Investment & Ownership of Precious Metal
Short guide by Sequoyah Wealth Management
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Precious metal is one of the oldest asset types available.
Today it can be owned in a number of ways – each with its own characteristics. In broad strokes, there are two ways to invest in precious metals – Paper or Physical. ‘Paper’ being a broad term for financial instruments with precious metals as an underlying asset, i.e. futures, options, shares, ETFs etc., and all of these are traded at Exchanges. ‘Physical’ refers to owning the actual metal (bullion) itself. Both can be an equally efficient part of your strategy, but characteristics vary from instrument to instrument. As with other asset classes the different characteristics are essential to be aware of. All precious metals can be great assets if correctly implemented in your strategy, but it can also end up doing more harm than good if mishandled. The figure below is often used to give a brief overview of the many ways that gold can be traded.
The choice of metal instrument should reflect your overall investment strategy, for instance growth vs. preservation, and priorities such as succession planning or similar. At Sequoyah Wealth Management we will be happy to discuss the various ways you can incorporate metals in your investment strategy
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The subject of this guide is gold as an investment.
As an entity that holds a monetary value, and which is capable of creating increased value and decreased economic risks. Or the opposite, for someone who doesn’t know what they’re getting into.
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