10/16/2010

Agen Berdaftar PUBLIC GOLD/ PUBLIC DINAR

Salam,
Saya ada menjual dinar, dirham, gold bar, & brg2 kemas Public Gold
Jika anda berminat untuk membeli dinar/dirham/barang kemas/ menjual brg kemas yang telah patah / menjual surat sila hubungi saya:
019-2129458

- Saya juga membeli semula dinar dan gold bar serta brg2 kemas public gold dgn syarat sijil belian barangan disertakan sekali.

- Bagi brg2 kemas baik/ patah bukan dari public gold, boleh juga dijual kepada saya. Harga yang saya tawarkan lebih tinggi dari di jual semula di kedai emas.

Sila gunakan link web page di atas bagi mendapat lengkap tentang pelaburan emas dengan public gold. Sebarang pertanyaan boleh dimajukan kepada saya.

8/18/2009

Biz Info

Investing and Buying Gold in Malaysia


What influences the gold price?:

A constant issue in the gold market is what influences the price. Most people logically believe the supply and demand figures in the physical gold market will determine the price.

However, the futures market in New York is the single largest place in the world where more gold contracts are traded than any other. The price at which the physical gold changes hands, in almost all cases, depends on the price at the New York exchange. Practically all gold bullion and gold coin dealers will base the price of their transactions on this price.

Therefore, the supply and demand at the NY exchange is probably the single most important factor (at least in the short term) in determining the outlook for the gold price. We can see large changes in the supply or demand in the physical market, but if the price does not first change at the exchange it is not likely to change the price of the physical gold.

Of course, in the longer term, supply and demand in the physical market will cause the futures market to change accordingly, but significant and sustained changes in the physical gold market are few and far between.

7/23/2009

Will Gold reach $2,000 an ounce by 2010?

According to Robert McEwen, CEO U.S. Gold Corporation…

“Gold prices may reach $2,000 an ounce by 2010 on demand for an alternative to currencies. You have much more money than there is gold, and as people see their currencies falling relative to gold; they’re going to be saying ‘Maybe I should have some of this.’”


John Hill and Graham Wark, Citibank analysts note…


“Frankly, we're surprised, that gold is not already at $2,000 an ounce. Gold will benefit from both the “gloom & doom” and “muddle-through & monetization” scenarios, possibly regaining $1,000