GNR State Street SPDR S&P Global Natural Resources ETF

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• 4chan /biz/biz·32d ago·Neutral

  >>62657357 Oh, yeah, and to add. SCHD, VIS, GNR transportation like IYT materials like MXI get in the supply chain like SUPL mid stream companies MLPX and AMLP Physical moat giants like COWZ Just search for physical moat funds or something All this s*** is going to win eventually no matter what happens with AI.

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• 4chan /biz/biz·32d ago·Negative

  …s unironically, and maybe unintentionally fits the bill. Almost everything in it is real world. There's broad market industrials, like VIS. Commodity producers like GNR, and a bunch more. That's what I do to hedge for AI both ways. If AI busts, it'll take the whole economy down with t, though. Real world companies will suffer the least amount of damage.

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• 4chan /biz/biz·33d ago·Negative

  …t equity budget is 75% SGRT 3 / SPMO 5 / CHAT 10 / IGM 7 / IUSG 3 FDL 6 / PWV 9 JQUA 5 / FMTM 5 / QFF 2 FNDF 9 / FNDE 2 / DXJ 3 VIS 2 / KWH 2 / SDCI 1.5 / NANR (or GNR) 1 YGLD 6 TYA 3.5 KMLM 5 / CTAP 2.5 / MATE 2 / WTLS 3 / RSSY 2.5 For reference, the CAGR of my portfolio is 13% and volatility is 13%. To compare it to QQQ, QQQ is 13% CAGR with a volatility of 20%. But the backtests for this portfolio aren't amazing because I didn't design it off backtesting. I designed it using robustness te…

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• Newsseekingalpha.com·56d ago·Negative

  GNR: Broad Natural Resources Exposure, But Not The Category's Best Performer State Street SPDR S&P Global Natural Resources ETF offers large, liquid global natural resources exposure but has lagged peers in returns. GNR is attractively valued versus the S&P 500, driven by international and energy sector weighting, but suffers from inferior growth rates and historical underperformance. Despite a supportive macro backdrop for natural resources, GNR lags in recent total returns among comparable ETF

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• 4chan /biz/biz·60d ago·Neutral

  Here is my portfolio. I spent a year researching it and tweaking it. Every ticker is there for a strategic reason, not just, "I'm going to go chase past performance!" For months, it never felt quite right, but now I finally settled on my last tweak. I want other people to copy it so I can make more money. One condition, if oil peaks over $120, sell ERX and buy GNR, then buy ERX again when oil is back under $60 IGM 20% SGRT 10% CHAT 10% FMTM 10% PAVE 7% ROBO 7% DFIV 7% OPPJ 3.5% UGL 3.5% ERX

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