A spot price is the fluctuating market value of a commodity purchased or sold on a commodity exchange under a contract for prompt payment and delivery. Silver Spot Price today refers to the estimated cost of 1 troy ounce of silver that is ready for immediate delivery before being coined into bullion bars, rounds,…
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Canadian ESG Markets Rollout: The Next Leg of the Transition
The next phase in the evolution of the Canadian capital markets will see the introduction of more rigorous standards to improve investor protection, reduce market fragmentation, and better access to capital for small and mid-sized businesses. As part of this transition, investors should expect a new flood of ESG disclosure. The Canadian capital markets…
Evaluating Wealth Cycles
When evaluating where to put a portion of your wealth most investors are aware that no asset on earth will move straight up or straight down forever. Rather, the value of an asset acts more like a pendulum swinging from overvalued, crossing through a period of fair value, before ending up as an undervalued…
What is meant by trading Silver Futures?
A silver exchange-traded fund (ETF) mainly invests in hard silver assets, which are held in trust by the fund manager or custodian. The objective of silver ETFs is to closely follow the spot price of silver on the open market. Silver price fluctuations will affect these ETFs’ NAVs. An ETF for silver’s investment is…
What distinguishes Gold ETFs from Gold Futures?
Gold has historically increased in price during some of the worst market crashes, acting as a sort of safe haven. This is due to the precious metal’s negative correlation with the stock market. The World Gold Council claims that finding new gold discoveries and putting new mines into production both take a lot of…