Newer Gold ETFs Offer Models to Serve Investor Needs

The video discusses the characteristics of gold ETFs, focusing on newer options like AAAU, which offer unique features such as cheaper fees, different storage locations, doorstep delivery, and backing by the Australian government. It contrasts these with the well-known GLD ETF, analyzing its price and asset flow trends. The video also compares gold ETFs with oil ETFs, highlighting differences in trading and investment strategies.

What is one of the main reasons newer gold ETFs are gaining popularity over GLD?

• They offer higher returns.

• They have lower fees.

• They are backed by the US government.

• They are traded in more countries.

What is a unique feature of the AAAU ETF compared to traditional gold ETFs?

• It has the highest market cap among ETFs.

• It is the only ETF traded in Europe.

• It offers gold delivery to your doorstep.

• It stores gold in the United States.

Which government backs the AAAU ETF, providing a guarantee for the gold held?

• United States

• Canada

• United Kingdom

• Australia

How did the asset value of GLD change from 2011 to the present?

• It increased from $29 billion to $80 billion.

• It decreased from $80 billion to $29 billion.

• It remained constant at $80 billion.

• It fluctuated but ended at $80 billion.

What is a key difference between gold ETFs and crude oil ETFs?

• Gold ETFs are primarily futures-based.

• Crude oil ETFs have no correlation with market prices.

• Crude oil ETFs hold physical oil.

• Gold ETFs are spot traded, while crude oil ETFs rely on futures.