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iShares MSCI Global Metals & Mining Producers ETF

58,19 USD
-0,21
0,36 %
Zum Börsenschluss Aktualisiert 16. Okt., 16:00 EDT
1 Tag
-0,36 %
5 Tage
-3,47 %
1 Monat
-4,53 %
3 Monate
2,7 %
6 Monate
-7,28 %
Seit Jahresbeginn
11,13 %
1 Jahr
26,39 %
5 Jahre
30,82 %
10 Jahre
154,77 %

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Neutral
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Stimmung 3 Monate
Positiv 66,7 %
Neutral 33,3 %
Negativ 0 %
Positiv
Seeking Alpha
letzten Monat
Update On PICK: Reiterating The Buy Recommendation
I reiterate my Buy recommendation on the iShares MSCI Global Metals & Mining Producers ETF, which remains in a long-term bullish trend near record highs. Industrial metals prices, especially copper, zinc, tin, and steel, have posted strong double-digit gains in 2026, driving profitability for mining companies held in PICK. PICK offers diversified exposure to leading global mining firms, with robust liquidity, a 2% yield, and a 0.39% management fee.
Update On PICK: Reiterating The Buy Recommendation
Positiv
Forbes
vor 2 Monaten
Heavy Rare Earth Metals Plant Boosts U.S. Supply Chain Independence
The United States is finally starting to dig itself out of a rare earth metals hole it spent decades digging. The effort got a boost on July 29, when Energy Fuels announced that construction has begun on a commercial-scale expansion at its White Mesa Mill in Utah.
Heavy Rare Earth Metals Plant Boosts U.S. Supply Chain Independence
Neutral
Fox Business
vor 2 Monaten
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick: Aluminum is coming back to America
FOX Business correspondent Lydia Hu has the latest on the impact of tariffs under the Trump administration on 'The Bottom Line.'
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick: Aluminum is coming back to America
Negativ
24/7 Wall Street
vor 4 Monaten
China Controls One Pivotal “AI Chokepoint.” Why America Can't Fix Its Rare Earths Problem Overnight
America's rare earths problem is often framed as a mining problem.
China Controls One Pivotal “AI Chokepoint.” Why America Can't Fix Its Rare Earths Problem Overnight
Positiv
Barrons
vor 4 Monaten
2 Sectors Where the Ultra-Wealthy Are Putting Their Money
Family offices poured more than $3 billion into tech, media, and telecom companies. But materials attracted the most capital—$4.8 billion.
2 Sectors Where the Ultra-Wealthy Are Putting Their Money
Neutral
Reuters
vor 5 Monaten
Japan PM Takaichi set for talks with Australia's Albanese on energy security
Japan Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is set to hold talks in Canberra ​on Monday with Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese, ‌at which energy security and rare earths cooperation are likely to be high on the agenda.
Japan PM Takaichi set for talks with Australia's Albanese on energy security
Negativ
Market Watch
vor 5 Monaten
Embattled U.S. manufacturers show their metal, grow fourth month in a row despite Iran war
ISM shows strongest expansion since 2022 — but inflation is a big problem
Embattled U.S. manufacturers show their metal, grow fourth month in a row despite Iran war
Neutral
24/7 Wall Street
vor 6 Monaten
Sovereign Demand for Minerals Should Keep Lifting This Metals and Mining ETF
Governments around the world are treating metals and minerals as strategic assets, and that shift is creating a structural demand floor that did not exist a decade ago.
Sovereign Demand for Minerals Should Keep Lifting This Metals and Mining ETF
Negativ
Seeking Alpha
vor 6 Monaten
PICK: Is It Time To Shake Off The Miners? Maybe Not Yet
The iShares MSCI Global Metals & Mining Producers ETF (PICK) faces short-term headwinds from inflation and geopolitical conflict, particularly the Iran situation. PICK's portfolio is concentrated in mega-cap diversified miners and steel/copper names, with economic risk tied to global construction and China-driven demand. Valuations for PICK's top holdings are fair and supported by strong quant ratings, but cyclical risks and high volatility warrant caution.
PICK: Is It Time To Shake Off The Miners? Maybe Not Yet
Positiv
24/7 Wall Street
vor 8 Monaten
PICK's Copper Bet Faces Critical Test as China Infrastructure Spending Looms
The iShares MSCI Global Metals & Mining Producers ETF ( NYSEARCA:PICK ) has surged 66% over the past year, climbing from roughly $35 to $58 per share.
PICK's Copper Bet Faces Critical Test as China Infrastructure Spending Looms
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