Now USD1319/oz 

I mean jewellery. 916 jewellery. I bought a men ring.

Can sell to him anytime. Follow goldsmith rate. Rate of melting. Slightly different though.

So now I will focus on jewellery. Haha...

Bear in mind, do not buy jewellery that contains stone. It has no value for stone. Just for decoration only. Stones are those fake diamonds.

My friend has a shop in town, where he buys used gold or jewellery from walk in customers and pay them cash. Maybe he bought in RM115/g, sell me RM125/g.

It's better than buying new one.

google Darul Emas Perak Berhad

it's real! I don't do risky stake just like everyone else. My friend is quite a trusted one. His shop has density meter and gold testing stone and acids. I tested~

It's stamped with 916. He has Public Gold too. But that one he keeps to his own. Not for sales. I guess he bought it from customer when it was RM150, thats why not selling because cost is higher.

check this out.
http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=109&pg=824&ac=46&bb=file

what is the buying price yesterday and selling price today? sure can profit?

its going down by a bit, seem like there are lot of gold haters out there 

guys where do you buy your gold from? paper gold or physical? mind giving me some tips which is better?

Do u buy bars or coins?

Thanks, waiting for price drop

Last weekend saw 999 gold was rm170 in poh kong, been waiting to buy gold bullion hope to get it lower price

Jewellery gold are much more expensive. U pay more for their craftsmanship which don't worth anything when u sell.

pawn shop? realiable or not...takut the gold inside kosong 

Gold holds gains

Gold prices ended up around one percent on Friday, driven up by a possible shutdown of US government operations next week and the threat of a debt default in the middle of October, as well as by the prospects for continued easy monetary policy from the Federal Reserve.

“Number one, people are worried about what’s going on with the potential government shutdown and looking to gold for a safe asset,” said New York Donald Selkin, chief market strategist at National Securities Corp. in New York.

“And second,” he said, “The comments from Fed President Evans, when he said ‘No tapering,’ which means the dollar could weaken and gold would go up because there’s more money floating around.”

moving up   

US shutdown means US currency drop.
Gold is in USD.
So Gold drop. make sense right?