GLDM stands out as the more affordable option, charging just 0.10% per year compared to GLD’s 0.40% expense ratio, which could appeal to cost-conscious investors. Yield is not a consideration here, as ...

Gold is a shiny yellow metal that sells for a whopping $4,400 per ounce, but it isn't very useful, with very few industrial ...

Precious metals started 2026 with a bang. Gold SPDR (GLD) is up 7% since the first trading day of the year, compared to the S ...

SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD) has outperformed the market over the past 5 years by 5.95% on an annualized basis producing an average annual return of 18.67%. Currently, SPDR Gold Shares has a market ...

Beta measures price volatility relative to the S&P 500. AAAU looks more affordable with an expense ratio of 0.18%, less than half of GLD’s 0.40%. Both funds have no dividend or yield, so cost is the ...

GLDI offers a high 15.8% yield from call option premiums but lags GLD in total returns. Click here to read why GLDI is a Hold ...

Stocks soared into bright green territory as investors looked beyond the damages inflicted by Hurricane Sandy, focusing instead on the plateful of positive economic data at home. Weekly jobless claims ...

When you’re looking for investing strategies for 2026, it’s important not to overlook exchange-traded funds (ETFs). While ...

SLV and GLD both offer direct exposure to precious metals, but GLD tracks gold while SLV tracks silver. GLD has lower volatility and a smaller max drawdown over five years, making it less risky than ...