All That Glitters Is Not Gold, Sometimes Its A Silver ETF

The video discusses SLV, a unique ETF holding 320 million ounces of physical silver, offering direct exposure to the metal. Silver has seen a 27% return since mid-2019, driven by industrial use and haven demand. Economic factors like interest rate cuts have increased silver's appeal, with ETF holdings at an all-time high. SLV manages $7 billion in assets with a 50 basis point expense ratio and has a unique tax treatment.

What makes SLV different from a standard ETF?

• It holds a large amount of physical silver.

• It invests in gold mining companies.

• It focuses on technology stocks.

• It is a government-backed fund.

Which of the following sectors does NOT use silver as an industrial metal?

• Textile manufacturing

• Automotive

• Semiconductors

• Nuclear reactors

Why has silver attracted attention as a 'poor man's gold'?

• As a safe-haven asset during economic slowdowns.

• Due to its high price compared to gold.

• Because it is a rare metal.

• Because of its use in luxury goods.

What recent trend is observed in Silver ETFs according to Bloomberg Data?

• A decline in investor interest.

• A shift towards gold ETFs.

• An all-time high in total known holdings.

• A decrease in total known holdings.

What is the expense ratio of SLV?

• 75 basis points

• 100 basis points

• 50 basis points

• 25 basis points