How To Invest In Gold (And What Kind Of Gold Is The WORST!)

How to invest in gold without buying the wrong kind of gold? I will discuss the best way to get the most gold for your money while avoiding the traps of buying the worst kinds of gold. I will also tell you why I regret buying these Pamp Suisse 1 ounce gold bars.
In this video, we'll reveal the type of gold that can drain your investment portfolio and leave you with significant losses. From gold coins to gold gold bars and even the new plastic gold notes, we'll dive into the common pitfalls that even experienced investors fall into. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned investor, this video is a must-watch to ensure you're making informed decisions when it comes to investing in gold.

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[Firmofpurpose]

Holy macaroni brother! That was the most grounded pitch I watched on the tube in 3 years!
You're awesome mate!

[madness]

IMO fractional gold minimal 1/10 is still a great option for those who cannot afford to dish out $2, 700 all at once as long as your buying consistent is key

[briandriver]

I literally saved one year to purchase a one ounce gold coin. In that one year, gold went from $2000/ ounce to over $2600/ ounce. So, there's that.

[MarkMphonoman]

A refreshing, honest, and informative video. Good job. 👍

[aucourant]

Here in the UK gold was £1, 589 and oz ten months ago, it is now £2, 085 that's nearly 30% increase. Fractional coins are great as long as you are willing to hold on to them for a year or so. The increase in value relative to Fiat makes up for the premium. Also they are easy to sell and are a very good way to invest in gold if you can't one oz. If you wait and save up for ten months the price of that oz will have gone up and you might have been better just buying a tenth every month.

[ersxchamps]

LOL straight to the point. Prepper analogy is spot on!

[ivestring]

I can understand melting old jewelry, but why do they want to melt coins? Gold is still gold.

[bobblenuts]

Watched a few of your archived videos recently. Finding channel without a lot of one sided hype is rare...so I subscribed! I like your common sense approach which I find helpful as I begin my silver & gold purchases with some of my retirement distributions. Stock market has been really good to me and now I can afford to stack a little from my required distributions for my family when I become dirt. I'm still active in market, I find it to be best investment I can afford and control it all from my keyboard. 👍

I am new at this and I have watched a lot of videos before. Perhaps I wasn't paying good attention, but I believe that this is the clearest
the most concise presentation I have listened to.

[jl]

I get what you are saying about fractional gold; however, I have bought mostly 1/4 American Eagles and Maples. I bought most. of them when they were less than $600/coin. I have a couple of ounces in Eagle/Maple 1/10 ounce coins but I purchased most of those below $230/coin. Today, with current spot prices, I am well ahead. I purchased fractional gold thinking that when spot would increase dramatically, as it has, most people would not be able to afford 1 ounce coins. I am not buying fractional gold today. It is just too expensive unless we see another massive increase in gold spot prices. The last gold coin I bought was a 1 ounce Buffalo for $2440 and a 1/10 ounce bar at $265. spot. TBH, I am in a holding pattern unless I see a really good deal. Gold and silver, for me, is an emergency reserve. I have enough of each to fill that role if needed. I agree with your ranking of gold as cuts of steak. I have similar thoughts on the matter.

[TheWarped]

I got some 1/4 oz gold eagle coins in the past and they went up by 30% I am very happy with the results

[Mlanderos-te]

I've just begun learning about value investing, and I've found that many good stocks are undervalued despite their intrinsic value. If you had $200, 000 to create a strong investment portfolio, which stocks would you choose for better returns?

[othelloable]

Great video! Best video for the beginner that I've seen out here, confirms for me exactly what I've been thinking from what I'm seeing. Wow!!

[renpie]

Great video!! Best informational video out there in my opinion

[mabeaute]

You present very good advice for the simple category you’re speaking on. However, your concept is predicated on selling one’s gold and not holding. I bought fractional back in 2022 and current spot price has covered my premiums…I’m ahead. Having a strategy is an important part of the plan. Thank you for this good advice though.

[MM]

10:30 you know gold is up 30% in one year currently, right ?

[sumanngon]

I just subscribed, only because you are the only one who tore down a misleading veil in bullion investment with proper simple rationale. Good video

[thewildgoose]

I disagree, for 2 reasons...
Firstly, I'm not in US but according to the information I see gold has risen 25.81% in the last year in USD (more in EU, UK, Ca and Aus). If you started the year with no money and saved up to buy gold and bought a 1/4oz on 1st April, July, October and January you would probably have fared better than waiting a year to get your 1oz.
Also, fractionals are way easier to sell peer to peer than a 1oz coin.
Secondly, you're talking about selling right NOW, but what about selling at other times over the past year?
Would you say most Buffalo's, Eagles, Britannia's, Sovereigns, Fractionals and Maples ended up in refineries over the last year?
No they wouldn't, so you're isolating one particular period from the rest of the year. For most of 2024 (middle of February to end of October) gold was rising and I'd guess that little or no gold coins were going to refineries unless they were damaged in some way.

[ethandonohoe]

Sreetips just refined Utah gold backs and they do contain the amount of gold advanced. The whole video is on YouTube. All in all though I’m totally with you on buying whatever is closest to spot.

[markedfortime]

I think there's tremendous utility in fractional Au. Due to the high price (or low value of the dollar), it will be easier to sell off the fractional coins, especially if gold hits $5-10k/oz. There are also occasional deals on fractional that make it worthwhile.

Other videos ran a comparison of buying fractional throughout 2024 vs saving up to buy a full oz and fractional won by far..of course, 2024 was an exceptional year. I'm expecting the next few years will also be exceptional as well.

Fractional silver makes no sense at all, unless it's junk silver, IMO.

If someone has a 6 month savings account, buying gold should be the next priority. Based on fundamentals, I don't see anything wrong with fractional gold over the next several years as long as you DCA into it.