@ blr_p
What do you think about this or suggest according to your evaluation, please share some thoughts ???
What do you think about this or suggest according to your evaluation, please share some thoughts ???
blr_p said:Prolly cos they have no clue about it in the first place :|
Its not necessary you need to encash GOLDS with shops from where you bought.If u have the bill you can pass it on to third person and get cash from him who will check the rates of gold from any reputed jeweler and pay you. On the contrary there are practices in Gold where with some commission you can get cheques for cash and show black to white(Please dont ask about it in detail as thats a CA territory stuff and risk to explain on public platform like this)You know i've never understood why ppl did buy them at all for those very same reasons. Maybe its for keepers rather than investment to redeem at later date.
other than that there have been a lot of replies without OP FIRST mentioning the rate of returns expected or risk he was willing to take.
Yes, but as you mentioned there are those commisions involved which would reduce the value by 10-20%.MAGNeT said:Its not necessary you need to encash GOLDS with shops from where you bought.If u have the bill you can pass it on to third person and get cash from him who will check the rates of gold from any reputed jeweler and pay you.
Sure, i think there has always been a black market aspect to gold here as a way to park funds and launder later to white.MAGNeT said:On the contrary there are practices in Gold where with some commission you can get cheques for cash and show black to white(Please dont ask about it in detail as thats a CA territory stuff and risk to explain on public platform like this)
blr_p said:Yes, but as you mentioned there are those commisions involved which would reduce the value by 10-20%.
Oh wait you mean so long as its 'held' rather than 'sold' you will get the market value. So if the 3rd person holds onto to it then those commisons are negated.
MAGNeT said:Apgupta reply is correct and preferable but person needs minimum risk and less time period horizon.Plus he need to maintain his demat account.Just opening the account and invest 25k and forget.I am not in favour of that.Demat charges will eat up your investment after a year.Plus if person have less knowledge i dont vouch for same.Else investing in sectors in which you have least idea with MF is the best way to invest for 20% annual return
People who recommends gold etf and so on..
First its just 25k.U need to open or maintain demat account plus lot of hidden charges applied on it like vault charges,insurance charge etc etc.It eats upto 5% of your return or investment .I am not sure about it as no one answers about same.
Buy coin of gold or bar of silver.And do confirm with shop they buy back.Some shops dont but majority does.If they dont bu back whats the logic to invest in it.
Also some new nsel e gold and e silver have come up with minimum charges and so on.But again hardly anyone knows abou it.So right now stick with physical form.I am sure you can easily store same and dont have to worry about insuring it.
I think the above make excellent investments for tax purposes upto 1 lakh under 80 C.agupta said:One can invest in KVPs or NSSs if one wants to keep investments below the radar.
MAGNeT said:Also regarding gold
See this
Is Gold worth Buying ?
When one invest in gold he is not earning any profit it just makes to stay you rich but doesnt make you rich.Its a hedge against inflation but that too is doesnt keeping pace now
Is there any fixed period for any bubble??MAGNeT said:bubble for past 5 years, does it last this long ???????????
referring that link, last bubble was 10 - 15 yrs on an average, this bubble may be short or long, depends on USA, but as there is no war going on, USA will soon be out of business, as the south Asian continent emerging, lets see if this is just speculation ???Hacker said:Is there any fixed period for any bubble??
i am buying silver as i am little hesitant towards gold, just do not want to be too greedy & few obvious reasons which is already mentioned on this thread, so just want to be safe rather than sorryd@rK nEmEsIs said:thanks for all valuable advices.I can increase the investment period to 2 to 3 years for more returns.I would like to get more than 8% return annually.
I am inching towards buying physical gold as i have no knowledge about MF and other investment schemes.And one should not invest in a scheme unless he has sufficient knowledge of that scheme.