25kg about $500 per annum. Reduces to around $200 for half kilo. Bank headquarters in the City would be my preferred and it is then near to dealers for offloading etc.
great - thanks Explod. sorry not sure I follow, probably just me being thick - but what would you offload for?
Well this is a gold thread, but silver is in the family as bullion. Silver is my choice. But if you want a view, go to the silver thread, just search under "Silver" and back a few posts play the take on silver by Robert Kyosaki, I agree with his take and what he sayds is fairly comprehensive
So you'd offload gold for silver?
Kyosaki was very hot on property I believe, said it couldn't fall and he had some pretty convincing arguments around that as well - shame about the US property market but I guess if you're in early with any bull market its not an issue eh
Yes he was and made most of his money at one stage from it, he also did it with taking on run down businesses and building them up, whatever in the right cycle, the cycle has changed further and he is another who has gone with it to gold and silver.
In one of his earlier books he made it clear that those working on wages were at a big disadvantage because they did not have time to contemplate the big picture and to research properly the ways in which one can make money by you own effort for yourself. A lot are critical of him and say he is just a book seller. Maybe, but his fundamental business teaching is a great yardstick IMHO
Interesting,,,I hit on the gold/silver trend before he did but it was a lot of his teaching that made me look at it in the first place as a possibility.
We need to be our own advisers and stand on our own feet and all you can learn in this direction will make you independent of others.
Bit off topic here, but good luck on your journey.
I would hold gold and add on silver, I think there are a few years to accumulate left whilst the metal is about, getting hold of it is going to be the problem soon IMHO.
Yes interesting Explod. When you speak of investing in gold or silver i presume your refering to commodities & not companies mining it?
Got an e-mail from a company flogging gold bullion today. Their 5 gram gold bar was for $260.00 while 5 grams of gold at present spot price is $204.00.If the price pulls back somewhat from here then I know who to NOT remember.
From 1970 when gold was US$35 an ounce to the blow off top of US$800 in 1980 some gold producers went up in price 100 times. So the gold investing/trading scenerios are well worth some study. If you Google on the history of gold and follow those leads to do a bit of research it may pay you well.
That would have been me selling at the US$170 mark and missing the "big" run up. Wonder if similar will occur this time. I suppose the gold bugs would be looking for US$1500 + as a target.
Got an e-mail from a company flogging gold bullion today. Their 5 gram gold bar was for $260.00 while 5 grams of gold at present spot price is $204.00.If the price pulls back somewhat from here then I know who to NOT remember.
5g is $253 at the mint currently:
http://www.perthmint.com.au/metalPrices.aspx
$260 isn't a great price, but it's not far off what most are charging.
GOLD GOLD GOLD
When the US really implodes and the market inevitably falls over again, is there a chance our gold stocks will disconnect and tread their own path according to POG? They all seemed to be crucified just as much during the last panic sell-off, some explorers even more. Next time different? Or?
I can supply at todays prices a 5 gram bar between $240-$250 from any bullion house.
When the US really implodes and the market inevitably falls over again, is there a chance our gold stocks will disconnect and tread their own path according to POG? They all seemed to be crucified just as much during the last panic sell-off, some explorers even more. Next time different? Or?
4-8% markup on small amounts that is good value.
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