Wondering if gold can help you beat inflation? And how good is it as a long-term investment option?
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:45 Why is gold so adored?
03:35 Gold as an investment
05:02 Characteristics of a good investment
06:13 Should you invest in gold?
08:00 Key-Takeaways
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5 Comments
Yes, investment in gold is not at all productive. Mostly in India it's a social custom and sentimental. It neither beats inflation nor a better hedge instrument in risk management. Despite all this financial literacy canvassing, this old and traditional habit never see an end. Is not debt investment better than this gold purchase mania?. Value Research is always front runner in spreading such financial investment awareness. Thanks for your efforts.
why all central banks buys tons of gold?
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What name watch please…..
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