Commodities represent a broad basket of commodities futures contracts including things like precious metals, agricultural products, and oil.
Index Funds
Global Commodities
ETFs in the United States
| Ticker | Provider | Index | Expense Ratio | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GSG | iShares | S&P GSCI | 0.75 | |
ISINUS46428R1077 Dividends— Notes— | ||||
No funds found. See alternatives.
Notes Definitions
- +SCB — Total market fund that includes small caps (85% LCB + 15% SCB)
- +EM — Global fund that includes emerging markets (~90% DEV + 10% EM)
- -CAN — Excludes Canada (or other specified country normally in the index)
- Acc — Accumulating
- Dist — Distributing
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Alternatives
Other options when no commodities funds are available
- Gold — Gold bullion is a commodity that is highly traded with lots of inexpensive fund options.
Definition
The Portfolio Charts commodities data tracks a broad basket of global commodities including things like precious metals, agricultural products, and oil. It utilizes futures contracts to gain exposure to the overall market for various hard goods.
Commodities are nice options for investors looking for a way to diversify away from corporate stocks and financial bonds. A commodities fund is the simplest way to gain access to a wide variety of real assets.
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