GLD ETF

Some of the world's best hedge funds and trading desks on Wall Street employ a simple strategy, one that is focused on the concept of relative valuation between two assets. In today's market, the basic materials sector has shown a potential price widening between two widely followed precious metals.

Both the SPDR® Gold Shares ETF and iShares Silver Trust ETF suffered corrections recently due to uncertainties in interest rates. Such setbacks are only temporary in my view. I see multiple catalysts that can trigger a price rebound for both GLD and SLV.

The upcoming year presents both uncertainty and opportunity, with potential disruptions from Donald Trump's administration affecting industries tied to government spending and regulations. There are also numerous macro risks and trends to consider. I share three ETFs that, I think, are important to own over the next year.

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A few firsts in the U.S. ETF industry stick out to ETF nerds. November 18, 2004, was one of them.

The Fed slashed interest rates for the second time this year. Here are ETFs from sectors that are set to explode.

With the U.S. election largely over and done with, the market has already begun to react. Savvy investors may look to gold to diversify away from the stock market.

Gold prices are trending strongly higher in 2024, supported by record demand, and are likely to hit new highs this year and again in 2025. While the latest data from the World Gold Council is mixed, the net result is a 5% increase in total FQ3 volume demand compounded by higher prices.