VanEck Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF News

Precious metals-related exchange traded funds had a golden start to the new year, surging on a weak dollar that slipped to 2018 lows, ongoing struggle with a new variant of a more contagious coronavir

Gold/silver bullion prices should benefit further in 2021 from the continuation of record Federal Reserve money printing and Treasury bond issuance to combat the coronavirus pandemic. A debased U.S. d

Earlier this year, Berkshire Hathaway threw its heavyweight name behind Barrick Gold with an investment that flew in the face of Warren Buffett's longtime aversion to gold. The news was "earth-shaking

I argue below that gold and silver stocks are due for a breakout in 2021. Loose central bank monetary policy and favorable gold supply-demand trends are working in gold and gold miners' favor.

The best gold miner ETFs for Q1 2021 are SGDJ, RING, and GDXJ.

In the two-week short interest reporting period that ended November 30, the price of gold slipped by about 5.6%.

The new ETNs from REX Microsectors offer 300% and -300% exposure to the gold miners space.

In the two-week short interest reporting period that ended November 13, the price of gold added about 0.5%.

Gold mining stocks have sold off in recent weeks. Could a return to chart support strike buying interest in these two leading gold ETFs?

Exchange-traded funds might be the smartest way to play these three popular growth trends.

In the two-week short interest reporting period that ended October 30, the price of gold slipped by about 1.5%.

In the commodities complex, gold is one of this year's big stories, one that's, of course, trickling down to exchange-traded funds. For example, the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD), the world's largest g

In the two-week short interest reporting period that ended October 15, the price of gold slipped by about 2.9%.

Ample economic research has shown that excessive debt, above a certain threshold of GDP, begins to drag down economic growth.

Of $20T in marketable Treasuries outstanding, $4.7T is from T-bills due in 6 months or less. Treasury is almost completely reliant on short-term debt to fund current deficits.