WPM
Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. Common Stock
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This is not financial advice but, if it were me, I would dump SLV and SLVP. Keep PSLV (or any Sprott ETF) which is allocated (meaning they are 1:1 for physical:shares), and the physical is held in the Canadian Mint vault. That's about as safe as you can get. There are others that hold in vaults all over the world, such as goldmoney.com. I would NOT keep anything in US vaults or safety deposit boxes.
High quality junior miners are another good bet. Even though silver is down today, some juniors (like HAMRF) are still up for the day.
Aggregators like AG and WPM are doing good overall, but often swing down a little with the spot price, but they are not ETFs. The good thing about aggregators and allocated ETFs are that you can trade for fiat at any time with a click of the mouse, if you need to liquidate all or part at any time. I tend to keep around half in physical and half in the others I mentioned. I wouldn't feel very safe keeping it all in physical and at home, even though I'm surrounded by fencing and security cameras (with plenty of ammo). :-)

I currently own GLD and NEM. What do you think about WPM?

First Majestic (AG) and Weaton Precious Metals (WPM) are good aggregators. Rick Rule suggests now is the time to look for top-line junior miners (search YT for Rick), as they can quickly be 10 to 50 baggers in a bull market. They generally cost less than a dollar per share. DYODD to find the good ones, but Rick does mention some specific names.

This is not financial advice but, if it were me, I would dump SLV and SLVP. Keep PSLV (or any Sprott ETF) which is allocated (meaning they are 1:1 for physical:shares), and the physical is held in the Canadian Mint vault. That's about as safe as you can get. There are others that hold in vaults all over the world, such as goldmoney.com. I would NOT keep anything in US vaults or safety deposit boxes.
High quality junior miners are another good bet. Even though silver is down today, some juniors (like HAMRF) are still up for the day.
Aggregators like AG and WPM are doing good overall, but often swing down a little with the spot price, but they are not ETFs. The good thing about aggregators and allocated ETFs are that you can trade for fiat at any time with a click of the mouse, if you need to liquidate all or part at any time. I tend to keep around half in physical and half in the others I mentioned. I wouldn't feel very safe keeping it all in physical and at home, even though I'm surrounded by fencing and security cameras (with plenty of ammo). :-)

I currently own GLD and NEM. What do you think about WPM?

First Majestic (AG) and Weaton Precious Metals (WPM) are good aggregators. Rick Rule suggests now is the time to look for top-line junior miners (search YT for Rick), as they can quickly be 10 to 50 baggers in a bull market. They generally cost less than a dollar per share. DYODD to find the good ones, but Rick does mention some specific names.