GS Physical Gold ETF (AAAU) Stock Price, Quote & News

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The trust holds London Bars and Physical Gold of other specifications without numismatic value. It receives gold deposited by Authorized Participants in exchange for the creation of Baskets and delivers gold to Authorized Participants in exchange for Baskets surrendered to it for redemption.

OldManGrumble Aug. 14 at 5:09 PM

I don’t like playing wildly swinging tech stocks when certain sectors are doing well. $AAAU $BAR.X $NEM

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Boss10man Aug. 13 at 1:26 PM

$AAAU good report , may already be priced in

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Boss10man Aug. 13 at 1:16 PM

$AAAU $4500 or $3500??? We will see

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CornPops_CornHole Aug. 12 at 10:41 AM

$AAAU Have a blessed day all 🥰

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Lolichocho Aug. 12 at 3:43 AM

Gold has just broken the trend line and is now 100% starting a new big metals run as foretold... Holding calls and shares on these, recommended them before it's too late: $GDXU $AGQ $SILJ $AAAU I held JNUG from $30 to $340 once to give you an idea of what's possible on leveraged miner tickers.

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CornPops_CornHole Aug. 11 at 3:04 PM

$AAAU So far so good. Looks like gold is having its turn around. China ♥️ it. TIPS market shows inflation is a buzz word.

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Lolichocho Aug. 7 at 4:04 PM

$GLD $AAAU $SLV good timing, let's run

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Lolichocho Aug. 7 at 4:02 PM

$GDXU $SILJ $AAAU Those buys last week looking good. Next metals supercycle has begun and it's still early.

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naz2hi Aug. 6 at 1:59 PM

$GOLD $AAAU $GOLY $QQQ $SPY … Is GOLD and the collapse of the Japanese yen telegraphing that the Carry Trade is Over? Because it's starting to look that way. For decades now, at zero to negative rates, Japan became the go-to lender for the global shadow banking and corporate elites, who would happily borrow yen for nothing and then convert those yen into trillions of dollars for massive leverage in the S&P and NASDAQ. These Wall Street geniuses called this the Japanese "carry trade." And it initially transpired into an absolute boom for American stocks over the past few decades. But folks, the Japanese banks are now cutting off this free money spigot. The carry trade (which saw its first hiccups in August of 2024) is now over—or more correctly on life-support currently, and the ripple effects are swelling into tidal waves racing toward most current investor's 401Ks.

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naz2hi Aug. 6 at 1:52 PM

$GOLD $AAAU $GOLY … So, what's in store for gold in today's growing global geopolitical & monetary uncertainty? Guessing the Japan's yen summer collapse (now trading at its weakest level vs the USD in four decades) and the Fed's Warsh just told us. The reason the Japanese yen has fallen and continues to do so, is the direct result of decades of extreme money printing, repressed interest rates and a debt/GDP ratio that brings more than tears to the eyes. (Sound familiar?) Japan's latest finance minister (the 22nd since 1990) tried to save the yen with $73B worth of currency support (thanks to a massive Japanese sale of USTs). But that strategy clearly failed. Equally unsuccessful was Tokyo's attempt to raise interest rates to a whopping 1% in June (the highest levels seen since the 1990s). Which was pathetic given that Tokyo has been running zero to even negative rates for decades. Conclusion: The Carry Trade is on life-support currently!

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