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GCAD
Gabelli Commercial Aerospace and Defense ETF
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Aug 11, 2026 12:58:48 PM EDT

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As of Aug 11, 2026 1:20:31 PM EDT (<1 min. ago)

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201 days ago • u/Beneficial_Age_6705 • r/ETFs • rate_my_portfolio_weekly_thread_january_19_2026 • C

With everything going on recently I feel like we are exiting the "Global Efficiency" era and entering the "Securitized Resilience" era. To me, this means overweighting hard assets and defense-industrial bases that can survive a fragmented WTO. As such, I’m thinking of reallocating to the following:
25% Defense Tech (GCAD): Focused on the re-militarization of the Arctic and the Golden Dome infrastructure.
20% Strategic Materials (SETM): A play on the "Sovereign Mineral Shields" being erected by middle powers like Canada and Australia.
20% Gold (IAU/GLD): The only neutral settlement asset left if the dollar-weaponization trend continues.
15% Nuclear (NUKZ): Energy sovereignty as the prerequisite for political autonomy.
10% India/Pivot States (FLIN): Capitalizing on the "Indo-Atlantic" corridor that’s bypassing traditional trade friction.
10% Critical Metals (REMX): A call option on the semiconductor supply chain being pulled back into the "Northern Fortress" bloc.
Would love your thoughts and feedback!

201 days ago • u/Beneficial_Age_6705 • r/ETFs • rate_my_portfolio_weekly_thread_january_19_2026 • C

With everything going on recently I feel like we are exiting the "Global Efficiency" era and entering the "Securitized Resilience" era. To me, this means overweighting hard assets and defense-industrial bases that can survive a fragmented WTO. As such, I’m thinking of reallocating to the following:
25% Defense Tech (GCAD): Focused on the re-militarization of the Arctic and the Golden Dome infrastructure.
20% Strategic Materials (SETM): A play on the "Sovereign Mineral Shields" being erected by middle powers like Canada and Australia.
20% Gold (IAU/GLD): The only neutral settlement asset left if the dollar-weaponization trend continues.
15% Nuclear (NUKZ): Energy sovereignty as the prerequisite for political autonomy.
10% India/Pivot States (FLIN): Capitalizing on the "Indo-Atlantic" corridor that’s bypassing traditional trade friction.
10% Critical Metals (REMX): A call option on the semiconductor supply chain being pulled back into the "Northern Fortress" bloc.
Would love your thoughts and feedback!

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