Kenapa melabur dan meniaga emas lebih menguntungkan?

Assalamualaikum dan salam sejahtera,

Apa khabar anda semua? Saya doakan anda semua dapat membuat perancangan pelaburan anda dengan baik. Pelaburan yang terbaik adalah pelaburan dalam ilmu dan pelaburan adalah satu bentuk perancangan.

Dalam pelaburan emas dan perak anda perlu tahu matlamat anda dalam pelaburan emas serta perak. Anda ingin menjadi pelabur yang mendapat keuntungan secara berulang kali, menjana keuntungan emas secara tahunan atau menjadikan emas sebagai pelindung nilai wang kertas yang semakin susut nilai.

Berbalik tajuk artikel saya hari ini, kenapa posisi terbaik untuk anda mencatatkan keuntungan dalam emas serta perak adalah sebagai peniaga dan pelabur emas? Peluang inilah yang telah disediakan oleh Public Gold sebagai pelabur dan juga peniaga emas.

Cuba anda perhatikan susut nilai bagi setiap jenis produk yang ditawarkan? Semakin besar produk, semakin rendah susut nilai emas. 

Sebagai contoh, jika anda mulakan pelaburan anda dalam bentuk 1 dinar, susut nilai adalah 6.1%. Justeru anda perlu menunggu kenaikan emas melebihi 6.1%, barulah anda akan menperoleh keuntungan pelaburan.

Berbanding sekiranya anda melaburan dalam bentuk bar 999.9 100g, kadar susut nilai adalah 5%, kenaikan melebihi 5% bermakna anda sudah menjana keuntungan pelaburan.

Justeru, bagi anda yang baru ingin memulakan pelaburan minimum dalam bentuk emas, cadangan saya bermula dengan 1 dinar berbanding jongkong 999.9 dalam berat 10g kerana susut nilai yang lebih rendah dan keuntungan anda lebih cepat!

Bagaimana pula sekiranya anda mengimbil posisi sebagai pelabur dan peniaga emas serta perak?

Keuntungan anda lebih maksimum! Kenapa? Sebab bagi setiap transaksi jual @ beli anda akan menikmati pulangan sekitar 1.5%-2.5% bagi setiap produk.

Contoh, sekiranya pelaburan permulaan anda 1dinar, sebagai peniaga dan juga pelaburan susut nilai emas anda sekarang hanya sekecil 4.6%, bermakna kenaikan melebihi 4.6% anda sudah menjana keuntungan pelaburan!!

Cuba anda perhatikan jadual dibawah bagi setiap peratusan susut nila sekiranya anda memilih posisi sebagai peniaga dan pelabur emas serta perak.

Justeru adalah lebih menguntung bagi anda sekiranya anda mampu membuat pertimbangan yang wajar bagi setiap pelaburan anda. Sekiranya anda memilih sebagai pelabur, anda dikira bijak sekiranya mampu membuat pertimbangan bagi setiap produk pilihan anda, kerana lebih kecik nilai spread pulangan pelaburan anda lebih tinggi.

Begitu juga bagi anda yang memilih posisi sebagai pelabur dan peniaga kerana posisi ini lebih menguntungkan pelaburan anda.

Semoga anda menjadi pelabur yang bijak dan berjaya!!

Anda boleh hubungi saya 012-4861687 untuk maklumat dan bimbingan selanjutnya.



ISMAIL HAKIMI IBRAHIM
admin@goldsilvermind.com
serialshedo86@yahoo.com
012-4861687

Many central banks around the world continued to add to their gold holdings

Many central banks around the world continued to add to their gold holdings in recent months, according to data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The largest increase was by the Philippines, which raised its gold holdings by 1.03 million ounces to 6.245 million in March.  This represented the biggest reported increase in a nation’s gold reserves since Mexico purchased 2.5 million ounces in March of 2011.

Furthermore, it marked the seventh consecutive month in which The Philippines added to its gold reserves.

Mexico was the second largest buyer of gold in April, as it purchased 94,000 ounces to bring its total to 4.04 million. Other substantial purchases were made by Turkey, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, and Sri Lanka.
Notably, the countries that have added the most to their gold reserves in recent years have relatively small economies and have not engaged in unprecedented quantitative easing measures.  This suggests that these nations are seeking to protect themselves from the rampant currency debasement being implemented by the likes of the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank (ECB), Bank of England, and Bank of Japan.

The IMF data should “gather much attention from market participants and should somewhat help sentiment for gold,” according to UBS precious metals analyst Edel Tully.

Last year, central banks added 456.4 tons of gold – the largest amount in nearly 50 years – and are expected to buy as much as 400 tons in 2012, according to the World Gold Council.

Experts say gold will bounce back and may give 10-15% returns

SINGAPORE: Gold extended losses on Wednesday and slipped to its weakest since December after Greece's failure to form a government prompted investors to cut their exposure to the precious metal, which is now behaving like other risk assets. 

Concerns about upheaval in the euro zone hit the euro and sent share prices lower across Asia as Greek political leaders meet Wednesday to form a caretaker government that will lead the country into its second election in just over a month. 

U.S. June gold futures, which often dictate spot gold, dropped more than 1 percent to a low of $1,536.5 an ounce, their lowest since Dec. 29. Cash gold was also at a 4-1/2 month low. 

"Everybody is rushing to buy the U.S dollar. A strong dollar is negative for gold for the time being," said Ronald Leung, director of Lee Cheong Gold Dealers in Hong Kong, adding that demand from jewellers was limited due to volatile prices. 

"Jewellers don't know what to do. Maybe when the price has stabilised at some levels, they will start to reenter the market. There's a bit of scale-down buying." 

Spot gold was down $2.04 an ounce at $1,542.06 as of 0128 GMT, having hit an intraday low of $1,538.99. 

Gold rallied to a record of around $1,920 an ounce in 2011, when investors turned to the metal as a safe haven during the debt crisis in Europe. But bullion is moving in tandem with riskier assets this year, as investors turn to the safety of the dollar and the euro hits multi-month lows. 

Money managers in gold futures and options slashed their net long positions by 20 percent to the lowest level since December 2008, as investors aggressively unwound their bullish bets in the precious metal after a sharp price pullback. 

The euro held at four-month lows against the dollar and may extend losses sustained so far this month after Greece said it will hold new elections, raising risks Athens could eventually exit the euro. 

In equity markets, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.5 percent, after retreating as much as 1.1 percent to a four-month low on Tuesday. The index has been falling for the past three sessions, and has lost more than 7 percent since May 2. 

Financial markets have been rattled by the prospect that a victory next month by Greek leftists opposed to austerity measures - conditional to an international bailout - could put not only Greece's euro membership but the euro zone's fiscal consolidation efforts at stake. 

International gold prices have lost almost all their gains this year, trailing even weak stock markets, but experts say the precious metal is poised to bounce back in the medium to long term even if it loses more luster in the short term. 

Global prices of the metal had plunged to $1,547.99 per ounce, the lowest in 2012, amid concerns over the financial turmoil in Euro zone, but have inched back to $1,560 after positive data about the German economy and demand from southeast Asia and India. 

Unlike gold, the stock market is up 5.6% in 2012 despite heavy losses since mid-February. 

For India, the decline in gold prices was offset by the rupee's depreciation. But many analysts and traders expect the currency to appreciate in the medium term. Analysts, economists, fund managers, bullion traders and jewellers say the yellow metal will bounce back and may give returns of 10-15% in three-six months depending on the value of the rupee. 

"Like every asset class, gold is in a consolidation phase. Though it's currently in a bearish phase due to geopolitical uncertainty, it will bounce back shortly. Gold still remains a safe haven and investors should add gold to their portfolio. At least 10-15% of their investments should be in gold," said Lakshmi Iyer, head of products and fixed income at Kotak Mutual Fund. Gold prices plummeted as the euro sank against the US dollar on worries that a worsening debt crisis in Greece could spill over to its neighbours and the country may exit the Euro zone. On MCX, the June gold contract on Tuesday was trading at Rs 28,057 per 10 gm, down 0.66%. 

Though gold is trading at its lowest since December, Morgan Stanley said the metal's bull run "is not over" and there were buyers at current prices. The recent selloff is "consistent with distressed selling and long liquidation", but prices would recover in coming weeks. 

A gold dealer in Singapore said Asian demand was supporting prices. "Refiners can't deliver immediate gold because there's a sudden surge in demand. We are seeing demand from India, Thailand and Indonesia," he said, according to a Reuters report. 

Bullion traders have resumed purchases after a gap of two months and started building inventories, traders said. "This is a good time for buying gold, and imports of the metal are expected to touch 60 tonnes this month compared to 35 tonnes last month," said Bombay Bullion Association President Prithviraj Kothari.

Source : http://www.keralanext.com/news/2012/05/16/article121.asp