Dernières actualités pour SILJ

The Amplify Junior Silver Miners ETF declined 5.54% to $27.60 on September 28, with AUM of approximately $3.80 billion. The fund focuses on small-cap silver mining and streaming companies, and its year-to-date gain of 5.60% was the narrowest among the silver and junior-miner funds in this group before the session's selloff.

The Amplify Junior Silver Miners ETF closed at $29.42 on September 23, falling 5.44% on the day, against an AUM of approximately $3.88 billion. Year-to-date the fund remains up 12.36%. SILJ tracks small-capitalization silver mining companies, making it one of the more volatile entries in the precious-metals equity space, and the single-day loss represents a meaningful reversal against its annual gain.

The Amplify Junior Silver Miners ETF closed at $31.09 on September 22, gaining 4.36% on the session against AUM of approximately $3.9 billion. The fund is up 7.66% year-to-date through that date. SILJ holds small-capitalization silver mining equities, and the single-day move accounts for more than half of its cumulative year-to-date gain.

The Amplify Junior Silver Miners ETF closed at $31.64 on September 02, gaining 5.36% on the day, with assets under management of approximately $4.1 billion. The fund tracks small-cap silver mining equities, and the single-day move represents a gain roughly 63% of its entire year-to-date return of 8.53%.

Amplify Junior Silver Miners ETF (SILJ) fell 4.18% to $30.03 on September 01, with AUM of approximately $4.19 billion. The fund concentrates on small- and mid-cap silver mining and royalty companies. The decline trims a year-to-date gain of 13.26%, reflecting broader pressure on junior precious-metals equities.

Amplify Junior Silver Miners ETF closed at $31.42 on August 19, gaining 9.55% on the day, with AUM of approximately $3.96 billion. The fund targets small- and mid-capitalization silver mining companies. Year-to-date the fund is up 3.65%, with the August 19 move representing one of its largest single-day gains of the year.