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🇺🇸 The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) — Next Ex-Dividend Date

US dividend stock · Financial Services

Tue Dec 1, 2026
in 88 days
Next ex-dividend date
$5 USD
Dividend amount
Quarterly
Frequency
1.73%
Dividend yield
$18.00
Annual dividend
$1,037.93
Share price

The dividend-capture window for GS

To receive the $5 dividend, shares must be owned before the ex-dividend date (Tue Dec 1, 2026). But dividend-capture trading isn't about collecting the dividend — it's about the run-up: dividend stocks tend to drift upward in the days before their ex-dividend date as income buyers accumulate, then drop by roughly the dividend amount on the ex-date itself.

The optimal entry sits in the trading days shortly before the ex-dividend date, and the exit before the ex-dividend price drop. Exact dated buy/sell windows for GS are shown to Pro subscribers and on the tracked calendar.

What the ex-dividend date means

The ex-dividend date is the cutoff set by the exchange: buy GS on or after Tue Dec 1, 2026 and the upcoming $5 payment goes to the previous owner. On the morning of the ex-date the share price typically opens lower by about the dividend amount — which is why holding through the ex-date to "collect" the dividend often nets out to zero or worse. The run-up strategy exits before that drop. See the FAQ for how the strategy works, or the live performance page for how alerts have resolved.

GS dividend — frequently asked questions

When is GS's next ex-dividend date?
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS)'s next ex-dividend date is Tue Dec 1, 2026. To receive the dividend you must own GS before this date.
How much is GS's dividend?
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. pays $5 USD per share on a quarterly basis, or about $18.00 USD per year.
What is GS's dividend yield?
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) currently yields 1.73% at a share price of $1,037.93 USD.
Can you capture GS's dividend run-up?
The dividend-capture approach buys GS in the trading days before the Tue Dec 1, 2026 ex-dividend date and sells before the ex-date price drop, aiming to capture the pre-ex-dividend run-up rather than the dividend itself.
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