Gold Investment Corner V7, all about gold
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 Mar 4 2014, 01:42 PM
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QUOTE(sonicbull @ Mar 1 2014, 12:03 AM) once you bought physical gold, won't it be hard to sell it? You are going to sell in lowyat? The best tip for liquidity in gold is not to buy to large bars if you are wealthy. Buy 1 oz gold coins or no larger than 100 gram gold bars. If you buy 1 kg gold bars, liquidity may be lower although here in Singapore at least there's many dealers accepting them as well. |
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Mar 4 2014, 01:43 PM
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QUOTE(meistsh_musical @ Mar 3 2014, 11:21 PM) gold going rise!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's not really gold raising as much as it is the fiat currencies losing value.... Inflation for essentials are still very high....sell and buy again |
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Mar 4 2014, 03:51 PM
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QUOTE(yrh0413 @ Oct 29 2013, 10:07 AM) Hi there MeowGoldKelisa, Thanks for mentioning us. Let me know if you have any questions about us or precious metals in general. I've been in the industry for about 10 years and are happy to answer.For purchase of gold and silver I would suggest you make your first few purchase at local shops (many forumers advertise their gold/silver wares here in the forum). Feel the physical stuff, and understand its appearance/weight/feel. Get familiar with your stuff. Once you are confident in the real stuff, try to source your metals from the cheapest source if possible. For investment you want to buy at the lowest price lowest spread. Nowadays I usually source my gold and silver from Singapore, and sometimes from APMEX/Gainsville when they have decent offers. For gold I stick with 1oz (good balance in terms of price and premiums); fractional gold tend to have high premiums. Here are some online sites you may compare prices and source from them: Bullionstar, Singapore Goldsilvercentral, Singapore APMEX, USA Gainsvillecoin, USA Again a gentle reminder... spend a bit more and get hold of some physical gold and silver from local shops first before you purchase online. Those dealers listed above are reputable and well-established, but do factor in shipping charges/exchange rates/bank charges etc. Cheers, and stack on!  |
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May 12 2014, 12:41 PM
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QUOTE(spring onion @ Mar 7 2014, 09:24 PM) is it ok to buy and trade gold via forex platform for long term? I would certainly not recommend buying gold via Forex for long term as it is not backed up with real physical gold. It's much safer to buy segregated specific gold items that you store. An alternative is to buy Vault Grams offered by Bullionstar which is a trading product but being backed up with real physical gold.If you are interested in buying gold and store in Singapore or pick it up in Singapore, feel free to contact us |
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May 12 2014, 12:43 PM
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QUOTE(yrh0413 @ Oct 29 2013, 10:07 AM) Hi there MeowGoldKelisa, Here is a site with different bullion dealers in Singapore For purchase of gold and silver I would suggest you make your first few purchase at local shops (many forumers advertise their gold/silver wares here in the forum). Feel the physical stuff, and understand its appearance/weight/feel. Get familiar with your stuff. Once you are confident in the real stuff, try to source your metals from the cheapest source if possible. For investment you want to buy at the lowest price lowest spread. Nowadays I usually source my gold and silver from Singapore, and sometimes from APMEX/Gainsville when they have decent offers. For gold I stick with 1oz (good balance in terms of price and premiums); fractional gold tend to have high premiums. Here are some online sites you may compare prices and source from them: Bullionstar, Singapore Goldsilvercentral, Singapore APMEX, USA Gainsvillecoin, USA Again a gentle reminder... spend a bit more and get hold of some physical gold and silver from local shops first before you purchase online. Those dealers listed above are reputable and well-established, but do factor in shipping charges/exchange rates/bank charges etc. Cheers, and stack on! |
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