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Among the four dividend-paying gold investments to buy, the two funds offer exposure to diverse gold stocks, while the two industry stalwarts offer the dual opportunity for potential capital gains and income, and the third stock gives exposure to a gold and silver mining company currently completing an acquisition. But BofA Global Research recently cautioned that going long in gold has become a "crowded trade," according to its recent Global Fund Manager Survey.
The strategy of going long to profit from a rise in the gold prices during turbulent times is not a secret. The BofA Global Fund Manager survey found gold ranked as the #1 "most crowded trade in March," according to 35% of its respondents. Likewise, 35% described going long in global semiconductors as a crowded trade. In addition, 38% of the survey respondents called gold overvalued in March, compared to 31% in February, BofA reported.
The bearish sentiment occurred amid military action in Iran, private credit concerns and "frothy bull" sentiment in recent months, BofA indicated. As a result, growth optimism weakened and cash holdings climbed to 4.2%, the investment firm added.
As of the close of the U.S. stock markets on Friday, March 20, gold futures had dipped 2.47% for the day, 10.56% for the past five days and 11.59% for the last month. But gold futures rose 3.75% so far this year, 18.99% in the past six months and 47.58% for the last year.
Four Dividend-paying Gold Investments Revved up to Rise: RING
A good way to benefit from gold's rise is through gold mining company stocks, which usually move in the same direction as gold but by a greater percentage, wrote Bob Carlson, a former pension fund chairman who writes the monthly Retirement Watch investment newsletter and its weekly updates. Carlson, who also invented a proprietary IRA calculator, recommends iShares MSCI Global Gold Miners (RING) among other investments to the subscribers of his investment newsletter that also offers regular updates about topics of interest for retirees and those who want to plan for when their working days are done.
Bob Carlson heads Retirement Watch.
The ETF tracks an index of global gold mining stocks. More than half the fund is in Canadian companies. Another 20% of the companies are in the United States, and about 12% are in South Africa.
The fund recently held 54 securities. The 10 largest positions were 68% of the fund.
RING lost 3.63% on Friday, March 20, 14.13% for the past five days, 23.74% in the last month and 5.65% so far this year. However, it jumped 12.45% for the past six months and 84.84% in the last 12 months.
Four Dividend-paying Gold Investments Revved up to Rise: Connell's Counsel
For the past several months, RING and other gold mining investments have done well, counseled Michelle Connell, who heads Dallas-based Portia Capital Management. The recent pullback in gold investments has dampened RING's results, but its past-year performance had climbed 122% when the current week started, she added.
Michelle Connell heads Portia Capital Management.
"With a recent pullback of 22%, now may be the time to consider establishing a position in RING, an ETF of gold miners," Connell suggested. "As the United States keeps adding $50 billion to its debt every week, the current level is almost $40 trillion. We cannot only look forward to higher interest rates and inflation, but also government spending cuts and increased federal taxes. As a currency of central banks, gold will continue to benefit from our country's lack of fiscal discipline."
Investing in gold mining stocks is a different investment than owning the gold or precious metal itself, Connell counseled.
Gold mining companies have high operating leverage, meaning that their fixed costs are higher than their variable costs, Connell continued. According to many gold mining analyst, the breakeven point for these companies is $1,600 an ounce. Anything over that point goes towards profits. Obviously, at its current price of $4,883 an ounce, gold mining is still very profitable, she advised.
MSCI Inc, the investment firm behind RING, established the ETF so that it always holds a minimum 30 companies involved with gold mining, Connell said. Its top holdings include Newmont Mining (NYSE: NEM), Barrick Gold Corporation (NYSE: B) and Kinross Gold Corporation (NYSE: KGC). RING also offers a current dividend yield of .79%.
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Gold's recent performance is reflected by SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD), the largest physically backed gold ETF in the world. The fund is designed to track the price of gold and has become a common benchmark for investors seeking exposure to the precious metal.
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As the chart shows, gold has followed a generally positive trajectory for the past year, then climbed faster in late 2025 and early 2026. Although it has experienced periodic pullbacks and consolidation, including recent weeks, the overall trend remains up, with prices well above where they stood 12 months ago. However, the magnitude of gold's advance has been more moderate compared with silver's sharp rally during the same period.
Four Dividend-paying Gold Investments Revved up to Rise: NEM
For investors who may feel that they missed a modern-day gold rush, one opportunity is to invest in large, dividend-paying gold mining stocks. That way, even if the share prices dip, investors receive dividend payouts for staying patient.
Citi Research recently offered a positive report for the outlook of Denver-based Newmont Mining Corporation (NYSE: NEM), a major gold producer with stock performance usually linked to gold prices and trends. Newmont Mining, incorporated 105 years ago in 1921, is the world's largest gold mining corporation, with operations in the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Australia, Ghana, Argentina, Peru and Suriname.
Analysts at Citi Research recently updated their model for Newmont Mining's fourth-quarter 2025 results, calculating the stock trading at 7x earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA), and 8% free cash flow (FCF) on spot gold estimated at $5,250 per ounce, and 8x EBITDA and 7% free cash flow on Citi's 2026 estimated gold price of $4,600 per ounce.
"NEM is still pricing well below spot, in our view," Citi Research wrote. "We believe NEM remains a strong equity vehicle for generic gold exposure, with diversified operations mostly in Tier 1 jurisdictions, achievable 2026 guidance and likely to return a lot of capital through the current cycle."
An unanswered question remains the future of NEM, since a possible combination of the company with another gold mining operation could be strategically desirable, but would require some middle-ground on valuation, Citi Research wrote. The investment firm recently raised its price target for NEM to $150 per share, up from $118 per share for its NYSE listing.
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Seasoned investment guide Jim Woods had recommended NEM in his Tactical Trader advisory service from March 18 to April 15, 2025, producing a 13.63% gain until he sent a sell signal. Concurrently, his recommended sale of the shares was accompanied by closing out of related call options to provide a profit of 104.70% in the latter. The Tactical Trader advisory service recommends both stocks and options.
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Four Dividend-paying Gold Investments Revved up to Rise: KGC
Toronto-based Kinross Gold Corporation (NYSE: KGC), founded in 1993, is a global, senior gold mining company with operations and projects in the United States, Brazil, Mauritania, Chile and Canada. The company announced on Feb. 18 that its board of directors approved a 14% increase to its longstanding dividend, equaling $0.16 per share on an annualized basis. That boost is in addition to the dividend hike announced in November 2025, producing a total increase of 33% since third-quarter 2025.
Kinross Gold, a current recommendation in the Forecasts & Strategies investment newsletter, rose 218.11% since its subscribers were advised to buy it on October 14, 2024.
"Kinross Gold (KGC) is my preferred way to own the upside in gold and precious metals," said Jim Woods, who heads Forecasts & Strategies. "The mining firm generates strong cash flow and high margins via its core assets, including the Tasiast and Paracatu mines. This high cash flow and margin equation is why some on Wall Street, including me, call Kinross a 'high-margin, cash machine.'"
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Income investors should appreciate that the Kinross Gold board of directors approved the company's quarterly dividend for fourth-quarter 2025 of $0.04 per common share payable on March 26, 2026, to shareholders of record at the close of business on March 11, 2026.
For Canadian shareholders, the payment is an "eligible dividend" for their domestic income taxes, while dividends paid to shareholders outside Canada will be subject to Canadian non-resident withholding taxes.
As a Canadian-based global senior gold mining company with operations and projects in the United States, Brazil, Mauritania, Chile and Canada, Kinross Gold is focused on providing value through mining, "disciplined growth" and balance sheet strength, according to its management. Kinross Gold shares also are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange with the ticker K, aside from its New York Stock Exchange listing under KGC.
KGC was a recommendation in TNT Trader's portfolio from April 28 to August 11, 2020, producing a 29.68% gain when it was sold. Woods recommends both stocks and options as the leader of TNT Trader.
Four Dividend-paying Gold Investments Revved up to Rise: Perry's Point of View
Another fan of Kinross Gold is Bryan Perry, who is recommending the stock in his Breakout Blue Chip Trader advisory service that recommends stocks and options. Perry also leads the Cash Machine investment newsletter that averages a 10%-plus average annualized dividend yield for its 28 positions, including a gold exchange-traded fund (ETF) that has soared 162.74% since its recommendation on November 12, 2024.
Bryan Perry heads Breakout Blue Chip Trader and Cash Machine.
"The highly divisive narrative surrounding Iran, surging energy prices that threaten to re-ignite inflation and concerns surrounding private credit dominate the investing landscape, where some further progress to end the war is sorely needed with Iran's nuclear weapons ambitions eliminated entirely," Perry wrote in his March 17 issue of Breakout Blue Chip Trader.
For decades, the intellectual elite of high finance dismissed gold as a "non-productive hunk of yellow metal" that pays no dividend and serves no purpose in a digitized, high-speed economy, Perry said. But in 2026, the narrative is starting to wear thin, he added.
"As the veneer of king dollar is showing gapping cracks due to a $38+ trillion U.S. federal deficit that is soaring like a firehose with no cutoff value, gold isn't just a hedge, it is becoming the only remaining exit ramp from a global experiment in fiscal recklessness," Perry apprised. | | | Trading doesn't have to feel like chaos.
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Paul Rollinson, Kinross Gold's chief executive officer, issued an upbeat statement to accompany the company's 2025 fourth-quarter and year-end results, saying 2025 marked another "excellent year" for his company.
"We met our guidance once again, delivered robust margins and generated record free cash flow of $2.5 billion, an 85% increase year over year," Rollinson commented. "We returned approximately $1.5 billion to debt and equity holders and achieved an end-of-year net cash position of $1 billion, further strengthening our balance sheet. These results underscore the consistency of our operating portfolio and our rigorous focus on cost discipline.
"We recently announced that we are proceeding with three U.S.-based projects, Phase X, Curlew and Redbird, which together are expected to contribute over $4 billion of net asset value and extend mine lives. In addition to these U.S. projects, we will have meaningful catalysts in the coming year at both of our world class development projects -- Great Bear and Lobo-Marte."
Kinross Gold is carrying "strong momentum" into 2026 and forecasting another strong year of production of roughly 2.0 million gold equivalent ounces, Rollinson continued. The company's focus will be on margins and cash flow, while holding the line on controllable costs and maintaining capital discipline.
"We are planning to continue with our capital allocation strategy by reinvesting in our business, further strengthening our balance sheet and returning capital to our shareholders," Rollinson stated. "This includes investing an additional $350 million in our business and targeting 40% of free cash flow to return of capital through both share buybacks and dividends."
Four Dividend-paying Gold Investments Revved up to Rise: Geopolitical Risk
Gold can serve as a safe haven for investors seeking to avoid the worst of market drops during times of chaos. However, the precious yellow metal has pulled back a bit since military action began on Feb. 28 between Israel and the United States on one side and Iran on the other.
Reports that gold also has become overbought may have dampened some of the investor interest. While both gold and silver are commonly included under the umbrella of precious metals, their prices and underlying roles in the economy are fundamentally different. The price per ounce for the spot market price of gold on Friday, March 20, ranged between $4,648 and $4,693.
Even though buying silver is much more affordable than purchasing the same amount of the precious yellow metal, gold plays a vital defensive role in markets. Gold is valued less for productivity and industrial uses, and more for asset preservation and as a strategic diversifier in portfolios.
Precious metals offer investors multiple pathways for potential returns, such as through stocks, funds or purchasing the metal outright. For example, Rich Checkan, president and chief operating officer of Asset Strategies International (ASI), of Rockville, Maryland, offers physical bars of silver to purchase as a tangible means of exposure for investors.
Rich Checkan is the COO of Asset Strategies International.
Checkan, a former U.S. Army officer, expressed the view that gold and silver can be grouped together to combine their respective benefits. Gold provides a defensive holding during natural disasters, war time and other calamities, while silver offers greater growth potential. Those who allocate to both precious metals can gain the advantages of each. | | | Sincerely,
Paul Dykewicz, Editor
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