Archive for June, 2007
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Trevor Goodchild
Invest in gold in three ways: buying physical gold, such as gold bars or jewelry, buying ownership contracts that relate to the actual gold price or buying shares in gold mining companies. Learn the advantages and disadvantages of each method in this free video from an experienced floor trader on investing.
Dave
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Cassandra
http://www.goldfinity.com/?refer=chdux Specializes in high-end couture Italian jewelry, offering a rich assortment of 14K white, yellow, and rose gold jewelry items for every taste and every occasion. With it’s simple layout and structure, the store is designed to offer it’s visitors a quick and easy way to shop for jewelry online.
Ty Taruc
Hey guys, since in Turkey it is so easy and simple to buy gold coins (with set market price for day), I got confused here in the US on how to buy some to keep… Anyone who has been collecting them here in the Turkish community? What is your buying strategy. I don’t live in NY so, I don’t have access to gold shop districts.
Isaac Knight
Hi, I know nothing about coin collecting, advice is appreciated! From the little I’ve read, I’m wondering if its smart to buy gold bullion coins from a reputable dealer. Is it easy to make a profit over the years if I slowly buy them? How exactly do I profit, by reselling them to a dealer eventually?
Emory Wraggs
Gold still has a sense of mystery. But to find gold, it isn’t necessary to scavenge the bottom of the ocean or ‘head west’. Although there is gold found in ‘them there hills’, the easier way to invest in gold is by buying it. There are different formats you can choose from to invest in gold. You may choose one or all of them – and remember all gold investment, like any investment is a risk.
So what are your choices?
1. Gold bars or coins: Do you like holding your own gold? Buying gold bars is cost effective and a specialist or gold dealer will give you a good purchase price for a bar. In some countries you can easily buy gold bars over the counter and they come in 12.5 kg or 1kg size.
Coins are also a popular way to invest in gold as they are easy to buy and sell. Gold bullion coins are priced according to their weight. The most popular bullion gold coins are the South African Krugerrand, the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf, the American Gold Eagle and American Gold Buffalo. Each of these coins are exactly one troy ounce each. BullionDirect.com’s Nucleo Exchange makes it easy to buy and sell gold and night. The exchange handles the entire transaction process including the trading, authentication, storage, insurance, order fulfillment and distribution of products.
2. Gold Certificates: A certificate of ownership can be held by gold investors. Having a certificate allows you to buy and sell gold securities without having to store the actual gold.
3. Accounts: Gold accounts or statements are obligations of the issuing institute to deliver upon demand a stated quantity of gold. Gold accounts are typically backed through unallocated allocated gold storage. Different accounts have varying levels of intermediation between the client and their gold.
4. Gold Stocks: Gold exchange-traded funds or GETF’s are traded like shares. A small commission is charged for trading gold stock. The upside is gold stock represents a way to avoid the sales tax that would apply to physical gold coins or bars.
5. Gold Mining Shares: Here you aren’t investing in the gold directly but in the mining companies searching for the gold. The appreciation potential of a gold share is depending upon the future price of gold. Do your homework though; many mining firms sell their future production years in advance. With gold mutual funds your risk is more diversified. Some funds offer a broad mix of international mining stock.
By: Josh White
About the Author:
BullionDirect is a leading online source to buy and sell precious metals, including gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins and bars. For more information please visit www.bulliondirect.com.
Dane Raider
Looking at the graph of the history of gold/silver prices. Is it a bad investment to buy Gold/Silver right now? I mean if the price goes up from here(~785USD/ounce), wouldn’t that be a an bad indication the economy is failing/collapsing and so I should get some for backup/emergency situations?
And if I do buy some now and the price goes down like it should naturally, then I’m out a bunch of money right?
Meghan Ronnfeldt

















