactical access to gold price movements, leverage risk management and sort-term trading opportunities – all without buying physical bullion.
Interest in gold has never been higher, with investors and brokers showing clear interest.
Take control of your gold investments using options strategies that help you manage risk and pursue additional income.
Employ a range of strategies to suit your market outlook and respond quickly to market events.
Implement covered calls and protective puts to suit your market view, whether bullish, bearish or neutral.
The GOLD ETF is backed by physical bullion and is widely held by Australian investors.
Global X is backing the launch of ASX’s options over GOLD ETF.
Graham O'Brien, Head of Equity Market Sales and Equity Derivatives, ASX
Graham O’Brien joins Steven Daghlian, Market Analyst and Editorial Manager at CommSec, to unpack its new Exchange Traded Options over GOLD ETF, which launched on Monday 1 December 2025. Discover how this product could help investors take positions on gold, generate income, and hedge, along with the key risks to consider.
To begin trading Options over GOLD ETF, investors should: