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<p>[QUOTE="Jason.A, post: 2835639, member: 87620"]That is a good deal. But, if I were you, I think about how gold prices are relatively high right now compared to other prices during the year. I would also examine things like possible things like why are gold prices higher right now and what factors might contribute to changing prices in the future. </p><p><br /></p><p>If I didn't trust myself or others to make that educated guess (which I personally do not), then I would stagger out my gold buying over the year and not get sucked into a "too good to pass up deal" and just buy a set amount of gold over a set period of time. That way, in the long run I will bought around the average price for the year. </p><p><br /></p><p>I couldn't blame myself for buying when things were too high or congratulate myself for luckily buying when it was the absolute cheapest. Instead, I would have bought at around the average price by buying over a period of time. And, I would have done so because I am buying expecting gold to increase slightly year after year into the indefinite future. So, I would be holding gold just as a nice little extra investment if I need it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jason.A, post: 2835639, member: 87620"]That is a good deal. But, if I were you, I think about how gold prices are relatively high right now compared to other prices during the year. I would also examine things like possible things like why are gold prices higher right now and what factors might contribute to changing prices in the future. If I didn't trust myself or others to make that educated guess (which I personally do not), then I would stagger out my gold buying over the year and not get sucked into a "too good to pass up deal" and just buy a set amount of gold over a set period of time. That way, in the long run I will bought around the average price for the year. I couldn't blame myself for buying when things were too high or congratulate myself for luckily buying when it was the absolute cheapest. Instead, I would have bought at around the average price by buying over a period of time. And, I would have done so because I am buying expecting gold to increase slightly year after year into the indefinite future. So, I would be holding gold just as a nice little extra investment if I need it.[/QUOTE]
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