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News
Gold vs Silver: which ETF fits your portfolio better?
June 8, 2026 | 22 mins read
Gold ETF is an exchange-traded fund that invests in physical gold of specified purity (usually 99.5% or higher) and aims to mirror domestic gold prices. Units are listed on the stock exchanges and priced in line with 1 gram gold or a fraction, depending on the scheme’s structure. Silver ETF is similar in structure but invests in physical silver bars of specified purity, tracking domestic silver prices. An ETF’s NAV and market price move in line with silver prices.
Portfolio Risk Management for Beginners: How to Reduce Risk and Grow Wealth
June 8, 2026 | 8 mins read
Markets rarely move in a straight line. A strong rally is often followed by corrections. A big dip is often accompanied by new market positions. And from time to time, even fundamentally strong portfolios can experience huge fluctuations. For beginners, this volatility and uncertainty can feel difficult to navigate. This is where knowing the ins and outs of portfolio risk management becomes crucial. Instead of predicting market movements, smart investors always focus on controlling their risk exposure. Understanding the different sources of risk and knowing the best strategies to mitigate their impact on your portfolio are skills every investor must have.
What Are Gold Options?
June 8, 2026 | 17 mins read
Gold has long been considered one of the most valuable commodities for investors and traders. In financial markets, gold can be traded not only in physical form or through exchange-traded funds but also through derivatives such as gold options. Gold options are derivative contracts that give the buyer the right, without an obligation, to buy or sell gold at a predetermined price before or on a specified expiry date. These contracts are typically linked to gold futures options, meaning their value is derived from the price of gold futures traded on commodity exchanges. Unlike buying physical gold, gold option trading allows market participants to take positions on gold price movements without owning the commodity itself. Traders can use gold options to speculate on price changes, hedge against price fluctuations, or diversify their portfolios.
