ej105 asked:
I really am frustrated when it comes to investing in South Korea. I want to buy some gold coins or gold bullions but here in Korea, there are no gold coin shops. Banks don’t sell gold. The Korean mint does not make gold coins. Of course this is just the top of the iceberg compared to the problems I am having with investing my money while I am working in South Korea. Did you know that Korean brokers do not give you a prospectus on each stock before you buy it? Also, some dealers just give you a handful of stocks and you don’t know the companies. Yeah, that’s South Korea for you.
Anyway, does anyone know how I can buy or invest in gold in South Korea? Or how about Asia, I am willing to travel anywhere in Asia for great deals in gold, Hong Kong, Singapore, India, anywhere in Asia.
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Sorry for being long winded but Korea’s investments strategies are a$$-backwards
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Sunny McBubbles asked:
–> Gold Certificates
–> Gold Accounts
–> Gold Exchange Traded Funds
–> Gold Futures and Options
–> Gold Mining Shares
–> Gold Mutual Funds
–> Personal possession of gold bars or coins
Imagine if another depression were to happen.
Also, keep in mind that personal possession is subject to theft…especially if a person ends up homeless.
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JonK asked:
Now is as good time as ever to invest in gold with the dollar value going down. However, I would like to purchase it in the physical sense and keep it in my own personal vault.
Does anyone know any reputable places to buy gold bullion or authentic gold coins online for investment purposes, then have it shipped to your doorstep?
I am against buying it and owning a virtual “share” of gold. If the economy were to ever collapse, I doubt the Gold would be mailed out to my doorstep. So my goal is to get real gold that I can store.
That’s what many of the top richest people in the world are doing, and I think I should too.
Any ideas?
If someone has a reference that states it is illegal for US citizens to own gold, please share.
Where would be a good place to buy gold coins? I’ve got a hefty amount to invest (over $9,000) in Gold or Silver.
I’m looking for the best bang for my buck and I figure “collector” sites may be pricey simply because the items are for collectors. I’m looking buy for the material, not for nostalgia or collector value.
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Any suggestions?
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DANIEL asked:
I don’t want to get the gold in coins or other forms, I want to get a document that entitles me to it.
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Jason asked:
I want to invest some money in Gold. Where should I look, should I invest in coins, bullion or ETFs? What should I do? What is the most lucrative and what is the most safest should some kind of depression or recession come around?
Please give me the basics.
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Abracadabra asked:
Where’s a good place to buy that’s safe. I was looking at Monex, but I have no idea about this.
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joezen777 asked:
If I wanted to invest in coins for the long hall from the US treasury, which coins should I buy? The gold is a hundred dollars overpriced for each coin, so that doesn’t seem likely.
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Frenzy asked:
I’d like to start investing in precious metals as part of my overall investment portfolio.
Is it better to buy the actual coins, a US Gold Eagle, for instance, buy the ETF, or find a mutual fund that specializes in precious metals?
If there really was an economic or governmental collapse, couldn’t the ETF or mutual fund become worthless as well?
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September asked:
I want to dump some of my dollars and don’t know if I should invest in buying gold bars or buy st. gaudens coins? Which one is good for short-term and long-term?
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