Etfmg Prime Junior Silver Miners ETF (SILJ)

$10.07 0.34 (3.27%)

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5 Silver ETFs That Will Keep Shining

By Todd Shriber, InvestorPlace Contributor Aug 14, 2019

Silver ETFs are on fire and these five funds are among the best that focus on that theme. Here's what investors need to know about each ETF.

The 5 Best ETFs in 2016 … So Far

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Day's Range $10.07 - $10.54

52-Week Range $9.79 - $15.66

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