VanEck Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF News

Not all that glitters is gold, but reader interest is high for ETFs that invest in the precious metal. Since the start of the year, gold ETFs have been one of the top ten research themes on the VettaF

The Precious Metals R&S Index declined by 10.37% in February. The Precious Metals R&S Equally Weighted Index declined by 5.63%.

Depending on which camp you "subscribe" to, inflation will either get entrenched in the economy or completely vanish. I don't belong to either camp and think less about what could happen and worry mor

GDX offers exposure to larger cap companies in the gold space, while GDXJ is tilted towards smaller ones. Both ETFs offer pretty similar cost structure, but GDX trades at higher multiples and offers b

The Precious Metals R&S Index grew by 11.47% in January. The Precious Metals R&S Equally Weighted Index grew by 3.76%.

Insider buying in the gold and silver mining sector can be a sign of potential buying opportunities. Junior gold miners are presenting investors with the best buying opportunities right now; juniors a

It has been a good start for the new year, with good news on the inflation front stirring optimism that the Fed may not have to raise rates as high as once thought. In an effort to spot which areas of

The solid trend in the bullion is likely to continue at least for the short term, with analysts expecting further gains this year. Given the optimism, investors have a long list of options to tap the

In Q4 2022, we projected a broad rally to begin after the midterm elections and lasting well into Q1 2023. The rally would use the post-election pattern, fading inflation signals (and fading Fed hawk

The Precious Metals R&S Index decreased by 3.3% in December. The Precious Metals R&S Equally Weighted Index increased by 3.69%.

The rally in the GDXJ Junior Gold Miners ETF is overextended relative to the price of gold, which itself looks at risk from high real bond yields. While the GDXJ remains low relative to its historical

After a strong start to the fourth quarter, Wall Street got caught in a vicious circle of trading.

Copper demand outpacing supply. Whale watching in Japan.

Some surprising winners are showing signs of life.

Gold looked like toast after the Nov. 2 Fed meeting. The continuous futures contract stopped falling at the right level.