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The best gold coins to buy for an investment are the ones that you can easily resell. That means avoiding more obscure products and sticking with highly liquid coins issued by national mints. In no particular order, these are the best investment coins: While there are a few subtle reasons that might make one of […]

The two best countries to store gold, in my view, are Singapore and New Zealand. Of course you will need to determine what is right for your personal situation but these two countries are widely considered premier destinations. Gold has been a store of value for thousands of years and nothing has changed. It is

New Zealand is a location where you will find a range of quality, secure, transparent and reliable gold storage providers. It is widely considered one of the top countries for storing gold. When it comes to protecting your wealth, few assets have stood the test of time like gold. But owning gold is only half

Singapore is a precious metals hub offering a range of high quality offshore storage options for gold, silver and other metals. For many, Singapore is considered the world’s premier gold storage location. But which one is the best? Well that will depend on your personal needs and what you are hoping to achieve. These are

I signed up for an account with BullionStar back in 2014 when it was quite a young company. I knew I wanted to buy and store some gold in Singapore because it was such a gold friendly jurisdiction. It was a recommendation from Andrew Henderson of Nomad Capitalist and an attractive special of free storage

The market capitilization of gold refers to the total value of all gold in circulation. At the time of writing the market cap of gold is approximately $18,098,179,964,395.2 or $18 trillion dollars. This is calculated by taking the total amount of gold in the world in tonnes, then multiplying that by the number of ounces

2011 was the peak of a gold bull market that began in 2000 or a mid cycle top in a longer secular bull market, depending on which way you look at it. Gold bottomed at a price of $253 in 1999 and peaked at a price of $1920 in 2011. It wasn’t until 2007 when

You have a number of options when it comes to buying gold and gaining exposure to the yellow metal, each with their pros and cons. You can buy physical bullion, paper gold through an ETF, stocks in gold miners and derivatives such as options and futures. This post will run you through what you need

The key arguments in favour of buying gold are: Gold is not talked about much by governments, central bankers, economists or the media. But gold is money and of current forms of money it is the one with the longest history. While it’s got plenty of popularity in pockets of online media, it’s quite rare