Euro,QE3 and gold -article

Peter

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"Going forward we see this current lack of stability leading to a euro zone bailout in some form which will involve the creation of more Euros, in the miss-placed belief that liquidity is the cure for insolvency, which it's not. On the other side of the pond it is election year and so QE3 is only a matter of when and not if. As if the world wasn't awash with enough paper money we are about to be flooded with more of it. We expect QE3 to make an appearance by the end of June, thus continuing with the debasement of the US dollar.

At this point gold will embark on a serious rally as the buying power of these currencies sink and investors look for a safe store for their wealth and the preservation of their capital. Gold is well under $1600.00/oz and by the end of the year we expect to see it at the $2000.00/oz. So, in terms of what you can action today, buy gold. We are slightly different in that we are looking for leverage in this rally and although the gold producers are starting to move we do not wish to increase our exposure to the mining sector just yet. Our preferred vehicle is via the options trading route where we believe that if we remain patient enough and get the timing right the profits generated will be truly astounding."

http://www.kitco.com/ind/Kirtley/20120525.html
 
Interesting.

I'm interested to hear what people think about trading paper gold.

Personally I'm of the view that physical possession is the only protection, but in a trading environment, looking to take this coming rally of 20-30% as profit would something like the PM allocated/non-allocated be the way to go?

Or is there a better agency?

As I said I wouldn't trust other than physical with my core, but 'gambling' money might be best suited to the easy get in, easy get out, minimum spread type facility.
 
I think Bullion Vault or equivalent type online trading exchange may be a good solution to trade the ride up
 
if you are just looking to trade quickly and easily, then use any online broker: Commsec or etrade.

You can buy and sell gold: GOLD and silver : etpmag

They are ETF that tracks gold and silver price.

But if you are gambling, then your luck is not really in your hands. It is in the hands of the bigger players.
 
jpanggy said:
if you are just looking to trade quickly and easily, then use any online broker: Commsec or etrade.

You can buy and sell gold: GOLD and silver : etpmag

They are ETF that tracks gold and silver price.

But if you are gambling, then your luck is not really in your hands. It is in the hands of the bigger players.

or PMGOLD - ASX traded Perth Mint Gold which is apparently backed by physical.
 
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