I'm not a gold trading expert nor TA person. Personally, I feel gold is a hedge against inflation. Just allocate 3-5%, accordingly once you have develop strong bedrock investments in kwsp, asnb, medical insurance, etc.

Once your passive income >100% salary, then change the allocation btw Stocks, Properties, Precious Metals, Art, Donations, etc.

Start with buying some physical gold, then paper gold n finally speculate with Goldetf, Vaneck, Sprott, Metalla ETFs. Just hold on to your Gold, don't sell,.... unless last resort.

Again just sharing, putting the money where my mouth is....my Y2020 vs Y2019 hobby collection. It was a choice btw Gold vs a GLC300.....all these from passive income/dividends.

Cannot watch gold price hourly/daily... U go crazy.
It's just a hedge against inflation.
If no spare cash, don't trade... Lose money on the spread.

Stop the gold shills, I can’t collect peacefully like this...

Wow, RM 237 is quite expensive ya especially if it is 0% CC charges.
Can buy using this company as so far they are my regular bullion dealer. WAY cheaper prices than your retail shops and they are a Singaporean company which has a very long track record.

https://www.silverbullion.com.my/Product/De...eraeus_Bar_100g

spot gold is still at 1,594.67

Handling and storage of physical gold is expensive, doesn't generate income to bank and fraud is rampant.

Bro must be high net worth.... 2 kg pcs already $440k.
How difficult can storage n handling  be?
I can afford a few rings lah. I dunno.

- Buy from local banks.
- Buy SPDR GLD ETF listed on NYSE, SGX etc.

HelloGold is papergold but uses physical gold they hold themselves, but that one will pass the huge physical bar premium onto customers.

Hi bro, mind sharing the website for the top picture? The price looks quite competitive

I think, think, I dun trust the Peter Schiff, Jim Rickards, Mike Maloney, Rick Rule and all the gold bugs... They also own gold company.

They keep saying fiat currency no good, become worthless... Yet they set up company to accept fiat currency n sell physical  gold.

These angmoh really clever....why they keep all their fiat currency? I no understand. I decided to keep Rmb n Sgd.

Huh? Are you saying Poh Kong's malaysia price better than silver bullion. If so, that's really interesting

Thanks for info. So strange that only silver coins are taxed but not the rest

where do u guys keep your bullions and coins? im thinking to buy a safe but it costs 3k including installation. that will take a dip into my gold margin

I'm sure the massive weight gives it away once picked up (unless it's lead / some other heavy metal which is unlikely)

Am curious here, anyone here bought any kijang emas coins? Any comments or experiences to share?