With no changes to any of the iShares models this week, we look at the iShares MSCI Global Gold Miners ETF (RING).
There are no changes to any of the iShares models this week. Despite the recent sell-off, precious metals remains one of the strongest areas in US equities as the precious metals group currently ranks first out of all 40 groups in the NDW group matrix. Investors looking to add exposure to precious metals on this pullback should consider the iShares MSCI Global Gold Miners ETF (RING). RING currently has a near-perfect 5.87 fund score, which is 0.74 points better than the average for all precious metals funds, and a positive 1.27 score direction.
After giving two consecutive sell signals on its trend chart, RING found support at $59 and returned to a buy signal with a double top at $63, signaling that the uptrend in precious metals may be resuming. RING’s market relative strength (RS) chart offers additional positive evidence for the fund; RING has been on a buy signal on its market RS chart since May 2024 and in trading earlier this week, it reversed up into a column of Xs, once again showing short-term relative strength against the market. While RING has now rallied roughly 15% from its November low, it remains in actionable territory on its 10-week trading band with a weekly overbought/oversold (OBOS) reading of 47%. Year-to-date (through 11/12) RING has gained 141.6% on a price return basis.
