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YieldMax Gold Miners Option Income Strategy ETF offers high income but underperforms due to its capped upside, making it less appealing in a bullish gold market. GDXY trades options on GDX, leveraging gold miners' volatility for income, but this strategy results in lower total returns compared to GDX and GLD. The fund's near-50% distribution rate is attractive, but the erosion of the share price over time diminishes its overall appeal for long-term investors.
Things have been looking down for most stocks and ETFs so far this year. With Donald Trump recently criticizing Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell over a lack of interest rate cuts, going as far as to refer to him as a “major loser” and “Mr.
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U.S. stocks have been witnessing massive sell-offs this month due to trade tensions. However, these ETFs survived the bloodbath.
GDX, the largest precious metals mining ETF, has outperformed the market, up 22% YTD, despite recent market turbulence and substantial outflows. GDX has underperformed gold over 1, 3, and 5 years, suggesting more room for growth, especially with a low forward P/E ratio around 13. The higher tariff environment and economic contraction fears have led to market liquidation, but gold and gold miners are expected to continue outperforming.
With no clear direction on where the economy may be heading, gold is thriving amid the uncertainty. That said, the risk/reward ratio is an attractive option for long-term investors as well as short-term traders.
Wall Street experienced massive volatility in the first quarter of 2025, largely due to trade uncertainty. International economies and gold outperformed.
Wall Street experienced massive volatility in the first quarter of 2025, due to trade tensions.This development has sparked concerns about rising inflation, a slowing US economy, and a less dovish Fed.