For a short bit Tuesday, gold slid 2% to below the $1600 mark. The drop marks an 8-month low for the yellow metal. Silver too was beaten by day’s end. As of 5:00 PM Eastern on Tuesday, it was down to just below $29.50. Even though it seems gold has been stuck in a rut…
Premiums for Bullion – Getting the Most Bang for Your Buck
When shopping for bullion, it’s pretty easy to determine the premium of the specific item you’re looking at. The premium is the amount at which something is valued in addition to that particular bullion’s spot price. These costs are a result of numerous factors which are primarily demand driven and vary on a per product…
Palladium – A Soft Silver-White Metal with Great Investment Potential
As you know from reading this blog and other information on precious metals, these commodities have experienced an exponential growth in interest over the last few years. Economic uncertainty coupled with governments’ response to it has fueled a tremendous bull market in metals like gold and silver. But an often overlooked metals investment – palladium…
Learn What You Need to Know About Popular Bullion Coins
If you’re just starting to wade into the waters of investing in gold and silver bullion, you’re probably scratching your head trying to figure out what you should buy. You’ve heard about Silver Eagles and Canadian Maple gold coins but that’s about the extent of your knowledge. To help our customers and the general public…
Jim Cramer – Buy and Hold Gold, Don’t Trade
After a few weeks of consistent gains, gold took a 4.3% nosedive this past Wednesday. This may have some wondering if it’s a good time to sell, or is it a good time to buy? According to TV personality and co-founder of TheStreet.com Jim Cramer, investors should be buying and holding gold and not trading…
When Will Silver Reach a New Record High?
After reading this article with the same title on SilverSeek, we couldn’t have asked the question any better ourselves. On the heels of silver’s 2nd largest correction in a decade, many have asked us the same question. Of course, a completely honest answer says “I don’t know for sure.” From looking at historical averages and…
