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The experts agree that CI Gold Bullion Fund (Unhedged) ETF, with symbol VALT.B-T, holds London bullion and closely tracks the London VIX. It is seen as an alternative asset class with single-digit percentage points of weight in model portfolios. While it may not generate high returns, it adds diversification to a portfolio and has the potential to perform well during volatile markets and in the presence of inflation.
CI Gold Bullion Fund (Unhedged) ETF is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol VALT.B-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (VALT.B-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:VALT.B or VALT.B-T
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On 2024-12-04, CI Gold Bullion Fund (Unhedged) ETF (VALT.B-T) stock closed at a price of $36.99.
Holds London bullion and tracks very closely to the London VIX, the internationally recognized reference point for gold. He uses it in his model portfolios as an alternative asset class. Single-digit percentage points of weight.
Shouldn't expect it to shoot the lights out. Most of the time it sits around doing nothing. But by having a sprinkling of it, your portfolio is better diversified because it can zig when the rest of the market zags (as we just saw). When markets are volatile and inflation is still on the horizon, a physical commodity like gold can do very well.