NYSEARCA:GLD

SPDR Gold ETF (GLD)

368.58
-5.05 (1.35%)
as of Jun 29, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 29, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 7 opinions in the last 12 months.

The reviews regarding SPDR Gold ETF (GLD) present a mixed outlook from various experts. Some analysts express concerns about the recent downward momentum, indicating that money flow into gold is starting to reverse, with one expert noting an 11% decline in GLD over the past month. Others believe that despite current volatility, there may be tactical opportunities for a bounce due to the ETF's relationship with its 200-day moving average and RSI levels. Moreover, the difference between investing directly in gold and gold mining stocks is highlighted, with a recommendation to maintain a diversified approach. There are also hints of caution, suggesting that volatile market conditions could pose risks ahead, making it prudent to consider potential downturns.

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BUY

About 1800 is the big resistance for the last year ago. If we get above that stocks will go too. If we go below about 1650 it would be a negative in his mind.

BUY

No problem holding this for long periods of time. Only 10-15% of the ETF is held in paper form. The rest is gold.

TOP PICK

Inflation is not the issue but rather all this stimulus. Whenever we increase the money supply, value of gold should rise as currencies are debased. Will go on through the first half of next year. This is not a long-term buy and hold, however.

TOP PICK

Has been buying since May in Canadian and US. He sold all his bullion last August. It is going to reward him. It is one of two asset classes that are long-term trends up. Gold and bonds.

BUY

Likes this one right now. Has got a nice bottom that’s been tested for a long time. Gold is breaking out into new highs now that we haven’t seen for a little while.

DON'T BUY

When you look at spider trust, it is surprising how much gold is held within it. There has not been a lot of selling out of this particular fund. He has not studied Sprott vs. the mint. The move in gold is more important then the relative move in the different ETFs. He uses GOLD equities such as Gold Corp. He wants dividends, which you don’t get from bullion.

TOP PICK
His first target is $220. Chart shows a wedge and you want to see a breakout. He will add to his position as he continues to get confirmation.
BUY
Good for Gold bullion exposure.
TOP PICK
Good risk/reward. If there is a breakout from here, there is good potential to move higher immediately. There is also the potential to move down to around the $145.50 level. His game plan was to begin by buying his 1st tranche followed by 3 or 4 more tranches in order to have a big position again.
COMMENT
Gold ETF. Tracks physical gold. Chart shows a nasty A, B, C down which is now over. This is above the 200 day and is rising.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick July 8/10 Up 27.07%.) Gold ETF. Strong upward trend. Thinks there is a lot more room to go.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick June 4/10. Up 25.86%.) Gold ETF. Bullish on gold.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick June 4/10. Up 23.44%.) Gold ETF. Thinks we are still in a long term secular trend with gold. Much more about currencies than it is about inflation.
BUY
Thinks that gold works higher. This is a sector that took out its old peak. Took a little whack today because the US$ firmed up and the job data. (?) On this one the up trend is intact. Thinks there’s opportunity in some of the gold stocks.
PAST TOP PICK
(Top Pick Mar 27/10, Up 29.25%) There are not too many things that are long-term trends. You have to be careful as a Canadian investor about currency risk. Would still buy.
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