India, Oct. 24 -- Gold prices have risen sharply over the last year. The prized metal's value has gone up over 50 percent year-to-date and over 20 percent since April, the month Donald Trump imposed reciprocal tariffs on imports.

But on Tuesday, the gold spot price saw a big fall, going down 6 percent. This, combined with worries about whether the gold rally is about to run out of steam, has people weighing their options regarding this commodity.

Veteran futures trader Carley Garner was quoted by The Street giving her opinion on the matter.

"Money is flowing into gold ETFs at an unprecedented rate under the impression that doing so is an investment in a diversifying safety asset," she said.

"Yet, gold is a non-income-producing commodi...