Where can I buy and invest in gold bars ?

Why aren't pple investing in gold? I found many dealers on internet that sell gold bars but I'm hesitant to purchase one rite now cuz I don't know which company is trustworthy. I would appreciate if u tell me how to buy and sell gold bars.

The era of buying gold directly is GONE forever.

Buy the exchange traded fund GLD.You get all the gains or losses from the moves in the price of gold and you don't have to worry about storing and assaying the bar when you go to sell it.

See the chart at http://chartserver.fasttrack.net/chart1....

The whole point of buyin actual gold is to have a diversfied investment plan. You don't want everything in eletronic or paper money. It's nice to actually have something tangible that is different. Report It

Why not just buy the futures contracts? It will give you liquidity and you won't have to pay any mark up.

I use APMEX.com. It's very easy to both buy and sell from/to them. They have every thing you need. Just browse there web site.

I have bout gold bullion from them with no trouble at all. Its comes in insured mail around 3-6 days after I put in my order online.

Thats it. no investing advise. just a straight answer to your qustion.

The easiest way to buy gold bars, is not to buy them at all but to by GLD instead. That is an exchange traded gold fund. They actually own the gold bars and you are buying in each share of GLD the equivalent of 1/10 ounce of gold. It is readily liquid, so you can buy or sell it at a moments notice with no retail markup. Only broker commission.

Buy egold here;
Here is a great way to invest.
www prospera-fund dot com
They are invested with several traders in stocks and FX accounts, (diversified).
There you can invest money to earn 10% a month compounded! After testing with 100.00 it works, and so I invested more, four different options, all 10% a month, "offshore investing".
Examples of compounding: 1000.00 after one year: 3130.00.
or, 200.00 after 5 years: 60,000.00
Do it, and forget it for 5 years, you'll not be sorry.

Source(s):

www.prospera-fund.com
refer. luckyrick