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169.53 +0.04    +0.02%
04/08 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
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Type:  ETF
Market:  United States
ISIN:  US78463V1070 
CUSIP:  78463V107
Underlying:  Gold
Asset Class:  Commodity
  • Volume: 9,796,349
  • Bid/Ask: 169.39 / 169.41
  • Day's Range: 168.99 - 171.40
SPDR Gold Shares 169.53 +0.04 +0.02%

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Prev. Close169.53
Day's Range168.99 - 171.4
ROI (TTM)4.47%
Open171.28
52 wk Range157.13 - 194.45
Dividends (TTM)N/A
Volume9,796,349
Market Cap59.23B
Dividend YieldN/A
Average Vol. (3m)8,718,344
Total Assets56.41B
Beta0.11
1-Year Change - 10.58%
Shares Outstanding357,800,000
Asset ClassCommodity
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Exchange Last Bid Ask Volume Change % Currency Time
  NYSE 169.53 169.39 169.41 9,796,349 +0.02% USD 04/08  
  Mexico 3,380.00 3,379.00 3,395.00 1,486 +0.45% MXN 04/08  
  Tokyo 18,570.0 18,550.0 18,570.0 6,578 +0.43% JPY 02:00:00  
  Singapore 169.32 169.32 169.46 6,835 -0.14% USD 05:00:00  
  Hong Kong 1,319.50 1,319.00 1,319.50 14,000 +0.19% HKD 03:58:00  

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James Martin Jul 13, 2021 5:22AM ET
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Should be above 170 USD at least
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Whixh fugdie is shorting gold today
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So world's largest gold fund which underwritten with physical gold. Fine so let's start seeing funds share price reflect reality of a gold bull run. Is system so crooked that only thing ypu can trust is physical in your possession. Has it come to this?
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This should be around 170 USD with gold recovery
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More like 187 with relate to bonds dropping
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If one share equals one tenth of gold spot then it should be at least 170
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You forgot to exclude the "unallocated gold" in the simple formula..... they have plenty
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GLD $166.25 -0.42% @ Close!
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gold price up, but spdr gold dropping.
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Apichai Sriarunluck Jun 16, 2021 2:37AM ET
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have to make decision next Monday what to do
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Natwikom Nateprasertsri Jun 08, 2021 10:54PM ET
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holding still going up in the long run.
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嘉偉 吳 Jun 02, 2021 10:08AM ET
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hold only , we all know Biden will do something horrible
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yes,like dabe the economy from Trumpism.
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Nick Pappagiorgio May 26, 2021 12:12PM ET
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Well, I am now the owner of 1500 PHYS, and 126 GLD. Hop Post e it was the right decision...
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*Hope it was
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Matthew Oliver
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Gold price is not correlated with inflation...
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but it is with money printing that leads to inflation
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Luis Rodriguez ... disagree. Since August 6, 2020, more money has been printed, yet gold price is notably lower. Price is only determined by supply and demand.
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Treasury yields are up and the USD is down this morning and this has been the trend over the 18 months. If you know anything about macro this is a perfect scenario for a long-term bull market in gold, silver, and some other commodities. If there were some sort of realisitic plans to stop this trend, I would say hold or wait, but we all know there isn't. Just more of the same is their only game plan.
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Gold has given 2 point and figure buy signals. 1 at 1,760, the 2nd at 1,800. Bullish vertical count to 2,010.
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Basil Aldaghestani Apr 17, 2021 5:24AM ET
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Gold is breaking for the upside, this going to sky rocket and no one is watching
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what is the best asset to buy to capitalize on this?
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Tim Str PHYS or GLD or physical gold
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is it time to buy yet
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It might be going down in some senario. In case of the bubble pop, they might sell the gold to pay for the margin call. That would be going down both.And after that the gold might sky rocket.
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Buying gold at this point is rooting for a continued stock market bubble.  Look at all major recent stock market corrections and gold's reaction.  If you are bearish the stock market, then why are you holding gold?
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Short term you might be correct, but gold is likely going way higher as inflation drives prices higher.
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I like your comments guys. I also bought some gold for insurance. Nevertheless, it gonna getting down after every the US president election in the past.Anything might coming. nothing sure
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This time it will be different .
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Gold stood the test of time. Most of the gold demand around the world is coming from consumers for personal use and not from financial markets trading.Currently, many investors are under the euphoria of the most recent BTC run, which is a new arena that will, at some point, be regulated, and will not be allowed to be a market disrupter.
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just wait until we can short cryptocurrency
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Gold ******here. Following bonds down with Covid reopenings and better virus news. If Covid curve turns up again, then I buy.
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Only baby boomers buying gold
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BTC replaced Gold
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no. that's a misnomer. BTC can replace other currencies but not money. it isn't money. it's fiat. gold is money.
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Until the big crypto crash :)
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Cos Tin  already happened and look where crypto is now.
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Gold used to be money until Jfk cut gold as the backing of the US Dollar in 1971 "temperarily". Gold is not money. Its just speculation. Fiat today (US Dollar) is the reason for this preposterous inflation. If everyone understood the power of Cryptocurrency and how it could revolutionise the monetary system in the best way possible, everyone would be invested in it. You'll be surprised with Gen Z up and coming and how educated they are in crypto. Crypto is the future 🙏 it should have a place in everyone's portfolio. Bitcoin and Ethereum will always survive.
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Gold used to be money until Jfk cut gold as the backing of the US Dollar in 1971 "temperarily". Gold is not money. Its just speculation. Fiat today (US Dollar) is the reason for this preposterous inflation. If everyone understood the power of Cryptocurrency and how it could revolutionise the monetary system in the best way possible, everyone would be invested in it. You'll be surprised with Gen Z up and coming and how educated they are in crypto. Crypto is the future, it should have a place in everyone's portfolio. Bitcoin and Ethereum will always survive.
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GLD to the moon
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going back to pre covid levels around 150
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Gold makes girls smile Who doesn't like a smile from a nice lady.
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Gold makes girls smile Who doesn't like a smile from a nice lady.
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Buying the dips...the euphoria will be over by end of March
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