Purveyors
of gold investments often sell one type without discussing various
other forms that you can buy. Or whether everyone ought to be buying
gold, even with inflation looming. The public never gets full
information, nor the pros and cons of gold ownership.
After
all, gold can be in bullion or bars, or coins. And if the latter,
they can be rare, or bought just for content. In either instance,
they must be stored for safety, and preferably insured.
Furthermore,
gold values can be had in mining shares or in the form if mutual
funds or ETFs.
There
is lots of confusion, and the fear of not getting it exactly right.
And I haven’t even gotten to whether gold pricing today is a bubble
or not. (See
the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments.)
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