Investing in Gold, Silver or Platinum Bullion

By Joe | July 31, 2008

One money invest it. stock market te days looking hot, invest tr hard-earned dough? precious metals collectible coins go. jt wrote lens squidoo tt talks idea. interesting. Anyway, link, Gold and Silver Bullion Investing you’d look.

You mt jump bh feet start looking gold coins for sale that’s case, look Gold and Silver Bullion Bargains sg nice buy.  won’t regret it.

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3 Responses to “Investing in Gold, Silver or Platinum Bullion”

  1. Joe Says:
    July 31st, 2008 at 4:39 pm

    Bo,

    I appreciate your thoughts on the subject. Any form of investing requires an investment in research and education. I would never recommend that anyone invest only in gold but as a method of diversification and portfolio balancing, it can be a useful tool. Besides that, investing in collectible gold coins has the added appeal of having value beyond just the weight of the metal.

    Here are six reasons to own gold extracted from Blanchard Investing’s “Why Own Gold?”

    1. As a hedge against inflation.
    2. As a hedge against a declining dollar.
    3. As a safe haven in times of geopolitical and financial market instability.
    4. As a commodity, based on gold’s supply and demand fundamentals.
    5. As a store of value.
    6. As a portfolio diversifier.

    To read more go to:
    http://www.blanchardonline.com/gold_as_investment/why_own_gold.php

  2. Bo Says:
    July 31st, 2008 at 7:56 am

    Investing in gold is a horrible idea. I’m not even sure if my comment will be published or not, but the fact is that investing in gold right now because it is really high is a high risk, short-term investing method. When you invest in something, you have to look at its history. In the last 50 years of gold price just broke even with the inflation rate. Here are some facts extracted from “Stocks for the Long Run” by Jeremy Segall.

    One dollar invested in bonds in 1801 would yield $13,975 today.
    One dollar invested in stocks in 1801 would be worth $8.8 million today.
    One dollar invested in gold in 1801 would be worth $14 today.

    Just a thought. :)

  3. Allen Taylor Says:
    July 31st, 2008 at 3:34 am

    Nice writing. You are on my RSS reader now so I can read more from you down the road.

    Allen Taylor

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