looking at the chart seems like gold is ready to go south

those short term gold owner better sell now when price is high. hehehe

1. Yes, canadian maples are one of the most common / recognisable gold bullion in the market with the lowest premium   
    when compared to the American Eagle.  What do you mean by KLCC logo ?
2. Maple leaf doesn't have a standard price. Te price of it depends on the current gold price plus a fixed amount of   
    premium that would be added to your bill.

3. Cant give you the pros and cons of both as i don't really know what do you mean by the klcc logo.

4. You should avoid getting gold bullions from goldsmith shop as their prices are usually way higher tun compared to   
    bullion dealers.

Buysilvermalaysia.com is a local bullion dealer but i have had no experience dealing with him.

I have done a few purchases  from apmex.com

Buying online? Is it risky?? 

I dun1 inside plastic 1. Hahaha

Looking for it to touch near to 1000 and if it goes there then yes, the 800 and 900 level should be reachable.
As far as I'm aware, you wouldn't be subjected to GST for Canadian Maples but would be subjected to GST for American Eagles due to its purity of gold.
Buying anything online is generally risky as you aren't able to see the actual product before paying up. There has been various cases of people being conned when purchasing bullions from sites such as ebay.

Hence the safest way would be to purchase from reputable sites.
Its usually placed in a plastic to prevent it getting dirty, discoloured, milk spots and fingerprints.

You could reduce your cost by getting an entire tube if wanted or consider doing a group purchase,

Depend on what type of physical gold u want?