Sprott Gold Miners ETF

SGDM

Market cap $627M

Gold prices hit an apex in October before taking a breather as 2025 winds down — a chance for investors to buy the dip. This could be a golden opportunity to get exposure to a pair of ETFs before another rally ensues: the Sprott Physical Gold Trust (PHYS) and the Sprott Gold Miners ETF (SGDM).

Gold prices hit an apex in October before taking a breather as 2025 winds down — a chance for investors to buy the dip. This could be a golden opportunity to get exposure to a pair of ETFs before another rally ensues: the Sprott Physical Gold Trust (PHYS) and the Sprott Gold Miners ETF (SGDM).

The holiday season not only presents an opportunity to spend time with loved ones, it also allows investors to tilt their portfolios towards assets that can capture short-term upside. One of those is gold.

Gold has doubled in price in the past two years.

With weakening labor data, the ongoing U.S. shutdown, and a softening dollar, gold demand seems poised to not slow down any time soon.  There are plenty of ways for advisors and investors to capitalize on the ongoing gold craze.

In cases where an asset is in the midst a strong rally, investors are typically gripped with the fear that they already missed out on the major move. That doesn't appear to be the case with gold, which should be approached with a strategic allocation strategy in mind as opposed to simply chasing gains.

Gold doesn't appear to be losing its luster. The the precious metal hit another record high today by crossing the $4,000 per ounce price mark.

The 2025 gold rush is in effect as the price of bullion climbs to new heights and capital flows quickly into gold-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Sprott Gold Miners ETF is up 126% YTD and 453% over 10 years, outperforming gold itself. SGDM's rules-based index emphasizes large gold miners with strong revenue growth, free cash flow yield, and low debt. Despite high momentum and technical strength, SGDM remains risky; limit orders are advised due to mixed liquidity.

Gold surges 41% YTD and hits records as Fed cuts rates, dollar displays weakness and ETF inflows fuel demand, bringing GLD, IAU, SGDM and more into the spotlight.