Is Gold A Good Investment In 2025?

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    Is gold still worth buying in 2025? Well today we’ll cover how gold can be used as a strategic investment tool to diversify an investment portfolio. It’s an asset class that splits opinion with some professional investors using it within their investment portfolio as part of their investment strategies, and others leave it well alone.

    🧠 Today you’ll learn:

    – Gold’s performance vs stocks, treasuries & cash in bear markets and high-inflation years based on research conducted.
    – The benefits and drawbacks of holding gold in an investment portfolio.
    – The perspectives from professional investors like Ray Dalio and Warren Buffet.
    – The different ways to buy gold in the UK.

    📚 Useful Resources Mentioned:
    The Role of Gold In Investment Portfolios https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4876703

    ⏰ Timestamps:
    00:00 Intro
    00:50 Gold History
    01:37 What’s Good About Gold
    04:25 What The Research Says
    09:17 Opinions From Professionals
    12:30 How To Buy Gold

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    21 Comments

    1. My answer before watching the video- Yes because it'll only get higher. Gold is a physical and incredibly valuable commodity unlike stocks and shares. It's been of value for thousands of years and as more is dug up, it'll become rarer. So it's always worth investing in, no matter the price. It's a long-term investment, not something to trade imo and a great hedge against inflation. Gold is real money, not fiat currency.

    2. Hi Mitch. Great video 👍 Interested if you personally hold gold as part of your investment portfolio & if so what percentage & in what form (eg. physical or ETC)?

    3. Hi Mitch, how can i encourage my partner to start investing? She cant be bothered to watch any videos, yet complains she doesnt understand it. Its not doing any favours showing her my portfolio as the recent market drop isnt exactly great proof, ive tried to explain how inflation will eat away her money over time in the bank but I dont think im getting anywhere with this.
      Thanks

    4. My plan long term is to hold 2-3 years worth of living expenses in gold at retirement to mitigate sequence of returns risk. I believe this to be hetter than cash due to some of the points raised here. In down markets i will draw from thus pot, rather rhan equities.

    5. Just a reminder before anyone goes all in, between 1980 and 2000 gold lost over 50% of it's value, even more so when you account for inflation, stocks in the modern era have never gone that long and not made you money. Also remember Gold doesn't spin off any income either.

    6. Short answer: no. Long(er) answer: the biggest mistake which inexperienced investors make is FOMO. However this is to forget that markets trade in oscillation both in terms of the psychology and risk posture of its participants. Very simply: whilst invested capital chases yield, retail chases certainly and it is very seldom when both cohorts coalesce.

      Why has gold risen? It is a product of “uncertainty”. But uncertainty is always temporary and another product of it, is that it discounts equities. The capital which has built behind gold WILL reflow across into those equities. That is a basic fundamental characteristic of markets and if you’re not aware of it, you will simply end up being ‘exit liquidity’.

      I ran a London PM desk for 8yrs so I know a thing or two about capital flow.

    7. I bought SGLP (Invesco physical gold ETC) as 6% of my SIPP in 2023 and very pleased I did…I only wish I'd bought more of it! After Trump crashed the markets last month, this was the only thing keeping my portfolio in the green! £34k investment is currently worth £52k….nice.

    8. I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 385K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30% annually in dividend returns. I’d appreciate any recommendations for strong, high-performing dividend stocks!!!

    9. Dunno where you’ve been the past year lol but gold has been rolling for some time now, buying in at this point I wouldn’t advise until we see some pullback on price,

    10. Investing in the stock market allows you to diversify your portfolio, reducing risk and increasing potential returns. By investing in different asset classes, sectors, and geographies, you can spread risk and increase potential returns,Thanks to Bradley Charles for his guidance and daily insights, along with my focus on learning, my portfolio has grown steadily up to 200k. Here's to continued progress!

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