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2. List of Australian exchange-traded funds - Wikipedia

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   S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries Accumulation Index AUS 0.39 UMAX Betashares: S&P 500 Yield Maximiser Fund (managed fund) S&P 500 AUS 0.79 WRLD Betashares: Managed Risk Global Share Fund (managed fund) N/A AUS 0.54 YMAX Betashares: Equity Yield Maximiser Fund (managed fund) S&P/ASX 20 AUS 0.79 PMGOLD Perth Mint: Perth Mint Gold ETF AUD Gold AUS 0.15 ESTX

3. Northern Star Acquires De Grey For $3.3 Billion, Secures ...

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   Leading Australian gold miner Northern Star Resources (OTC:NSTYY) has announced a $3.3 billion acquisition of De Grey Mining (OTC:DGMLF), taking over De Grey's prized Hemi gold project. "This ...

4. Largest gold companies - Wikipedia

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   Three of the 10 largest companies by market cap that engage in gold mining, Fresnillo, Buenaventura and Freeport-McMoran (copper/molybdenum) are not included in the first list because they are minor gold producers/most of their revenue comes from a metal other than gold (Fresnillo and Buenaventura rely more on silver, in some lists silver ...

5. 10 Best ASX Stocks to Buy Now - AOL

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   The stock market in Australia is one of the most high performing and active ones in […] You can skip our comprehensive analysis of these Australian stocks and go directly to the 5 Best ASX ...

6. Top 20 Gold Stocks to Buy Despite Irrational Markets

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   While gold stocks seemingly offer a viable solution, their overall performance has been unusually disappointing — with the price of gold down 6.2% as of Oct. 24. When it does, today’s beaten ...

7. List of public corporations by market capitalization - Wikipedia

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   The following is a list of publicly traded companies having the greatest market capitalization, sometimes described as their "market value": [1]. Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the share price on a selected day and the number of outstanding shares on that day.