can sell back to me at discount. 

it is possible to sell you kijang on the open market at Spot minus a few %, very close to Bank prices
lots of buyers around now.

When i bought Kijang, i did ask the officer about sell back. She mention we doesn't required to bring anything, except the Kijang. duh 

But asking and actual selling is two different thing.

Btw, i still keep my receipt.

We MUST READ THIS  "WHEN SHOULD YOU SELL YOUR GOLD???"

If you study the 30 day history of gold on the market, available here, you will note two distinct patterns – one, that gold has made huge gains in the past 30 days, and two, that the price has often bottomed out in a matter of days or even hours

The most convenient and easy way to sell your gold is through an online gold broker. Using an online gold broker to get cash for your gold eliminates the need to search for a reputable local gold broker, which may be difficult to find in smaller markets and rural areas, while also saving you time and money.

Selling your gold to an online broker is a safe, secure method of getting cash for gold while the value of gold is still high. It’s as simple as contacting the gold broker, requesting a gold kit, and dropping the insured mailer in your mailbox. The gold broker will then give you an appraisal for your items, and if you decide to sell, the broker will then make payment for your gold.

Prophetjul,
Don't angry with me, i just copy from the GOLD NEWS.. (Only the info we must read and to study) Not to follow it all...

Well, I know for a fact when there's those stalls of Cash4Gold, fiat money is on the runs ... only very financially unwise people are unloading personal gold for small gains.

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Added on September 5, 2011, 3:48 pm

The bank or the Kijang you want to haul? Which one get better compensation? Lawsuit or on-the-spot exchange? 

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my two cents opinion


as only those who have physical gold would enjoy the maximum benefit of the price increase

GOLD is GOD's money will never lose - ONLY PROFITt

dun waste your time . It's a private arrangement between themselves.

Investors who were putting their money in Swiss Francs were badly hit. So most of them would have pulled put but didnt go into stocks or gold which probably led to gold dropping in tandem with stocks. But wait for the European stock markets to open later in the afternoon before we can gauge the true impact of the Swiss Franc peg. Gold currently trading at US$1,877 now. We should see a price of about RM 182/g on Maybank this morning.

I agree with that. If you put long term for gold your return can up to 50% for 1 year.
If u manage to buy 500gm x 50%, do the math

Mistype    should be 2 yrs

but 2004 is so old liao.. did you see the trend of recent year? 2010, 2009?

theres no guarantee, but confirm is the return will be there, even 5.37 is better than fix deposit saving.

bro, U should encourage these fellows lar since U bought at nearly all time low, since they're not statistically inclined and think gold's the greatest
Let them chase it higher (and U know what to do lar  )
In trading, it's a negative (including brokerage/middle-men costs) sum game, gotta have a someone holding the last bag mar 

the word "maybe'?    you would like to buy at affordable price or even miss the boat?

"HIGH" is very subjective for different people, some people might have the capital to go in high while other wait for low end, but eventually it will go up again, it depend how much you would like to profit from there, set your target and go in with your affordable capital, you will never know when it will be lowest or when will it be at highest.

enlighten me, where will it hit the lowest? i know everyone will want to earn with the highest margin, but you 'might' miss the boat.

btw, this is my personal thought and it might not promise a good return

normally what condition the price will be corrected?

it was done before 2008 US recession??

wow, you sure? it will hit 'big' correction? like the prediction at 1600?

hmm.. if im in 2008, buy at 1033 and buy even more at 681, sell at 1800.. profit? both still "profit", is just one earn 30% less then the other  , i know everyone want to earn the most they can get, but just don't be too greedy  .

like all the people advising, don't go for short term,  hmm but they don't guarantee long term also profit la.

 

but can put it in layman language?