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Gold Investments in 2020 Provide Hope in Turbulent Times

We’ve all seen the markets see-saw from euphoria to despair a number of times in recent years. Investors have lost count of the number of times they’ve been told that things would return to normal, and that the markets would settle down.

Brexit, the ongoing US-China trade war and a slow-growing world economy have added unwanted volatility to the markets, but in actual fact, this has proven to be a perfect opportunity to make great gains, for those who saw sense to buy gold.

Read all about how buying gold today could improve your portfolio value and offer investors 2020 vision for the decade ahead.

Prices at fresh highs

In today’s market economists talk about low yields on treasury bonds and lacklustre gains in stock indices. Gold has outshone them all in the past four years. If you had bought a troy ounce of gold in early 2015, and decided to sell at the time of writing, you would expect to have seen a nominal price gain of 75 per cent for your gold investment.

That’s an incredible price gain in such a short space of time, and you’ll be fascinated to know that was just the rally that helped gold prices break to fresh all-time highs. Any further price rally in the coming months could potentially see gold prices soar to levels impossible to imagine just a few years ago.

But why gold? For one thing, gold has a time-tested reputation as being a safe store of wealth in times of economic crisis. In the last 20 years alone, markets have been reeling from the aftermath of the Dot-com bust, the bursting of the US housing bubble, as well as more recent turbulence, as a result of the ongoing trade war between the US and China, not forgetting all the Brexit-related uncertainty coming straight out of Westminster.

With gold prices rising above £1,200 per troy ounce in recent months, now could be the golden opportunity for investors to buy gold and lock in some great gains in the coming months, as Brexit potentially comes to a dramatic climax, and could likely push gold prices up even further.

If you wish to buy gold as an investment, but want to make sure you’ve timed it just right, check out the Gold Bullion Company’s own Live Gold Price Chart. Updated every five seconds, it gives an accurate reading of gold prices on the open market, allowing you to buy at a time that maximises the gains to be made.

Gold Britannia rules the waves    

Don’t let market uncertainty drag down your portfolio in the coming years. This could be the best time to buy gold coins, as the Gold Bullion Company is pleased to be offering the latest addition to our Gold Britannia series, the gold investment 2020 Gold Britannia.

Weighing 31 grams, our 2020 Gold Britannia is a tribute to not only Britannia herself, a lasting symbol of national pride. It’s also a fitting way to celebrate what will be Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth’s 68th year on the British throne. Gold Britannia coins have been minted regularly since 1987, and are a real piece of history, if you’re interested in the world of gold coins and commemorative items.

Based on a design by Philip Nathan, the 2020 Gold Britannia depicts Queen Elizabeth II, with an image of Britannia holding her trident and Union Flag shield on the reverse side. It costs £1,204 as of late October 2019, and benefits from being part of our VAT-free gold coin range. Demand for the gold investment 2020 Gold Britannia is unsurprisingly high, so dispatch may take two to three working days.

Celebrate the lengthy reign of our current monarch and get 2020 vision for your portfolio, when you buy gold coins such as this, as well as our broader range of Gold Sovereigns, which cover the reigns of Queen Elizabeth II, as well as her immediate ancestors.

Opportunity to lock in gains

In the coming months, investors will be looking for items to add to their portfolios which have intrinsic value, which can also remain stable or even appreciate in value over time. If you’re looking to buy gold bars, the Gold Bullion Company also offers VAT-free bullion bars.

Not only that, but some of the gold coins we provide are free from Capital Gains Tax (CGT). For example, the 2019 Gold Sovereign enjoys CGT-free status, on top of being VAT-free. This helps investors make purchases of gold without having to worry about extra costs beyond what they would be expecting to pay when they eventually sell back into the market.

Gold has an uncanny habit of cutting through the broader market sentiment, providing a safe store of wealth, as currencies are devalued and markets rise and fall along with the fortunes of the global economy. Gold is one of the least reactive of all the noble elements, so when you wish to buy gold as an investment, you can expect to benefit from the yellow metal’s longevity and its lasting appeal, which has persisted for centuries.

Get in touch

If investing in gold is what you think will give you 2020 vision for the decade ahead, the Gold Bullion Company looks forward to hearing from you. We’re gold specialists with years of experience in helping people buy gold and help them diversify their portfolios away from more obvious assets, towards those with greater intrinsic value.

Not only do we provide gold items for investors – why not check out some of our silver items as well? Precious metals are a great place to consider investing in, as both gold and silver remain highly-valued and have a reputation as two of the most prized of all the precious metals.    

Give us a call or email us, if you have any enquiries about buying gold or silver. We’re also available for appointments at our head office in Wolverhampton – just make sure to book an appointment first through our website, and we’ll look forward to helping you with your gold investment 2020 enquiry.

Telephone: 01902 623 259

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Article Last Updated: Thursday, October 31, 2019