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    When Is The Best Time To Buy Gold? Lessons From 15 Years of Stacking



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    In this video I talk about how to time gold purchases and what this strategy has delivered to me in 15 years of buying gold & silver.

    I cover in detail:
    – How to analyze gold purchases made over time.
    – How to factor inflation into your purchases to help you calculate an accurate return on investment.
    – If timing the tops & bottoms for gold actually makes a big difference in return on investment.
    – What I am doing right now to make sure I am getting more exposure to gold, but not buying at too high a price.

    Be sure to watch to the very end because it is full of useful information.
    None of this advice – I am not a financial advisor – this is educational material!

    Links to my data sources:

    Gold Price Data:
    https://www.macrotrends.net/1333/historical-gold-prices-100-year-chart

    S&P 500 Data:
    https://www.macrotrends.net/2488/sp500-10-year-daily-chart

    Inflation Calculator Link:
    https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/

    #gold #buygold #inflation

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    31 Comments

    3. David K on

      Thank you for the hard work you put into these videos. I'm always confused when folks omit the impact of premiums on PM returns. For example, if a person buys a 1 oz AGE today (4/8/23 at, say, SD Bullion) the cost is $2,208.78 while their website lists spot at $2,021.77. Doesn't this $187.01 premium put the purchaser in the hole 9.249% right out of the gate? Do 15 years of monthly dollar-cost-average gold purchases carry a variable premium cost with each one? And silver premiums as a per cent of spot are often much worse than gold–are they not? Is it kosher to omit PM premiums in "return" comparisons? I recently sold some gold and recouped little, if any, of the original premium–so making it up on the backend seems unlikely.

    5. David Hamtaro on

      Thank you BG for the analysis. From the chart its clear that Gold is a hedge against inflation, but not as investment. I have some savings in bank Term/ Time deposits which pays average 2% per year. According to your 15 year chart, Term deposit interest pays about the same as Gold, which made me think that the real value of gold is much higher.

    7. Maryland Guy0326 on

      It’s the same concept when buying stocks or crypto. For example Bitcoin ran up to 28k pretty quickly. I’m expecting a pullback so I’m not buying any btc, gold or silver right now. It’s hard to be patient but I’ve learned the hard way before lol.
      Happy Easter to you and your family

    9. William Shearer on

      As much as I would hate to see how much I missed out on by not buying back when silver was $3 per ounce, I think a good DCA of silver would be valuable!

    10. Emperor KHAN on

      Thank you once again for a well informed information "B. G. M". Very knowledgeable content. You hold a power of knowledge that we seek. And we are more grateful than you can ever imagine. We send you positive energy as exchange for gratitude. 🙏

    12. Metal Tracker on

      Glad I made a purchase a few weeks ago before the recent run. I am going to play it cautiously as well to see how things play out. Great video BG.

    13. Casually Uninteresting on

      well. when I open the chart I see right away that gold is on historical top. i don't like buying the tops. it never work . but good luck. triple top is not something to play with.

    15. Jaques Rabit on

      Your content is always superb.

      I started buying gold around 2020. It was not ounces, but fractional. It is(was) an affordable way to accumulate an ounce. Hella amount of grams. K

      SD bullions 500$ limit is a smack in face….

    17. Butts-R-Fly Effect on

      I humbly submit that I’d like to see silver analyzed. I’m sure given it’s volatility as compared to gold it could be like a roller coaster. I’m sure it’ll be fascinating.

    20. Karol on

      I absolutely enjoy every video of yours BG! Always learning a lot here and your humble and positive attitude is appreciated 👍

      Keep your amazing, educational work up! 🎉

    23. 8 Point Buck on

      MONEY. Gold, silver, and some other less precious metals, in the progress of civilization and commerce, have become the common standards of value; in order to avoid the delay and inconvenience of regulating their weight and quality whenever passed, the governments of the civilized world have caused them to be manufactured in certain portions, and marked with a Stamp which attests their value; this is called "money."

      (Bouvier's Law Dictionary 1856 Edition, Letter M)

      I save "money" and buy and sell things with "money."

      Get use to it Federal Reserve notes are not "money" once they lost their redemption for "money." Credit/FDR notes are not money it is corporate paper you have been conditioned over the years to believe it is "money."

    28. JR on

      Could you do the same analysis on Silver please and also account for sales tax or VAT in other countries please e.g like in Britain. That would be marvellous!

    29. Meagain on

      Love this, I know nothing of shares or stocks and I’m putting a little away to purchase British sovereigns when possible, only as a hedge against inflation, any more is a bonus but at least I’ve made a start! I have a little silver but stopped for now.

    30. Tony L on

      Better way to get people to invest is to show 15 years, 10 years, 5 years! By just showing one year is causing skepticism big time!

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