Why It May Be Time to Load Up on Gold ETFs
The Globe and Mail reported on the outlook for gold ETFs.
Articles Tagged "Gold ETFs"
Big Gold Weighing Down Stocks ETF – Physical Gold Outperforms
Mineweb reported on the performance of gold ETFs in relation to the physical commodity.
Gold Equity Funds versus Gold ETFs
While investors make the decision between Gold Equity funds versus Gold ETFs, a primary consideration should be whether they prefer to own an actively managed fund or to minimize investing fees and limit the security or market timing risks of failing to correctly anticipate the future.
Gold Mining Stocks Lag Climbing Gold Spot Prices
In spite of the steady climb in gold’s spot price since the beginning of 2011, the overall share price of gold mining companies has not followed suit, particularly in the majors. Gold is up about 4.6 percent since January while gold mining stock indexes have shown a drop of as much as 10 percent.
Rise of Gold ETFs Raises Concern of Price Collapse
CNBC News reported concerns that a crash is imminent following the rise in gold ETFs.
Gold ETFs, GLD Dips, Aurizon Expands
Goldalert reports that Gold ETFs dipped Thursday, with the SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) falling $0.68, or 0.5%, to $134.02 in morning trading.
Gold ETFs: Indian MF industry’s new pet product
Moneycontrol.com reports that the value of gold exchange traded funds has seen a four-fold increase.
Gold ETF Demand Growing in India
With a rich history as the center of the global gold market, India is the world’s leading gold consumer. Although most Indian gold demand is focused on the jewellery sector, investment demand for gold in the region is experiencing substantial growth in the form exchange-traded funds.
ETFs and the Fabled Gold Bubble
While it’s not what many gold investors want to hear, there is a growing chorus of consensus that gold is not trading off fundamentals and that in fact the recent price rally is merely momentum driven.
Gold Price on Track toward $1,300
The fall is quickly approaching and Tuesday’s price action gave investors a slight tease of what the traditionally gold-friendly season has in store this year. The usual suspects—fear-induced investment demand and gold-hungry Asia—are still driving the gold bus home for the metal’s fans.
