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The WisdomTree Efficient Gold Plus Equity Strategy Fund endeavors to achieve comprehensive investment growth. It accomplishes this by strategically deploying capital, either directly or through an exclusively owned subsidiary, into a blend of gold futures contracts traded on U.S. exchanges and equity shares of prominent American corporations.
Gold prices posted impressive weekly gains last week, fostering hope for better things for the commodity in the second half of 2026, following a trying first half of the year. Of course, a more substantive rally will benefit ETFs such as the WisdomTree Efficient Gold Plus Equity Strategy Fund (GDE).
WisdomTree Efficient Gold Plus Equity Strategy ETF offers ~1.8x levered exposure to a 50/50 mix of large-cap U.S. stocks and gold in a single low-cost ETF. GDE enables investors to maintain equity exposure while adding a permanent gold allocation, functioning as a capital-efficient, diversified, and levered two-asset solution. The ETF's 0.20% expense ratio is highly competitive, especially given its use of gold futures overlays and leverage, making it more cost-effective than most comparable products.
In today's environment, where geopolitical risk and macro uncertainty are converging, gold is attracting renewed interest. But traditionally, adding it has required trimming core exposures.
Amid war in Iran, gold has betrayed its safe-haven status. The largest bullion-backed ETF is trading lower by nearly 8% over the past month.
WisdomTree is doubling down on its efficient core strategy with the launch of the WisdomTree Efficient U.S. Plus International Equity Fund (NTSD). The actively managed ETF is designed to solve a classic portfolio construction dilemma: how to add global diversification without trimming core U.S. equity positions.