Of all the metals, gold is the most popular used as an investment. Investor investors generally buy gold as a price insurance fence against the "Hedge" asset or Safe Haven safe haven from economic, political, social or currency turmoil. This turmoil includes the deterioration of investment markets, inflation, war, and social upheaval. Investors also buy gold during the time the gold market is rising "Bullish" to gain profit profit "Profit".
Gold Price: Throughout the history of gold is often used as money and as a benchmark or benchmark price for other commodities. After World War II the gold standard was formed following the 1946 Bretton Woods conference, to fix the gold standard price rules and procedures with a benchmark price of $ 35 per Troy Ounce (1 Troy Ounce = 31.1035 Gram). The system was formed and used until 1971, when the president of Nixon, USA, suspended directly the gold price system with the US dollar.
Since 1968 the benchmark gold price has been known as the London Gold Fixing, a two-day telephone trade deal in one day meeting representatives from five companies to exchange gold bars. Furthermore, the gold bullion exchange relationship develops and becomes an intra-day active trading Spot gold prices, Spot gold prices come from gold exchange markets around the world as they open and close the market throughout the day.
In March 2008 the price of gold reached prices above $ 1000 per troy Ounce, reaching the highest nominal price at $ 1002.80 which, in real terms still far below the price of $ 850 at the peak of 1980. Then fell, to the lowest price of $ 709.50 in November , the gold price again started to move again upwards, temporarily and touched Barrier obstacle $ 1000 per troy ounce towards the end of February 2009.
Factors Affecting Gold Price: Gold is a unique commodity, because it is the only commodity produced for accumulation; unlike all other commodities produced for consumption. Basically all of the gold that has been mined throughout history, there is still available and stored on the ground. However, gold is very rare.
Did you know that all the gold on the ground is only about 155,000 tons. If there is a chance, we can collect all the gold and put the gold into a storage hole, the size will be 8,000 cubic meters, containing the same amount with the base of one-fifths of the Washington Monument or 3 ¼ Olympic-size swimming pool. Another important thing is also surprising to note that, in one day twenty times more steel is poured from the total weight of gold mined throughout history.
This monetary observation means that the demand for gold as money. In other words, gold is risen because of great benefits, arising from the consequences of the attributes that make money. Many advantages that make gold as money. Perhaps most important in the present, marked by the national annual inflation of paper currency, gold as money can not be made 'from thin air' with government approval. Another important factor that makes gold as money, is the 'mountain of debt' and the financial decline that hangs the world economy.
Bank Failure, When gold is completely converted into paper money, both forms of money remain regarded as a means of payment. However, most people prefer to carry paper money instead of heavier, undivided gold coins. If people worry that their bank will fail, people take money in a rollicking bank. This is what happened in the US during the extraordinary Depression of the 1930s, causing President Roosevelt to impose a state of national emergency and prohibit hoarding gold by US citizens. known as Executive Order 6102 which is now terminated.
Low Interest Rate Or Negative If the return of the bonds, equities and property is inadequate or does not compensate for the losses suffered by risk and inflation. demand for gold and other alternative investments such as commodity increases. This example of such a period can be seen during the Stagflation that occurred during the 1970s and which caused the economic bubble to race to store gold.
War, Raid, Looting, Crisis, In the national period of gravity, the fear of people that their assets may not be utilized and that the currency may become useless. They see gold as a strong asset to buy food or transportation. That way in times of extraordinary uncertainty, especially in the fear of war, the demand for gold rises.
Reasons Investors buy gold: Investors generally buy gold for two main reasons: to financially gain from profits from rising gold prices, and / or as a living fence or safe haven against any economic, political, social or currency- based on gravity.
Method of planting money in gold: It is wise to buy gold because of the warning of problems that will be faced by dollars and paper currency. Gold offers a simple thing to avoid the inherent risks in paper currency, but make sure you buy physical metal instead of "paper gold". There's a big difference between metal and just having a promise to pay the metal for you. Sometimes this promise is not what it promised.
Investing in physical gold that can be owned, is like jewelry with high levels of gold purity, safe gold bars, such as offered by Logam Mulia (LMTM), the example of "gold paper" is a gold certificate issued by the bank and secruritas, front listed NYSE buy-sell.
With the product you will have a piece of paper rather than gold itself. These paper products provide a gold price look, but they come with a standard risk, that is, that you will not be able to get metal when you need it. Gold should be seen as a strong asset in your investment portfolio, so do not take any risks with it. That is why it has its own physical metal, not just a promise in paper.
Investment Strategy: Basic Analysis, Investors use the principal analysis to analyze macroeconomic situations, which indicate the international economy, such as the growth rate of GDP, inflation, interest rates, productivity and energy prices. They will also analyze the annual global gold supply versus demand. Above 2005. The World Gold Council estimates global annual supply and gold production is 3,859 tons and demand of 3,754 tons, giving 105 tons of gold supply surplus. But gold production is unlikely to accelerate in the near future while the demand for gold for private ownership of gold is very high and subjects are rapidly changing. This makes gold very different from almost every other commodity.
Technical Analysis, Just like stocks, gold investors may base their investment decisions in part or solely on technical analysis. Typically, this involves analyzing chart patterns, moving averages, tending markets and/or economic cycles to speculate over future futures.
Bulls rise versus Decrease in "bear": Since April 2001 the price of gold has more than tripled compared to US DOLLAR, urging speculation that the long secular market downturn (or extraordinary Commodity Depression) is over and the market is back on track. However, the World Gold Council report on Feb. 18, 2009. Investment demand for gold is shown sharply higher from mid-2008, which includes exchange-traded funds (ETFs), bars, and coins, up 64 percent in 2008 from a year earlier.
In the last century, major economic crises (such as the extraordinary Depression, World War II, World's First and Second Oil Crisis) reduced the Dow and Gold ratios can serve as a pointer to how bad the recession is and whether the outlook will worsen or improve the economy, dropped below 4. On February 18, 2009 under 8. During this difficult time, Investors tried to keep their assets by investing money in gold and silver
Gold Price: Throughout the history of gold is often used as money and as a benchmark or benchmark price for other commodities. After World War II the gold standard was formed following the 1946 Bretton Woods conference, to fix the gold standard price rules and procedures with a benchmark price of $ 35 per Troy Ounce (1 Troy Ounce = 31.1035 Gram). The system was formed and used until 1971, when the president of Nixon, USA, suspended directly the gold price system with the US dollar.
Since 1968 the benchmark gold price has been known as the London Gold Fixing, a two-day telephone trade deal in one day meeting representatives from five companies to exchange gold bars. Furthermore, the gold bullion exchange relationship develops and becomes an intra-day active trading Spot gold prices, Spot gold prices come from gold exchange markets around the world as they open and close the market throughout the day.
In March 2008 the price of gold reached prices above $ 1000 per troy Ounce, reaching the highest nominal price at $ 1002.80 which, in real terms still far below the price of $ 850 at the peak of 1980. Then fell, to the lowest price of $ 709.50 in November , the gold price again started to move again upwards, temporarily and touched Barrier obstacle $ 1000 per troy ounce towards the end of February 2009.
Factors Affecting Gold Price: Gold is a unique commodity, because it is the only commodity produced for accumulation; unlike all other commodities produced for consumption. Basically all of the gold that has been mined throughout history, there is still available and stored on the ground. However, gold is very rare.
Did you know that all the gold on the ground is only about 155,000 tons. If there is a chance, we can collect all the gold and put the gold into a storage hole, the size will be 8,000 cubic meters, containing the same amount with the base of one-fifths of the Washington Monument or 3 ¼ Olympic-size swimming pool. Another important thing is also surprising to note that, in one day twenty times more steel is poured from the total weight of gold mined throughout history.
This monetary observation means that the demand for gold as money. In other words, gold is risen because of great benefits, arising from the consequences of the attributes that make money. Many advantages that make gold as money. Perhaps most important in the present, marked by the national annual inflation of paper currency, gold as money can not be made 'from thin air' with government approval. Another important factor that makes gold as money, is the 'mountain of debt' and the financial decline that hangs the world economy.
Bank Failure, When gold is completely converted into paper money, both forms of money remain regarded as a means of payment. However, most people prefer to carry paper money instead of heavier, undivided gold coins. If people worry that their bank will fail, people take money in a rollicking bank. This is what happened in the US during the extraordinary Depression of the 1930s, causing President Roosevelt to impose a state of national emergency and prohibit hoarding gold by US citizens. known as Executive Order 6102 which is now terminated.
Low Interest Rate Or Negative If the return of the bonds, equities and property is inadequate or does not compensate for the losses suffered by risk and inflation. demand for gold and other alternative investments such as commodity increases. This example of such a period can be seen during the Stagflation that occurred during the 1970s and which caused the economic bubble to race to store gold.
War, Raid, Looting, Crisis, In the national period of gravity, the fear of people that their assets may not be utilized and that the currency may become useless. They see gold as a strong asset to buy food or transportation. That way in times of extraordinary uncertainty, especially in the fear of war, the demand for gold rises.
Reasons Investors buy gold: Investors generally buy gold for two main reasons: to financially gain from profits from rising gold prices, and / or as a living fence or safe haven against any economic, political, social or currency- based on gravity.
Method of planting money in gold: It is wise to buy gold because of the warning of problems that will be faced by dollars and paper currency. Gold offers a simple thing to avoid the inherent risks in paper currency, but make sure you buy physical metal instead of "paper gold". There's a big difference between metal and just having a promise to pay the metal for you. Sometimes this promise is not what it promised.
Investing in physical gold that can be owned, is like jewelry with high levels of gold purity, safe gold bars, such as offered by Logam Mulia (LMTM), the example of "gold paper" is a gold certificate issued by the bank and secruritas, front listed NYSE buy-sell.
With the product you will have a piece of paper rather than gold itself. These paper products provide a gold price look, but they come with a standard risk, that is, that you will not be able to get metal when you need it. Gold should be seen as a strong asset in your investment portfolio, so do not take any risks with it. That is why it has its own physical metal, not just a promise in paper.
Investment Strategy: Basic Analysis, Investors use the principal analysis to analyze macroeconomic situations, which indicate the international economy, such as the growth rate of GDP, inflation, interest rates, productivity and energy prices. They will also analyze the annual global gold supply versus demand. Above 2005. The World Gold Council estimates global annual supply and gold production is 3,859 tons and demand of 3,754 tons, giving 105 tons of gold supply surplus. But gold production is unlikely to accelerate in the near future while the demand for gold for private ownership of gold is very high and subjects are rapidly changing. This makes gold very different from almost every other commodity.
Technical Analysis, Just like stocks, gold investors may base their investment decisions in part or solely on technical analysis. Typically, this involves analyzing chart patterns, moving averages, tending markets and/or economic cycles to speculate over future futures.
Bulls rise versus Decrease in "bear": Since April 2001 the price of gold has more than tripled compared to US DOLLAR, urging speculation that the long secular market downturn (or extraordinary Commodity Depression) is over and the market is back on track. However, the World Gold Council report on Feb. 18, 2009. Investment demand for gold is shown sharply higher from mid-2008, which includes exchange-traded funds (ETFs), bars, and coins, up 64 percent in 2008 from a year earlier.
In the last century, major economic crises (such as the extraordinary Depression, World War II, World's First and Second Oil Crisis) reduced the Dow and Gold ratios can serve as a pointer to how bad the recession is and whether the outlook will worsen or improve the economy, dropped below 4. On February 18, 2009 under 8. During this difficult time, Investors tried to keep their assets by investing money in gold and silver
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