
TSE:XGD
This summary was created by AI, based on 8 opinions in the last 12 months.
The iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD-T) has garnered mixed reviews from experts, reflecting varying perspectives on the gold market. While some experts highlight the resilience of gold equities and the potential for continued upside due to strong bullion prices and investor interest, others express caution, favoring base metals over gold investments. The prevailing sentiment is that while gold has performed exceptionally well, concerns over market saturation and volatility warrant a watchful approach. Several experts advocate for diversification and caution against overexposure to gold. The general advice leans towards strategic allocation and rebalancing based on risk management principles.
Canadian Gold ETF. You can buy bullion or equities. Gold has two periods. Mid Dec. until end of Feb. and the best period is from Mid-July until October. XGD-T is the big gold miners. You saw it form a base pattern over the last month or so. The trend is down but the seasonality tends to kick in here. Thinks you will see momentum coming in to the sector. Tax loss selling has gone. Could be interesting over the next two months.
Gold is a traditional store of value when there is a real or perceived insurrection and/or when there is inflation. He does not see inflation coming back anytime soon. He believes we are moving to a new normal of a “no growth” or at the very least a “low growth” economy. Central banks around the world have been trying to stimulate as much as they can, and they just stopped in the last week or two. All that has done is simply stave off deflation. As a result, he doesn't think gold will be doing anything any time soon.
When you are concerned about the big differences between the best people that can execute or a wildcard coming out of the blue, you’re better off buying a basket. Chart is showing higher lows. Chart indicates that there could be a little bit of downside. Looking for a bit of resistance above $13.40, but if it gets above that, he would be inclined to add to that significantly.
There is this big base developing over the last year or so and is threatening the resistance area right now. Most recent dip in June did not make a lower low. He thinks it will continue to chop around here until there is inflation; however he thinks there is a bigger threat of deflation than inflation at present. It is tradable on a short term basis. Buy at $12.65 sell at $13.50-14 if you want to trade it. Use a stop loss.
(A Top Pick July 14/14. Down 18.11%.) The US$ has a lot to do with this trade. Still likes this and is just waiting to add to it.