What are your thoughts on investing in actual physical gold?
What are your thoughts on investing in actual physical gold?
acre a shit. gold is good hedge.
It's just a hedge bro
Complete trash
fake! I can tell by the pixels
I like it a lot
Might buy a little for the meme but no more.
straight garbo but if I absolutely had to invest in a metal for some reason it would be gold.
It's part of any balanced portfolio.
Its a good idea but it's definitely more about preservation of wealth than speculation like crypto. But the way things are going you probably will double your money least within 5-10 years
I only stack gold and silver as a hobby not a investment.
Why not ask this in /PMG/? They'll at least give you an explanation as to why it is or isn't a good investment and alternatives (silver, uranium, miners, etc).
Buying slabbed bullion. Ngmi
It’s the same price it was 8 years ago so why bother, inflation has rekt your purchasing power
I wanted to buy a little gold bar 5gr or 10gr, just because it's cool and shiny, but gold is a boring investment.
Even worse, some Anons here fell for the silver memes in these years, if you want to buy boomers rock at least go for gold.
you're not wrong, but you should kys for saying
>straight garbo
Much better than physical silver, which is a nightmare to store in significant quantities, doesn't hold its value, and when you want to cash out your LCS isn't going to buy it.
I mainly invest in mental gold.
I apologize
is that the famous gold taken out of bald people's heads?
you're not wrong, but you should kys for apologizing
This, fuck silver, gold is honestly something everyone should buy a little bit of, maybe 1-5 Oz or something like that depending on how much money you have to invest, think of it as sort of like an emergency fund of all emergency funds, I fell for the silver pill right before it pumped and bought alot of silver this summer, I'm just waiting for the price to go to like 35-40 so I can sell and put the money into gold and other real investments, silver is literally a depreciating asset when you factor in inflation over time
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I never wanna buy more then I can wear as jewelry but with that I'm super paranoid about not getting ripped off with counterfeit, or low quality """gold"""
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Had a dream about it last night. I bought 6 gold coins online, and when they got to my house it turned out they were fake coins from Carrabba's or some shit. I bet it was you. Fuck you for selling me fake Carrabba's coins, OP.
Gold is an inflation hedge for the last 50 years, as shown by this chart.
The only ones buying at the top were probably like people in Zig Forums that buy high sell low.
looks pretty god damn pointless unless you have actual stacks of gold bars. cool novelty i guess having a few ounces like that
Store of wealth, absolutely respectable
Silver should be used to flex your wealth to dinner guests, i.e. used in flatware, or arguably used as a store of wealth although less predictable
i keep silver dollars around for when Biden starts WW3
>investing
its the preservation of purchasing power. it only really becomes investment tier if theres a soverign debt crisis or the dollar fucking tanks i mean like global financial system destruction level crash
Gold is part of my "stable" cash balance. That's 50% fiat (Euros in my case), 50% physical gold. In my view, gold is not an investment, it's a form of savings.
Many financial advisors recommend having 1-3 months of expenses in cash (USD) and 6-18 months in physical gold. Something like that is prudent, I think.
gold is a jewish scam