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Horizons Gold ETF (HUG-T) has experienced notable movements this year, primarily driven by increased purchasing by central banks. While there has been a slight pullback in the gold market, the ongoing central bank acquisitions indicate a supportive environment for gold prices. Investors have yet to show significant interest, but there's optimism that as we dive into 2025, this could change, especially if market conditions become favorable. Predictions suggest that gold may perform strongly again next year, particularly if interest rates decrease, which would likely enhance gold's appeal. Historically, the seasonal uptick from December through January and February could play a role in this potential rebound.
XGD vs. HUG and the impact of the November election XGD is the granddaddy of gold ETF wth top holdings being Newmont, Barrick and FNV, totalling 40%. Given this weighting, he prefers HEP. HUG holds the actual gold. He doesn't know how the US election will effect gold stocks, which is why people buy gold--a reaction to uncertainty.
(A Top Pick Aug 25/17. Down 1.84%.) Gold and gold stocks have 2 periods of seasonal strength. One is from the end of July until the end of September, and then it goes down, bottoms around the middle of December and then goes higher until February. This year gold and gold bullion peaked a little early, around the middle of September. The worst period to own gold and gold equities is from October through to December.
(A Top Pick Aug 25/17. Up 0%.) The best time to own gold and gold equities is around the end of July through until the beginning of October. There are 2 weeks left before the seasonal trade is over. If you do see a little bit of strength, he would suggest you take some money off the table during the next 2 weeks.
Horizons Gold ETF is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol HUG-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (HUG-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:HUG or HUG-T
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0 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Horizons Gold ETF In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2025-05-05, Horizons Gold ETF (HUG-T) stock closed at a price of $25.31.
Gold got a strong bump up this year (driven by central bank buying), now pulled back a bit. Central banks are continuing to buy, but we haven't seen a lot of interest in gold from investors yet. Gold could pick up, some hot money could start to move in at some point in 2025. Gold will probably have another good year next year. Interest rates coming down would help gold move higher. Strong seasonal period from December into January/February.
Disclosure: He works for Global X (formerly Horizons).