so, u wanna be a stacker!

i think i have written enough about the process of buying at silver bullion.
yes, must register first, no over the counter sale.
bank transfer, then collect. or pay cash at collection. no credit cards.
if an item shows no stock, can't place order; there are some items showing "place order to receive in X weeks".
security... it's in a public commercial building with security guards.
no need to worry too much unless you are dealing in the millions.
i am a customer, not a staff or promoter of this outfit.

there are other bullion traders, i have not used them, but others have, they can tell you more: take time to compare prices, terms & conditions.
https://mybulliontrade.com/product-category.../buy-gold-bars/
https://www.buysilvermalaysia.com/
https://www.silverbullion.com.my/Shop/Buy/Gold_Bars

happy stacking!

Im not a stacker. I stick to paper gold and silver, using ETFs in a brokerage account. Easy to buy and sell with ultra low spreads.

2 very interesting videos this morning:

$8K GOLD ALERT! 100,000 Tons Locked in BRICS Vaults - Global Gold Liquidity DEAD! -Andrew Maguire.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65WEdzmmPUY
maguire suspect brics now has >100,000 tons of gold while USA may not even have all the official 8133 tons.
he believes physical gold buying continues to be strong and is slowly taking over pricing from the paper gold market.
with QT ending on Dec 1 and likely leading to QE to deal with $38 tril debt, you hv an idea what's coming about $, inflation, bond prices.
at the same time, there have been new reports of rising liquidity issues, adding pressure to resume QE.

This is Huge! Gold and Silver will no longer be available in LBMA Vaults Next Month - Bill Holter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slSjMqinB78
holter thinks physical gold & silver has been drained away by central banks, institutional funds, bullion banks.
with reducing open interest (paper trading) and incr EFP (exchange for physical), the metal exchanges are running dry.
he thinks cracks will widen dramatically by Dec delivery date.
he also cautions that a breakdown in the gold or silver derivatives market may bring financial chaos.

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Nov 2 2025, 10:32 AM

Which platform u using?

Any regulated broking account can, like moomoo, rakuten, cgs, webull.

Wow once there are some stock of Gold Bullion available for sale by the Bullion Dealer they were quickly sold out. !
These smart buyers are watching and waiting for more Gold Bullion available for purchase.

Best wishes

There's certainly a huge demand worldwide for the two metals now.

Reports allude to massive deliveries out of London, new York.

Silver is especially interesting as there has been a supply deficit for last 5 years. Big consumption in solar panels, EV batteries. But price too low, not much mining. When the paper trade defaults on delivery, price will skyrocket to re-establish market equilibrium.

if u have interest in getting some silver, these 38 mins will be very educational & informative:

500% SILVER Price Explosion Incoming! The ULTIMATE SHOCKWAVE Is Starting Now" : John Rubino 2025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R7JcdHiQg0&t=1784s

JUst had a thought on gold and gold buyers.
In the past during a gold bull, most buyers are ETFs and retail.
But gold is traded across the spectrum. ie gold is moved across the sellers and buyers.

This time round, something fundamental about the buyers have changed.
And that is, Central Banks have come as big buyers into the picture in a big way this time.
And the thing is this: Central Banks do not trade their gold buys normally, especially the big buyers like China, Poland, Russsia,etc.
THEY DO NOT SELL THEIR GOLD BOUGHT. THESE GOLD GOES INTO THEIR TREASURY AND IS NEVER SEEN AGAIN.
This means that physical gold is being mopped off liquidity from the market by these banks.
So, if we see that the supply from the miners is in deficit of these huge buying, we may see gold increase incessantly for the near future.
Caveat is if the Central Banks stop buying.

Just my thoughts.

Many people commented that if you hold Gold on long term you will reap the financial rewards.
Gold has a proven track record of thousands of years.
Central Banks continuing to buy and hoard Gold bars is already a very good sign.
Buying on dips could be a wise move provided there is Gold stock for available for you to purchase.

Best Wishes

If you looked at my slogan, it says "Long gold since 2002"

you thought right!

Globally, central banks officially added a net 39 tonnes of gold to their holdings in September. That was up 79 percent month-on-month and was above the 12-month average of 27 tonnes.
https://www.fxstreet.com/analysis/central-b...er-202511041921

when central banks buy gold for reserves, they don't care about the price.
total non-US central banks gold reserves now exceed holding in US treasuries.
current pullback in gold is expected. question is where is the bottom... 3900, 3700, 3500?
all the best to those waiting to buy!

silver is gong thru a different path. central banks don't buy silver but it has irreplaceable industrial uses.
world silver supply-demand has been in deficit for 5 years.
now, china as world's 2nd largest silver producer just imposed export restrictions on silver.
as the LBMA get squeezed on physical deliveries, the gurus expect something big to happen in Dec.

the metal gurus are all singing the same song now..."debt-credit crisis, fiat currencies demise, rise of precious metals, bretton woods2..."

Lot of 1oz silver stock in Silver Bullion KL now!

This post has been edited by tropik: Nov 5 2025, 11:46 AM

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This post has been edited by nexona88: Nov 5 2025, 02:06 PM

not much in terms of weight!

can see they were only able to get some 1oz of less known brands.

i heard that it is now hard to source silver bars; traders may have to bid at higher price to secure them.

with import duty & SST, decide which ones u want to buy, hold, invest...

from SB website, buy-sell spread for 999 silver:

1 oz coin 22.9%
1 oz bar 16.8%
10 oz bar 13%
1kg (31.1oz) bar 8.8%
100 oz bar 7.3%
15 kg (466 oz) bar 3.6%

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Nov 5 2025, 02:39 PM

evreybody dumped their gold or crouching, hidden waiting to buy?!

the last few days for gold had been rather "uneventful" - consolidating, dipped, looking for a bottom.

earlier in the week, some gurus were quite sure gold price was showing a bear flag, shud go down to $3700, even 3500.

the lowest it got to was 3887, a touch below the 50MA.of 3892.

there are signs now that a bottom may have been reached and a reversal is in progress.

some gurus now say there's a good chance that a very strong leg up is in the making.

but first, it need to cross 4092 to turn bullish.

gold
$4015/oz; RM540/g

silver
$48.76; RM6.557/g

RM4.1285/$; DXY 99.98

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Nov 6 2025, 04:31 PM

Gold trivia

In 1999 and 2002, then-Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown ordered the Bank of England to sell about half of the UK's gold reserves, raising £3.5 billion at an average price of $275 per ounce. The decision was made to diversify the UK's reserves, and it has since been widely criticized as a major financial blunder because the price of gold has since risen dramatically, costing the UK billions in lost potential value.

The decision: In 1999, Gordon Brown announced the sale of over half of the UK's gold reserves, a move that surprised the market.

The sale: The Bank of England, acting on behalf of the Treasury, sold 395 tonnes of gold between 1999 and 2002.

The price: The gold was sold at an average price of $275 per ounce, which was at a historical low at the time.

The cost: At today's prices, the gold reserves sold would be worth significantly more, and the decision is considered one of the worst investment decisions in British economic history.

The motivation: The sale was intended to diversify the UK's reserves away from gold and into foreign currencies like the U.S. Dollar and the Euro, which were expected to generate better returns.

The consequence: While the sale raised £3.5 billion, the UK has missed out on trillions of pounds in value due to the subsequent surge in the price of gold.

UK still has 311 tons. singapore has 305, cambodia 54, malaysia 39.

US treasury sec scott bessent is a gold bug, he will not make that mistake!

on the contrary, if the US revalues their 8133 tons from $42.22 to 15,000, they can issue another $3-4 tril w/o doing anything else.

that may sound a joke but some metal gurus think it's more likely that anyone thinks!

as of info today, central banks are still buying gold for reserves:

Largest buyers: The National Bank of Poland was the largest reported buyer year-to-date by August, adding 67 tonnes. Other major buyers included Kazakhstan, Turkey, China, and the Czech Republic. Kazakhstan was the largest buyer in both May and the third quarter. The Central Bank of Brazil resumed gold purchases for the first time since 2021.

as the US gomen returns to work, the risk-on bets have returned.

gold & silver usually will go down with risk on behavior but not at this time.

both rallied big last night, probably becos they are driven more by other things like de$, inflation, etc.

most gurus now say the low has been been reached. even Detusch Bank thinks so.

they say this leg up can potentially go on for months after shaking off the most uncommitted speculators.

fed rate cut expected in dec, year end targtes are $5000 for gold, $67 for silver. Enjoy!

gold $4135/oz; RM553/g

silver $50.75; RM6.79/g

RM4.1605/$; DXY 99.72

https://www.nst.com.my/business/economy/202...end-us-shutdown