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Cheeks said:I was a little too but I'm slightly tempted by the certificate option.
I have a "friend" at the mint and she can get me in on the $50K package with a considerably lower entry fee (unallocated).
As a cash holding I think this would be a good idea.
What do you think about the prospects of Gold and the value in holding your money reserve in it?
Glebe said:check out www.perthmint.com.au
One point of the GOLD shares you may have missed is that management charges a fee which they extract by reducing the amount of Au you hold in your account each quarter but this is reflected in the price so there is no "shock" awaiting you.pennyk said:we bought gold bullion shares on the stock exchange. they have gone up $20/ share from when we bought 2 years or so ago. But, you don't get any dividend etc.
I think its a fairly risky purchase myself. Obviously at the moment they are going up, but I'm keeping a fairly close eye on it so we can sell them at a good time when we reap a good profit. They tend to be a rollercoaster share... up one day crashing the next.
Personally, I think you may be a little late to get on the bandwagon now. I'm sure there are other areas which are more undervalued,
Pen
RichardC said:What I like is that are easily recognisable and have under a quarter oz of fine gold in each which make them easily traded should we suffer a banking collapse as did Argentina. ergo, they are both an investment and insurance.