is it too late to make money buying Gold? or Gold futures?
353633
No.  Gold is a good investment and considered a hedge against inflation.  Right now, gold, silver, oil, copper, and other precious metals are all hitting new multiyear highs.  Seems that demand has overtaken supply on the global scale.  Next couple of years look good for all the metals.  Then of course, corporate America and others like the Germans and Chinese will overbuild new mines and the world ecomony will slow its growth and prices will retreat again.  Its the old supply and demand story but to answer your question right now it looks like a good investment.
1087280
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9131
Gold is always a good bet, and now it seem the price will be going up for several year. also, if you are willing to take a slight risk, look into nanotechnology, seems to be the wave of the future.
154278
You can buy jewellery or gold bars or go for something more like...Gold-linked bonds and structured notes\n \n>A number of the world's largest bullion dealers and investment banks issue gold linked bonds in various forms. Typically, these products provide investors with some combination of:\n1-Exposure to gold price fluctuations\n2-A yield\n3-Principal protection \n \nThis link has some good stuff you can check - I use it to track the troy ounce price every day to keep a watch for one client...\n\nYou can register to this web and access more on gold...talk to a investment advisor as well...their are other good commodities too...
430150
Best thing would be to go to a pawn/antique shop, buy a bunch of stuff made with those metals, melt them down, and make a bar.\n\nIndividual investors cannot just buy a bar of metal.. however since those metals are more common, go to Home Depot and look for them, ie. Copper Wire. \n\nIf you want to invest in them to make money because you think their price will go up, buy an ETF or a large producer/distributor of those metals, stock.
900138
No not form some time.\nAs a seller you need to figures out what you can sell for and God help you if you just got the house in the last three years or have a equity line of credit, you will be up side down.\n\nIf you have some equity do be greedy the longer you wait the less you will make. \n \nThe reason for this is that the bubble is breaking checl out this web site and see why has happen and why you may get screwed.\n\nBest of luck.\nhttp://www.breakingbubble.com/index.htm
773541
Of course I do.  The government is in the business of borrowing money is very large quantities.  So it is to their benefit to make certain that the value of the dollar steadily drops so that they can pay back those mammoth borrowings with dollars that are worth much less than when they borrowed them.  Stick around.  Ten years from now that $20 gold piece will probably be trading for about $2000 or more.
223116
There is a lot of bogus advice out there.  Does gold never lose value?  No, look at the chart below.  Is it a good hedge against inflation?  No, it was $850 back in 1980 and is worth less than that now, even without adjusting for inflation. After adjusting for inflation, it is worth less than half what it was worth in 1980.\nThere are many "experts" out there that claim gold will go up.  Other "experts"  claim it will go down.  The best writers I have read on the subject  admit that gold prices are horrendously difficult to predict, and recommend buying gold only for those that like to gamble.\nI did buy gold jewelry for my wife and she liked it.  I don't consider in an investment, though.
239776
You can't buy options in that short a time frame, assuming that I understand your question correctly... and what strike price are you looking for?
1061819
If you find out, let me know.  The future is anybodies guess. Some companies are becoming good buys. Others still have a way to go yet.\n\nFear is currently ruling the market and it might be a while yet before greed wins the upper hand. \n\nThere is a lesson to be learned here and I hope it is not too expensive for you.   That lesson is 1. maintain a cash reserve.  2. when you have a good profit, take some of it 3. buy low. sell high. \n\nThe longer the correction runs the better the buying opportunity. It is ok to take a small bite now and then but keep the bite small.
74870
Unless you already have $5mil, wake up and stop dreaming. Stock investing for a 1 year time frame is inappropriate. You stand a substantial chance of ending up with less at the end of 1 year. For that short of a time frame, CD's, money markets and conservative bond investments are more appropriate, but the prevailing rates are low and you would need to start with$4.8 mil or so to reasonably have a chance to reach your goal.
124520
Gold is a lousy speculative investment. Invest in a diversified portfolio of mutual funds over many years and don't worry about inflation.\n\nGold has increased in value at the rate of 1.47%/year since 1988. Gold is currently very near its high for the period . . . If you had bought it at its lowest point since 1988 you would have made over 100% as of today.\n\nIf you bought an S&P 500 fund at its lowest point since 1988, you would have made over 600% as of today . . .
50408
Weakness of the dollar is driving the price of gold (and other commodities) up. Being in a diversified portfolio is essential. Including gold, commodities, and major foreign currencies are ways to hedge against a decline in the dollar.\n\nUse at your own risk. Talk to your financial advisor.
475214
It can be done, but take a good hard look at the situation first.. are you close to retirement?  Will you invest that $400,00 in such a way that that will not need to work any more?  that kind of money won't go far in this day and age.  Don't forget you'd also be giving up medical, commissary and exchange bennies as well as access to MWR facilities.
564980
I've found Evergreen's Precious Metals Fund to be the one I use the most.  Franklin's Gold & Precious Metals Fund is good, too, but the Evergreen one was better numbers.\n\nA better question is why in the hell you'd want to put your money into precious metals right now.  I guess a nearly year-long run-up and prices at 25-year highs seems like buying signals to you.\n\nHint: Try buying quality investments when they are "on sale".  Not when the herd is moving towards them and pushing the prices beyond reasonable levels.
225053
Only if it's sh!tting gold nuggets!
661381
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.