In addition to the cryptocurrency tracking portfolio, I’m also starting the “Shiny Stuff” tracking portfolio in the new year, which will consistent ten different metal commodities.
One downside of this portfolio is it will have to be done through ETFs, which means there will be some noticeable expense ratios attached to each investment. While commodity prices would be expected to go up in the long run, this expense will create a drag. That being said, unless you want to buy the physical metal yourself and store it under your bed, that’s the cost to play. Still, it will be a fascinating group of stocks to watch!
Here are the ten funds, which will each have $100 invested on January 4, 2021:
#. Metal (Ticker) - Expense Ratio
Gold (IAU) - 0.25%
Silver (SLV) - 0.50%
Platinum (PPLT) - 0.60%
Palladium (PALL) - 0.60%
Copper (CPER) - 0.80%
Nickel (JJN) - 0.45%
Aluminum (JJU) - 0.45%
Tin (JJT) - 0.45%
Lead (LD) - 0.75%
Uranium (URA) - 0.69%
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