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Gold ETFs and ETNs: Glittering Opportunity Awaits You
Sugar Land, TX
Following a volatile ride, the coming week promises to be an interesting one for gold investors. The AlphaProfit Sector Newsletter's Core and Focus model portfolios are up 32.8% and 33.7%, respectively since March 9. The Core and Focus model portfolios were recently repositioned. Subscribe to the Newsletter and receive the current recommendations. As an added bonus, you will receive domestic, foreign, and specialty mutual fund recommendations included in the NTF Growth portfolio.
Separately, the U. S. Treasury will hold four auctions next week to sell $73 billion of notes, bonds and inflation-protected securities as President Obama pushes the nation's marketable debt to a massive $6.45 trillion.
Given China's standing as the largest holder of U. S. Treasury debt, currency as well as gold traders will be keenly watching developments from the Group of Eight meeting. If recent market action serves as any guide, gold will likely rise first before paring gains. Gold Bullion ETFs
Gold Futures ETNs
Gold Mining Mutual Funds and ETFs
Leveraged Mutual Funds, ETFs, and ETNs
Short Mutual Funds, ETFs, and ETNs
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ETFs that hold gold bullion like SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) and iShares COMEX Gold Trust (IAU) allow your investments to track the spot price of gold without worrying about theft of and insurance for the metal.
ETFs like PowerShares DB Gold Fund (DGL) allow you to own gold futures instead of bullion. Such ETFs automatically rollover futures contracts and save you the trouble.
Mutual funds and ETFs that invest in gold mining companies offer you the convenience of investing in a diversified basket of such companies. Ownership of gold mining shares often offers more upside potential with higher downside risk than ownership of bullion. Fidelity Select Gold (FSAGX), First Eagle Gold (FEGIX), and USAA Precious Metals & Minerals (USAGX) are examples of some mutual funds that invest in gold. Market Vectors Gold Miners (GDX) and PowerShares Global Gold & Precious Metals (PSAU) are ETFs that invest in gold mining companies.
Aggressive investors have a wide range of investment choices. Mutual funds like ProFunds Precious Metals UltraSector (PMPSX), ETFs like ProShares Ultra Gold (UGL) and ETNs like DB Gold Double Long (DGP) offer leveraged exposure to gold. Such leveraged investments are usually not suitable for buy-and-hold investors.
Mutual funds like Short Precious Metals ProFunds (SPPSX), ETFs like ProShares UltraShort Gold (GLL) and ETNs like DB Gold Short (DGZ) and DB Gold Double Short (DZZ) provide opportunities to profit from a decline in the price of gold.