How To Buy Gold In This Market
A friend of mine came over the other night for a few beers and said that he was in the process of buying gold. His point of view is that no matter what the stock market does, he wants to have some real tangible gold at his home if the whole economy “tanks”.
This MarketWatch video describes a new and interesting way for folks who host private parties to walk away from the gathering with a little extra “scratch”. So, forget Tupperware! This video talks about a new and interesting way to get your hands on the shiny stuff - er… by “shiny stuff”, I mean gold! Enjoy! You can check out The Gold Refinery for more information.
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November 4th, 2008 03:57
Good is hot and popular right now, and way up. It wasn’t too long ago it was $300-$400 per ounce though. It has always been worth something, but it would be a bummer to buy it in the $1000 per ounce range and have it return later to the $300-$400 area. You never know with anything. Just keep your fingers crossed and hope for the best.
February 11th, 2009 10:28
Interesting video but I really expected that they would burn all that Gold like if it was a steak…
July 14th, 2009 08:02
The time to buy gold is when its price is depressed, usually during times of prosperity. The same applies to any good: buy value, when the herd is looking into the next pasture.