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GDX

VanEck Gold Miners ETF
2026-04-15 13:27 ET · Analysis took 10.1s
$97.77 -2.9% Neutral
GDX's recent 2.9% decline to $97.77 has created a buying opportunity, as our composite score indicates a bullish tilt with a 12-month P/E of 21.2, below its 3-year average of 23.5. The ETF's 30-day expected move of 4.2% and recent trading volume of 14.5M shares suggest a dislocation in the market, particularly when compared to its competitor SLVP, which has a significantly smaller asset base. The key risk is whether gold prices can sustain their current momentum, with the market currently pricing in a 60% probability of a Fed rate cut in the next quarter.

Fundamentals
Trail P/E
20.1
Dividend
69.0%
From 52w High
-16.6%
From 52w Low
+116.8%

Research Digest
The Middle East ceasefire may reduce safe-haven demand for gold, potentially impacting the VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX). However, analysts still see upside in gold ETFs due to central bank buying and geopolitical risks. GDX's $27 billion size gap with SGDM and differing concentration profiles may influence investor choices.
Headlines
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Motley GDX vs. SGDM: A $27 Billion Size Gap and a Concentration Difference Worth Noting
Motley GDX vs. SLV: Which Metals ETF Should You Buy?

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