Expense ratios, volatility, and drawdowns reveal key differences between these top precious metal ETFs for risk-aware investors.

Gold price has ended the week-long range-bound trading by refreshing its all-time high earlier on Tuesday. At the time of writing, the bullion was at a fresh record high of $4,725. With that, the GLD ...

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 ...

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 ...

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Gold ETFs like AAAU and GLD are one of the most effective ways to capitalize on the surge in gold prices. AAAU charges a lower expense ratio than GLD, making it the more affordable gold ETF. GLD is ...

Looking today at week-over-week shares outstanding changes among the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, one standout is the SPDR Gold Shares (Symbol: GLD) where we have detected an approximate ...