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Sunday, September 1, 2013
Monday, August 26, 2013
Blue Moon's Tips For Investing In Gold
• Manage your risk by becoming informed. A lot of
first-time precious metals investors looking for tips for investing in gold
forget the most obvious rule of investing in anything: the more you know, the
better off you are.
If you're going to take the step of
adding bullion to your investment portfolio, lean about what you're buying so
you don't pay more than you need to -- and know what signs to look for to warn
you if the market is likely to shift out of your favor.
• Deal with professionals. There's nothing
more important in any precious metals or bullion coin transaction than the
trust of the parties you're buying from -- and, eventually, selling to.
The dealer you're working with should
have extensive experience working with bullion (check around), and should
belong to the appropriate industry trade groups to ensure a rigid code of
ethical behavior.
• Go slowly. There are sharks
in every industry, people who will attempt to persuade you that there is no
time to perform due diligence, that you must make the deal right there, right
now.
Walk away from dealers who cold-call you,
set up meetings in places like libraries or hotels, or who warn you their deals
won't be there tomorrow. Buying or selling on impulse is the worst investment
move you can make, and buying or selling gold bullion is no different; take
your time, investigate the deal and the dealer until you feel completely
comfortable with every aspect.
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Bullions vs Numismatic Coins
Regrettably, unscrupulous precious metals dealers may exploit this is ignorance to steer customers in the wrong direction forcing them to spend extra money for lower quantity.
First, let's address the essential difference between bullion and numismatic coins.
A common query from novice investors of gold and silver is what in the heck is the difference between a bullion as well as a numismatic coin?
Much of the time, all purposes factor in to the decision to invest in bullion coins.
Letss start with bullion coins. Well, they are gold and silver coins bought for of reasons: investment, inflation hedge or survival.
Continue reading
First, let's address the essential difference between bullion and numismatic coins.
A common query from novice investors of gold and silver is what in the heck is the difference between a bullion as well as a numismatic coin?
Much of the time, all purposes factor in to the decision to invest in bullion coins.
Letss start with bullion coins. Well, they are gold and silver coins bought for of reasons: investment, inflation hedge or survival.
Continue reading
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Saturday, May 11, 2013
What Is A Gold Bullion?
Gold bullion is best bet when you are thinking of investing in Gold. It is the Gold in its purest form. Gold or Silver in bulk ie before coining is named as bullion. It is valued by weight and hence it doesn't incur any extra charges. You pay only for the Gold that you have purchased.
Bullion are appropriate for investment purpose. They are large in size and they are not versatile. Its takes cost and efforts to liquidate them. It is easy to store.
Prices of gold bullion keep varying and they can be found on various news sites on internet or in news papers or through many other sources. While investing in gold, do you research about the prices through various mediums so that you don't overpay for it.
Bullion are appropriate for investment purpose. They are large in size and they are not versatile. Its takes cost and efforts to liquidate them. It is easy to store.
Prices of gold bullion keep varying and they can be found on various news sites on internet or in news papers or through many other sources. While investing in gold, do you research about the prices through various mediums so that you don't overpay for it.
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