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 GOLDETF (0828EA), Buy Gold like u buy shares

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markedestiny
post Aug 9 2019, 11:59 AM

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QUOTE(Pain4UrsinZ @ Aug 9 2019, 11:13 AM)
during recession people will buy gold or sell gold ? isn't more people will sell gold for money to sustain their life and debts payment ? or rich people and country banker will buy more gold until currency devalued stop ?
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I would not buy gold simply because as an individual retail investor

-during volatility or bear market, i want to be in cash liquid position to be able to buy deals I like...I am still buying selectively
-monies invested in gold could be well spent on undervalued or potential growth stocks which give higher returns, mid or long term
-gold goes down when market is up
-gold is just a temporary safe haven
-panic buying of gold could cause overpricing, gold is a commodity with 'no intrinsic value' which depends on demands. Correction happens when overprice.


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post Aug 9 2019, 02:38 PM

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QUOTE(Cubalagi @ Aug 9 2019, 02:04 PM)
1. The reason I like this ETF is that it is very easy for me to switch between gold to stocks.So if suddenly Maybank limit down, it's just 2 clicks, sell gold buy Maybank. Its much faster than transferring cash from a bank account to the broking account.

2. I regard Gold as the cash portion of my portfolio. I have cash MYR, cash USD and cash Gold. Both USD and Gold has outperformed KLCI year to date. I also have bonds, dividend stocks, growth stocks. This is called diversification. It's not a choice between 100% Gold vs stocks.

3. I don't agree a Gold is a temporary safe heaven. Gold is insurance when bad things happen to the economy. N bad things can last a long time (just ask the Venuezelans). Now, of course, when the economy is wonderful then holding gold will not be profitable, but in that situation, there are many things that can make u money.
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Yes, I do know that gold is trending right now but this is not for everyone to invest especially if you are new to the market. I'm speaking for myself as an individual retail investor who just started off just about slightly over 1 year in the market. Nothing for me to hedge or insure as I don't think i buy large enough equities to cause a dent in my small portfolio spread thinly over SG, US and HK. However, I might consider holding some gold (10% max) if my holding is large enough once my investment seedings grow in future... if it happens la biggrin.gif







 

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