FTGC
New money, old-school hedge
PSI Advisors just added 319,821 shares of FTGC, a move valued at roughly $8.27 million based on quarterly average pricing. That’s not pocket change, even by “institutional investor” standards.
Why you should care
When an advisor leans harder into a commodity ETF, it usually says something about what they’re bracing for: sticky inflation, noisy macro headlines, or just a belief that real assets deserve a bigger seat at the table.
For FTGC holders, this kind of purchase can be a small confidence signal. It doesn’t magically change the ETF’s fundamentals, but it does tell you at least one professional money manager thinks commodities still have a role in the portfolio soap opera.
Big picture
ETFs like FTGC tend to get attention when investors start looking for hedges instead of hero trades. If inflation fears keep hanging around like an uninvited guest, commodity exposure may stay in the conversation.