If I want to exchange money into gold,is it BUYING or SELLING?And do you know fastest transfer as well online?
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I suggest you not buy gold with your credit card.\nGold is a very speculative investment and you should not buy gold on credit. Risk your own money.\nYou should know it is not wise to buy gold (Unless you already have a security deposit box at a bank)\nIt is a far more common practice to buy gold in the commodities market.\nIf you really want to invest your money in gold you should open an account to trade gold.\nIt is more easy to buy stocks in Gold Mines (They usually borrow gold to finance mining operations and pay it back after they have actually mined the Gold)\nGold is not a investment for everyone.\nDrop me a line if you want help.
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If I took one of my bars in to a coin shop to sell, and they wanted to drill in hole in my J/M serialized bar - I would give them a piece of my mind (loudly) and leave!\n\nyou should have NO problem selling them as long as they are a known refiner / assayer.\n\nAs far as the fees - thats a different matter.  I have only bought from a coin store, never sold to them.  Always sell to individuals - as they should atleast pay spot price (if price is in down trend) or more then spot if price is in uptrend.  I doubt a coin shop will pay over spot price, as they can get it AT spot price or just a tiny bit over, and thats thier worst case scenario.\n\nAnd along the same lines.  SHOP AROUND - can't stress that enough.  I found that coin shops in my area had very noticable price differences for the same thing - call each coin shop one morning, and ask for the price of a 10oz .999 silver bar.  Go visit the lowest 3 or 4 prices you get - (visit with empty pockets) just a get the feel of the place and see if you like who you'll be giving your money too.\n\nI should also say (since you asked), take it with you!  DO NOT pay for storage - its no good if you can't get to it when/if you need it.  Also, any fees over time will eat up some profit you will make if the price goes up, and it will add to the lose if the price goes down.\n\nIf its just an investment, buy in on a physical 'pool', like at kitco.com. Its about 1/3 the way down on this page:\nhttps://online.kitco.com/sellprice/selling.html  \nI only mention this as an option.  Personally, I would suggest getting physical if your interested in it.\n\nLast but not least - If you do decide to purchase some silver from a local coin shop - PAY IN CASH!!  No credit cards, no debit cards, no checks, no names, no nothing - just pay, say thanks and leave. \n\nGood luck!\n\nedited:\n"Nobody buys the actual metal as an investment anymore."\nNobody???  really???  Check E-bay - find a .999 silver "anything" that sells for less then spot price.  1000's of oz.'s per week are sold on E-bay at what I consider high prices, especially when you take shipping into consideration.
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www.cboe.com\n\nyou can find the future for gold there..
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When the performace of an investment becomes front page news, like gold has recently, that says only one thing to me:\n\n     BUBBLE!\n\nMaybe gold has had some fundamental reasons for going up thus far, such as inflation and weak dollar, but if it continues to skyrocket, I think it's mainly a speculative bubble. Remember, gold doesn't do squat for you while you own it.  No dividends, no interest payments, nothing. (In fact, you have to pay to store it securely.) To make money on gold, you have to hope someone will want to buy it from you later at a higher price. \n\nSo to answer your question, now might be a fantastic time to buy gold, as long as you have psychic powers to know when the price will suddenly collapse.
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I have used E*Trade for years.  Low trading price and you can talk with someone if necessary.
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A lot - but all that glitters is not gold.  It sounds like a boiler room scam to me.  You need to know why this company's value is going to increase over only 5 days.  What is the business case ?  Who is the broker and what track record do they have ?  If they are not a large recognisable company the chances are it isn't legitimate.  \n\nThe answer is with a sale price of $1.50 that it would hypothetically yield 8,062.50 - $860 (money invested) =$ 7,202.50 but also transaction costs (say $30 to sell and buy)= \n\n= $7,142.50 profit.  However if you don't just lose your $860 I'll be very surprised.
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no... its ok only for purchasing a product. its not good for the online business... thye will not transfer the money of the seller. i lost USD 5,000!
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http://ebay.eztradein.com/ebay/ -- if you want a fast cash trade in, but you wont make as much as normal. do you know the specs?
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Yes, where can I send you my money or should I just save time and throw it out the window myself? \nJesus! Do people still fall for theses things?
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Gold has actually had a really good run recently.  Historically speaking gold has returned about the rate of inflation over the last 40 years.  So gold will do well, relatively speaking, in times of inflation.  Speculators will buy gold if they think inflation is coming and drive up the price.  So it's sensitive to speculation, as all commodities are.  Long term equities have proven to be a much better purchase.\n\nTo learn more about investing and finance you can listen to my podcast, the #1 rated in the world for personal finance.  It's www.promoneytalk.com\n\nHope this helps,\n\nJason
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your best option is to liquidate your physical holdings and place your proceeds into GLD,  an exchange traded gold trust, that holds the actual metal.  There is a management fee associated with the trust, currently 0.40% per years. But when you wish to convert gold to dollars, you just sell come of the shares.  A $10 fee is associated with both buying and selling the shares through an on line broker.
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Why would you trade the aus forex market. The top six currencies pairs don't have anything to do with them and you risk a slow death. If you really want to learn about forex. www.forex.com. www.fxsol.com www.interbankfx.com. But if you actually want to make money. I have turned 3000 into 4000 in 38 days trading in the forex market following the program that they have. www.freedominforex.com or www.freedomrocks.com/12565 I am so confident in this system that if you sign up I will send you some fantastic offers to ease your mind.
690821
I always stick with Paypal - safer option.\n\nPersonally I wouldn't trust money transfer
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If you already have a bank account in yemen you'll be fine. You can just get people to deposit money direct in to it via paypal would be the simple way, mate.
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There are many.  Study the past few years.  Gold has been a great investment over the past year, but now it is going  down.  So buy something low and sell it high.  I think you should put some money into an online brokerage and buy a few stocks.   Right now world markets are down from their highs because interest rates have been going up in the USA.
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Postal orders are the best way if you want the money asap. Cheques are ok if you want the money to go into your bank account and don't mind waiting a few days. I know what you mean when it's comes to paypal especially when selling something on ebay. You get charged by ebay for listing the item then you get charged again by ebay at the end of the month and then paypal charge you for using their services and then they charge you again if you transfer funds into a bank account. You don't seem to really gain anything using ebay or paypal.\n\nPostal Orders are the best bet. Just take them the post office and they will cash them for you.
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Gold is sold by the ounce. Find out the cirrent market value for gold and that's where you get your price.