for paper gold, uob offers lower spread.
for physical gold, uob offers more product.

i think they will update their price according to the market. coz got some forumers here mentioned that the price when he inquires with the bank about opening the account and the price that he actually has to pay to open the account are different. meaning that during the process of his application to open the account, the gold price increased abit and he has to pay extra from the earlier price he was quoted. the same goes with forex rate (refreshed a number of times in a day).

the coins are sealed in plastic casing. u'll be issued with a receipt as well. however, u can ask them not to put ur name on the receipt. who knows later u wanna sell to other people instead of selling to the bank.

to sell back to uob, the coins must be sealed in original plastic and i think, the receipt must be produced. not really sure about the receipt though.

bro, why are u like this? if u dont like Quinn or his posts, u can just ignore them. why the need to shoot him down?
there are others who gets benefit from what Quinn is sharing.
all of us have our own way of making money, but that does not make one superior than the other.
isn't the aim for this forum is for us to share how to profit from gold investment?
than lets share. be it ichimoku or ur gut feeling, physical or paper gold, our ultimate goal are the same; to make more money.
pls dont flame others la. its not syiok la if like this...

if you fear that the market will crash, this article should help you understand more.

the Dow theory
http://www.investopedia.com/university/Dow.../#axzz1ZJIHE9rq

there will be phases of bull market, volume, and bearish reversal signal that we can find impending a market crash. this will help us a bit in preparing for the worst.

No. only PBB can. Pls do check info on 1st page.
This question has been asked and answered numerous times.

This post has been edited by Nidz: Sep 29 2011, 01:36 PM

gold coins and bars are tax free.
no need to declare or tell anyone that u have them with u.

silver bars are tax free, but coins 15%.