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Interesting. I go to Ly Hour quite often but didn't know they had gold. My fear regarding buying here has always been purity. I can get the purest of gold in the world back home, but wouldn't know how to tell the purity of anything here. Makes more sense to buy an Index.Lonestar wrote:I regularly buy the sealed Swiss bars when I am in the U.S. I really like them, and they are no problem to sell here. But, you really can't beat buying bullion from a gold seller here. It has the lowest premium and is the most convertable. I recently bought from Ly Hour Exchange on Charles De Gaulle. That is quite the operation. I think you could walk in there and ask for a few kilos of gold and they would not even bat an eye. We put our money on the counter, and they went to the back and cut a nugget down to the gram.
I would absolutely LOVE to get into the stock market but have no idea where to start.Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote: ↑Sat May 16, 2020 8:08 amInteresting. I go to Ly Hour quite often but didn't know they had gold. My fear regarding buying here has always been purity. I can get the purest of gold in the world back home, but wouldn't know how to tell the purity of anything here. Makes more sense to buy an Index.Lonestar wrote:I regularly buy the sealed Swiss bars when I am in the U.S. I really like them, and they are no problem to sell here. But, you really can't beat buying bullion from a gold seller here. It has the lowest premium and is the most convertable. I recently bought from Ly Hour Exchange on Charles De Gaulle. That is quite the operation. I think you could walk in there and ask for a few kilos of gold and they would not even bat an eye. We put our money on the counter, and they went to the back and cut a nugget down to the gram.
Anyways: can you afford to lose the money Roz? Are you an aggressive investor? $1000 really isn't much. You could park it in Prasac as mentioned, but you'll only get a few dollars per month (like $3?). If you're willing to be a bit more aggressive, then I'd suggest the stock market.
Delta Airlines (DAL) or Carnival Cruise LInes (CCL)? It's hard to decide.Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote: ↑Sat May 16, 2020 8:08 amInteresting. I go to Ly Hour quite often but didn't know they had gold. My fear regarding buying here has always been purity. I can get the purest of gold in the world back home, but wouldn't know how to tell the purity of anything here. Makes more sense to buy an Index.Lonestar wrote:I regularly buy the sealed Swiss bars when I am in the U.S. I really like them, and they are no problem to sell here. But, you really can't beat buying bullion from a gold seller here. It has the lowest premium and is the most convertable. I recently bought from Ly Hour Exchange on Charles De Gaulle. That is quite the operation. I think you could walk in there and ask for a few kilos of gold and they would not even bat an eye. We put our money on the counter, and they went to the back and cut a nugget down to the gram.
Anyways: can you afford to lose the money Roz? Are you an aggressive investor? $1000 really isn't much. You could park it in Prasac as mentioned, but you'll only get a few dollars per month (like $3?). If you're willing to be a bit more aggressive, then I'd suggest the stock market.