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Monex and Goldline for Buying Gold

Monday, Dec 29, 2008

Question: I am considering Monex and Goldline for buying gold. Should I buy gold?

Thank you Bill. Mike Smythe.

Answer: Thanks for the question Mike. Interestingly, we've been doing some research on buying gold lately and we even looked into Goldline (you can check them out at Goldline ).

Here are our thoughts, but be sure to do your own research too:

Gold is a way to diversify your portfolio, and many investment experts suggest holding up to 10% of your portfolio in gold and other precious metals.

Gold, in particular, has held its value throughout time, and is generally considered to be a good hedge against inflation. Some people collect highly valued gold and silver coins (numismatics) and some people just buy gold bullion or duckets and hold the core intrinsic value of the ounce weight of the gold.

Here are some of the benefits of Gold:
1. Diversification
2. Protection of assets
3. Gold is a good inflation hedge (it holds its value)
4. In uncertain economic times, gold is a good investment (Gold
rose by 75% from the depth of the depression)
5. Collecting
6. Privacy (in particular, gold coins)
7. Liquidity

So, depending on your time frame and your risk tolerance, buying gold can be a wise decision.

Now on to Goldline and Monex.

It appears that Goldline is a leader in selling, buying, and holding gold and precious metals. Goldline is one of the largest gold dealers, has been around for decades, is a member of the Better Business Bureau (www.bbb.org), has been audited, and is a stable long term partner for your gold needs.

Goldline has been on CNBC, is endorsed by conservative talk-show
host Glen Beck and is considered a leader in the gold space.

I don't know much about Monex, but do your own homework.

So in sum, gold and silver have survived many economic cycles, inflation, deflation, financial crises, and for centuries gold has been considered a "safe haven" asset that has also seen periods of strong returns on dollars invested.

You can consider investing up to 5% to 20% of your assets in gold, but certainly seek your own investment advice and make the decision that is right for your specific situation.

Here are links if you want to learn more:
Goldline
Monex
Buy Gold

Good luck!


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User Comments

I googled them and found Monex Fraud Looks pretty scary, if it is the same company. I will stick to Goldline or another firm to buy gold based on this website.

Don't believe everything that you read online, but do your own research.

Thank you for the information. I guess that Goldline and Monex are the two biggest for buying and selling gold. Should I use Goldline?

We think that Goldline is a good and honest/ethical company and a good partner for you to buy gold from.

Gold is over $1,000 -- it sure seems like the one place to invest where you don't lose all of your money. Glad I'm a gold bug.

Where can I buy gold from? Is that what Goldline does?

Goldline and Monex are both companies that sell gold to investors, including coins with numismatic value and bullion and other gold related investment products. If you want to Buy Gold you can call Goldline directly and get a gold investment consultation.

We buy gold and love your post. Our clients will enjoy this article and well send it out in our newsletter of your links. Thanks

I just checked, and since we wrote this response to a gold buying question it sure looks like gold has been a surprisingly good investment. Gold is now at $1,140 I wish i had bought gold now!

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