Quick Read RWR holds $1.7B in assets and yields roughly 4% but lags the broader market with only 3% gains year-to-date.

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Today, PEY's estimated dividend yield is 4.72%, the fourth-highest among all the U.S. Size & Style ETFs I track. Other ...

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With gold prices recently hitting all-time highs, gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are a convenient way for investors to get exposure to one of humanity’s oldest stores of value. They offer ...

A gold ETF is essentially a mutual fund that invests in physical gold. Each unit represents a small quantity of 24k gold, typically 1 gramme. When you buy a unit, you’re not receiving gold in your ...

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