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Funds, stocks, and articles on Dividend Vision tagged "Gold".

136 tickers carry the Gold tag on Dividend Vision (51 ETFs, 77 Stocks, 2 Closed-End Funds, 6 ETNs). The highest distribution rates are NUGY (61.87%), GDXW (50.86%), GDXY (44.16%). 4 articles cover the theme, most recently "Bitcoin Is Rallying: Which High-Yield ETFs Benefit Most?".

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136 tickers

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ETFs (51)

TickerIssuerNameDist. RateInception
NUGYGraniteSharesGraniteShares YieldBOOST Gold Miners ETF61.87%Nov 18, 2025
GDXWRoundhill InvestmentsRoundhill Gold Miners WeeklyPay ETF50.86%Oct 30, 2025
GDXYYieldMaxYieldMax Gold Miners Option Income Strategy ETF44.16%May 20, 2024
BGLDFirst TrustFT Vest Gold Strategy Quarterly Buffer ETF28.56%Jan 20, 2021
GLDWRoundhill InvestmentsRoundhill Gold WeeklyPay ETF26.60%Oct 30, 2025
GOLIDefiance ETFsDefiance Gold Enhanced Options Income ETF25.92%Apr 2, 2025
ISBGQuantify FundsIncomeSTKd 1X Bitcoin & 1X Gold Premium ETF18.29%Jan 20, 2026
KGLDKurvKurv Gold Enhanced Income ETF17.26%Jul 8, 2025
GLDNNicholas Wealth ManagementNicholas Gold Income ETF16.03%Feb 18, 2026
YGLDSimplify ETFsSimplify Gold Strategy PLUS Income ETF14.71%Dec 2, 2024
IAUINEOSNEOS Gold High Income ETF12.51%Jun 5, 2025
IGLDFirst TrustFT Vest Gold Strategy Target Income ETF®7.27%Mar 2, 2021
SGDJSprottSprott Junior Gold Miners ETF2.95%Mar 31, 2015
JNUGDirexionDirexion Daily Junior Gold Miners Index Bull 2X Shares2.72%Oct 3, 2013
JDSTDirexionDirexion Daily Junior Gold Miners Index Bear 2X Shares2.64%Oct 3, 2013
DUSTDirexionDirexion Daily Gold Miners Index Bear 2X Shares2.40%Dec 8, 2010
USGUSCF InvestmentsUSCF Gold Strategy Plus Income Fund2.24%Nov 3, 2021
ESBGFirst TrustFirst Trust Enhanced Stocks, Bonds & Gold ETF1.70%Nov 18, 2025
RINGiSharesiShares MSCI Global Gold Miners ETF1.51%Jan 31, 2012
NUGTDirexionDirexion Daily Gold Miners Index Bull 2X Shares1.31%Dec 8, 2010
GDXJVanEckVanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF1.12%Nov 10, 2009
SGDMSprottSprott Gold Miners ETF1.08%Jul 14, 2014
GOAUU.S. Global InvestorsU.S. Global GO GOLD and Precious Metal Miners ETF1.03%Jun 27, 2017
AUMIThemesThemes Gold Miners ETF0.95%Dec 12, 2023
GDTWisdomTreeWisdomTree Efficient TIPS Plus Gold Fund0.92%Jan 20, 2026
GDXVanEckVanEck Gold Miners ETF0.79%May 16, 2006
GDMNWisdomTreeWisdomTree Efficient Gold Plus Gold Miners Strategy Fund0.31%Dec 14, 2021
GOEXGlobal XGlobal X Gold Explorers ETF0.25%Nov 3, 2010
GDEWisdomTreeWisdomTree Efficient Gold Plus Equity Strategy Fund0.23%Mar 17, 2022
AAAUGoldman SachsGoldman Sachs Physical Gold ETF—Jul 24, 2018
AUAUGlobal XGlobal X Gold Miners ETF—Dec 9, 2025
BARGraniteSharesGraniteShares Gold Trust—Aug 31, 2017
BPROBitwise InvestmentsBitwise Proficio Currency Debasement ETF—Jan 22, 2026
BTGDQuantify FundsSTKd 100% Bitcoin & 100% Gold ETF—Oct 7, 2024
CEFSprottSprott Physical Gold and Silver Trust—Jan 16, 2018
FGDLFranklin TempletonFranklin Responsibly Sourced Gold ETF—Jun 30, 2022
GBUGSprottSprott Active Gold & Silver Miners ETF—Feb 19, 2025
GDXDREX SharesMicroSectors Gold Miners -3X Inverse Leveraged ETNs—Dec 2, 2020
GDXUREX SharesMicroSectors Gold Miners 3X Leveraged ETNs—Dec 2, 2020
GLDState StreetSPDR Gold Shares—Nov 18, 2004
GLDMState StreetSPDR Gold Minishares Trust of beneficial interest—Jun 25, 2018
GLLProSharesProShares UltraShort Gold—Dec 1, 2008
GLTRAberdeenabrdn Physical Precious Metals Basket Shares ETF—Oct 22, 2010
IAUiSharesiShares Gold Trust—Jan 21, 2005
IAUMiSharesiShares Gold Trust Micro—Jun 15, 2021
OUNZVanEckVanEck Merk Gold Trust—May 16, 2014
RSSXReturn StackedReturn Stacked U.S. Stocks & Gold/Bitcoin ETF—May 29, 2025
SGOLAberdeenabrdn Physical Gold Shares ETF—Sep 9, 2009
UGLProSharesProShares Ultra Gold—Dec 1, 2008
USAFAtlas Capital TeamAtlas America Fund—Nov 19, 2024
YSAUTexas CapitalTexas Precious Metals Trust Y'all Street Physical Gold ETF—Jul 15, 2026

Stocks (77)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
GFI—Gold Fields Limited5.86%
HMY—Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited3.94%
AU—AngloGold Ashanti plc3.45%
DRD—DRDGOLD Limited2.60%
GOLD—Gold.com, Inc.2.08%
BTG—B2Gold Corp.1.67%
EQX—Equinox Gold Corp.1.34%
CGAU—Centerra Gold Inc.0.99%
EGO—Eldorado Gold Corporation0.95%
RGLD—Royal Gold Inc.0.84%
KGC—Kinross Gold Corporation0.72%
WPM—Wheaton Precious Metals Corp.0.65%
AGI—Alamos Gold Inc.0.53%
ASA—ASA Gold and Precious Metals Limited0.21%
AAUC—Allied Gold Corporation—
ALVLF—Big Ridge Gold Corp—
ARGTF—Artemis Gold Inc—
ASM—Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd.—
AUCCF—Goldplay Mining Inc—
AUMN—Golden Minerals Company—
AUXXF—Allegiant Gold Ltd—
BARUF—Baru Gold Corp—
BAUFF—Blue Star Gold Corp—
BYAGF—Banyan Gold Corp—
CGLCF—Cassiar Gold Corp—
CHPGF—Chesapeake Gold Corp.—
CHXMF—Troilus Gold Corp—
CRCUF—Canagold Resources Ltd—
DAUGF—Desert Gold Ventures Inc—
DBLVF—Doubleview Gold Corp—
DC—Dakota Gold Corp.—
EGMCF—Emgold Mining Corporation—
EMGDF—Eminent Gold Corp—
ENDGF—Endurance Gold Corporation—
ESGLF—EnviroGold Global Limited—
FFMGF—First Mining Gold Corp—
FGLDF—Falcon Gold Corp—
FGOVF—Freegold Ventures Limited—
FMANF—Freeman Gold Corp—
FNAUF—Four Nines Gold Inc—
GALKF—Galantas Gold Corporation—
GARWF—Golden Arrow Resources Corp—
GAU—Galiano Gold Inc—
GGGOF—Galane Gold Ltd—
GGLDF—Getchell Gold Corp—
GHVNF—GoldHaven Resources Corp—
GLDG—GoldMining Inc—
GLGDF—GoGold Resources Inc.—
GLNS—Golden Star Resource Corp—
GORO—Goldgroup Mining Inc.—
GPOTF—Gold Port Corporation—
GRCAF—Gold Springs Resource Corp—
GROY—Gold Royalty Corp.—
GSHRF—Goldshore Resources Inc—
GSRFF—Golden Shield Resources Inc—
HSLV—Highlander Silver Corp.—
HWAUF—Headwater Gold Inc—
IAG—IAMGOLD Corporation—
IAUX—i-80 Gold Corp.—
IDR—Idaho Strategic Resources, Inc.—
IEGCF—Independence Gold Corp—
ITRG—Integra Resources Corp—
JGLDF—Japan Gold Corp—
KDKGF—Klondike Gold Corp—
KLGDF—Kalo Gold Holdings Corp—
KTGDF—K2 Gold Corporation—
LCGMF—Lion Copper and Gold Corp—
LECRF—Leocor Gold Inc—
LGCFF—Lavras Gold Corp.—
LGCXF—Lahontan Gold Corp.—
LGDTF—Liberty Gold Corp—
LRDJF—St. James Gold Corp—
NFGC—New Found Gold Corp—
NG—NovaGold Resources Inc.—
PZG—Paramount Gold Nevada Corp—
SA—Seabridge Gold Inc.—
USAS—Americas Gold and Silver Corporation—

Closed-End Funds (2)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
GGNGabelli FundsGAMCO Global Gold, Natural Resources & Income Trust8.25%
PHYSSprottSprott Physical Gold Trust—

ETN (6)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
GLDIUBS Asset ManagementCredit Suisse X-Links Gold Shares Covered Call ETN17.62%
DGPDeutsche BankDB Gold Double Long ETN—
DGZDeutsche BankDB Gold Short ETN—
DULLREX SharesMicroSectors™ Gold -3X Inverse Leveraged ETN—
DZZDeutsche BankDB Gold Double Short ETN—
SHNYREX SharesMicrosectors Gold 3x Leverage ETN—

4 articles

Blog posts covering this theme or the tickers tagged with it.

  • Bitcoin Is Rallying: Which High-Yield ETFs Benefit Most?

    Bitcoin rallied 21.1% in four sessions. Some income ETFs kept almost all of it; others kept almost none — and the biggest payers were usually the worst. We compared yield, Distribution Safety Score™, total return and a new metric, Bitcoin Rally Capture, across 18 Bitcoin-linked income funds.

  • Bitcoin Pays No Dividend — Here's How to Earn Income From Crypto Anyway

    Bitcoin is the debasement trade's newest hard asset — and it famously pays zero income. Here's the full menu for income investors: staking ETFs, crypto-treasury preferreds, Bitcoin and Ether covered-call funds paying 27–95% distribution rates, and stacked funds pairing crypto with gold or stocks (plus the total-return fine print those rates leave out).

  • The Debasement Trade Pays Nothing — Here's How to Earn Income From Gold Anyway

    Gold is the market's favorite hedge against deficits and currency debasement — and it famously pays zero income. Here's the full menu for income investors: bullion ETFs, miner dividends, royalty compounders, and the new wave of options-income gold funds paying 15–40%+ distribution rates (plus the NAV-erosion fine print that comes with them).

  • The Forever Stamp Took 19 Years to Double. Your Dividend Income Can Do It in 7.

    On July 12, 2026 the Forever stamp hit 82 cents — exactly double its 41-cent debut in 2007. That's one double in ~19 years. The S&P 500 doubled almost three times over the same stretch — but you can't mail a letter with a paper gain. Here's how the Rule of 72 applies to your income stream, and the income-fund counterpart for every doubling engine: S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, and gold.

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