HK ETFDetailed Quotes
02840 SPDR Gold Trust
- 2088.000
- -14.000-0.67%
Not Open Feb 26 16:08 CST
2102.000High2082.000Low
2102.000High2082.000Low23.18KVolume2100.000Open2102.000Pre Close48.37MTurnover0.01%Turnover Ratio--P/E (Static)316.30MShares2120.00052wk High--P/B660.43BFloat Cap1506.50052wk Low--Dividend TTM316.30MShs Float2120.000Historical High--Dividend LFY0.95%Amplitude536.000Historical Low2086.954Avg Price5Lot Size--Div YieldTTM--Div Yield LFY
• Last week, GLDHK was up 3.5% to HKD1,942.00 while local underlyings such as PBBANK, RHBBANK and TENAGA were up by 6.0%, 2.7% and 1.5% respectively.
• Investors can refer to the heatmap pentagon alert on our homepage which shows all un...
•The SPDR® Gold Trust (GLDHK; 2840 HK) is up 0.7% to HKD1,811 as at 10.45AM this morning, 3.7% higher month-to-date.
•The GLDHK is an exchange traded fund (ETF) with shares listed on the Hong Kong exchange. It is designed to reflect the price performance of the gold bullion as it tracks the LBMA ...
•Investors may gain leveraged exposure to the Japan market with Macquarie's focus NIKKEI call (NIKKEI-CI and NIKKEI-CH) and put warrants (NIKKEI-HE). Check out their live matrix here.
💹Shares of S P Setia (SPSETIA) traded highe...
Gold, recognized worldwide as a stabilizing force during financial turmoil, has seen its status as a safe-haven asset increasingly reinforced within the global financial system.
The current historic surge in gold prices not only reflects a growing market demand for traditional safe havens but is also the result of a complex interplay of macroeconomic drivers: collective gold purchasing actions by g...
Wen favored stocks that are well-positioned to benefit towards the latter part of the rate-hike cycle, including $TENCENT (00700.HK)$ , $KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$ , and $BIDU-SW (09888.HK)$.
And stocks that should be stable performers, such as $CHINA MOBILE (00941.HK)$ and $SPDR Gold Trust (02840.HK)$ . ...
• VanEck Morningstar International Moat ETF (NYSE:MOTI): ha bajado un 6% hasta la fecha (aproximadamente la mitad de la cartera procede de China, Reino Unido y Francia
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