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Oh! I know of this!

It sounds like a good idea - but you know my concerns TF, when it comes to gold, one (how posh! ) would prefer to have access to it or possession of it.

Anything else is no different to trading it (CfDs, SB, ETFs, proxies etc).

I recall Paitech used to like Gold - any comments Paitech?

Trendfriend wrote: Libero, et all...

what do you folks make of this??

www.tallymoney.com/

its got good reviews...thinking of trying it....
not something to put loads into off course...but a small amount maybe...maybe

atb, wdik, dyor,
trendfriend

Libero, et all...

what do you folks make of this??

www.tallymoney.com/

its got good reviews...thinking of trying it....
not something to put loads into off course...but a small amount maybe...maybe

atb, wdik, dyor,
trendfriend

Hey Folks,

Gold in terms of Pounds (£ / GBP) has reached [modern] All-Time-Highs.

Speaking of which, has anyone heard or purchased anything from a company called "Hattons of London"?

The director is one and the same from a troubled company called "London Mint" - not to be confused with the Royal Mint, which ironically was a retailer trick.

Anyway, there it is.

Safe Trading Folks!

Although a lot of people perceive gold bullion as the large gold bars held at FortKnox, it’s actually any form of pure or almost pure gold that has been certified for its purity and weight. So it can be coins or bars of any size with a serial number.



Source: www.itrader.com/en/article/gold-trading

MRA4 wrote: Has anyone used the Royal Mint's trading website for trading in Physical Gold, is this the best way of owning the physical stuff without actually having it laying about in your home.

Forgive me, but the best way of owning the physical stuff is to have it within your grasp.

The ownership of gold is partly motivated by a distrust of the powers that be, so why on earth would I want to buy gold and entrusted it within an inherently corrupt system or proxy of that system?

To each his own I guess. I've purchased physical, but lost it in a.... boating accident.

I've looked at the GBP Ounce chart of gold & wonder if the Spot price of Gold will always be related to what you pay for the Physical stuff & what you can do to Avoid investing in paper gold?

www.dropbox.com/s/91zhe10cygnuy5z/Ounce%20Gold%20GBP.png?dl=0