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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 […]

[Disclaimer: I own physical gold, physical silver, gold stocks and silver stocks. This is not investment advice and is provided for information only. This considers the economic case for gold and is not a recommendation to buy. Do your own research and consult a financial advisor.] 2011 was the peak of a gold bull market

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

[Disclaimer: I own physical gold and gold stocks. This is not investment advice and is provided for information only. This considers the economic case for gold and is not a recommendation to buy. Do your own research and consult a financial advisor.] The key arguments in favour of buying gold are: Gold is not talked

Offshore gold storage in another jurisdiction has three key benefits. There are a number of compelling reasons to buy gold, especially in the current market environment, not least the fact that gold has been sound money for thousands of years. The problem is, at least when you buy physical gold, you have to decide where

I first became a gold investor because I learned the history of it. I learned about the thousands of years gold has been money. I learned about the classical gold standard, Bretton Woods, how Nixon’s closed the gold window 1971 and how the US still holds 8000 tonnes of gold. I came to understand that