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Is there any reason to not buy GLD over gold bullion if you're not a doomsday lad?

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>>11752191

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>>11752279
Thanks i spent 25 minutes making this

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t. Schiff

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AMERICAN DREAM

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>>11752317
Shitposters like you are what keeps me coming back to this website

>> No.11752841

>>11752191
Unless the price of gold bullion doesn't follow the price of GLD, no.
Gold bullion is hard as fuck to care for too.

Every person I've met that buys actual gold bullion is dumb as shit.

>> No.11752961

Protip, IAU has lower fees. Better play.

I think there's definitely value to having a bit of physical gold/silver in the off chance we have an apocalypse scenario where even Bitcoin won't save you due to downed electrical systems, etc. But you should also have canned food, meds, guns, all that other good stuff too; and in such a scenario you may not even want to live, let's be honest.

The ETFs are great for hedging though, so much more liquid than bullion. Whatever way you go, always have some precious metals. Part of a healthy diversified portfolio. Just be sure to view it like it is: a store of value, not an investment.