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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostThanks for the info. I must say after looking at more charts I'm going off gold a bit. Still, as long as the shoe-shine boy isn't recommending buying it, there's a chance it won't plummet in the short term. Maybe everyone will lose out in the coming years anyway no matter what and where their investments are.
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Originally posted by JoJoGabor View PostYou can also buy an ETF (Exchange traded fund) which reflects the price of gold. Although there are some risks to this which I read about but didnt understand its a quick and easy method. The safest way is to hold physical vaulted gold through companies already mentioned or www.goldmoney.com
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You can also buy an ETF (Exchange traded fund) which reflects the price of gold. Although there are some risks to this which I read about but didnt understand its a quick and easy method. The safest way is to hold physical vaulted gold through companies already mentioned or www.goldmoney.com
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The price of gold went nuts in real terms in 1980 for some reason. It seems that that is the historic price the guardian are referring to. It wasn't up there long though.
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post1 ounce gold (retail bar) has gone up by about £100 in the last month or so.
I have been meaning to buy about £10K as a "total disaster" hedge but haven't got round to it yet...
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1 ounce gold (retail bar) has gone up by about £100 in the last month or so.
I have been meaning to buy about £10K as a "total disaster" hedge but haven't got round to it yet...
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Do high street banks sell gold too? Not physically, but held for you in the same way as Bullion vault?
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PS.
Gold will probably go up, but look at the graph. It's makes the property price boom look like a flat line.
And if it falls, you might lose 50% of your wealth in a matter of days.
For that reason, I'm out of Au at the moment.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostHmm, thanks. I do wonder whether they would give you your money back if the dollar or world economy tanks though. I'll read through the site properly later.
Or you buy coins which have a big markup and don't represent value for money like bars.
And some fooker can break in and steal it, so you have to have insurance for it.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Posthttp://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...xt%3ECHAIN.htm
Alternatively. http://www.bullionvault.com/
Which is what I use.
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http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...xt%3ECHAIN.htm
Alternatively. http://www.bullionvault.com/
Which is what I use.
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Gold still cheap says Telegraph
Well, not their exact words.
Gold: three reasons why the price will go higher
What's the cheapest and safest way of buying gold?Tags: None
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