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Portfolio diversification: 6 excellent reasons to aim for gold

2020 will be a crucial year for investors. Markets and economists are in fibrillation, the Cassandres face dizzying collapses and economic crisis around the corner. As always in a panorama of uncertainties and conflicting ideas, those who invest must make careful and careful choices in order not to let themselves be carried away by enthusiasm towards the abyss. How to protect yourself in the event of a global crisis and how to make the most of the markets when everything seems to be going well? By allocating part of its investments in safe-haven assets, making them safe, thus aiming for physical gold, the safe-haven asset par excellence. We give you 6 good, indeed excellent reasons to aim for physical gold in this year of fundamental economic transition. Gold creates security: the Central Banks say so The central bank of the Netherlands, De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) said that " if the monetary system collapses, the gold reserve will serve as a basis for rebuilding it...

2020 on GOLD: time is running out

And so here we are in the year 2020. A year that I have often referred to in my work over the past 10 years here on DeshGold.com. I'll explain why. A year that, from my long-term research on the precious metals market, has enormous potential to set an important maximum. When it comes to highs, in a world based on an inflationary monetary system like ours, it is important to understand what we are talking about. If you think of the great trends of history, I speak of decades or hundreds of years, you discover that in a world where the prices of all things constantly rise over time, the maximums are points destined to be almost always exceeded. Unlike the historical lows, which are points that are much more likely not to be broken lower. Think a little bit about the minimum that the DowJones did in 1932 at 41 index points. Today we are at 28900 points. That minimum there, in the life of the DowJones, is extremely likely that it will never be touched again...

Is buying gold a good investment?

It is considered the safe haven par excellence. But it's not always true. Here's when it's convenient and what to buy The gold rush is   back . 2019 opened with a 3% rise in prices compared to the previous month and many argue that it is the right time to invest your savings in precious metal. "Physical gold can still be considered a safe-haven asset because it is really difficult for its value to plummet. However, it should be considered that there are no armored investments , even the value of a house can drop in a few years. «Those who buy metal must keep in mind that its prices are volatile and, especially in the short term, they can fluctuate . Just think that compared to 2012, when the prices were at the maximum, its value fell by 20% »underlines the expert. Here is a short guide to understand who should buy gold and in what form. Ingots or coins "Buying them is a good idea if you want an asset to leave to your children and are afraid of inv...

Synthetic diamonds

Two news stories in the last few days have shaken the world of diamonds: the fraud report against the banks that proposed them to their customers and the appearance on the synthetic stones market. 700 million euros is the value of the seizures ordered by the Guardia di Finanza against five banks and two companies that sold diamonds to their customers at double their value .  More serious is the alarm launched by the « Gemological Institute of America », the most accredited institute for the analysis of precious stones. The synthetic diamonds are more and more similar to the natural ones so that even an expert could hardly recognize them, not enough to a test done under a microscope, it would take a spectroscopic examination. The most risky markets at the moment are the Asian ones, but synthetic diamonds have certainly arrived or will soon arrive in Europe. Two considerations: on the one hand there is a real scam against the customer ; on the other hand, if they took ho...