Why Silver Investing At Monex Is a Good First Investment

April 30th, 2011 Posted in Precious Metals
Apr, 30 2011

So, you’ve recently saved up enough money to start investing? If you’re looking for a good entry point into the investments market in today’s economy, your safest bet is in precious metals. Commodity-based trading has proven itself to be one of the only reliable opportunities in today’s economic world. Stock trading and real estate speculation have both witnessed devastating crashes in the past 5 years. If you’re looking to turn new money into something sustainable and growth oriented, the most lucrative possibility at present is silver investing at Monex.

Why silver? Why not gold or platinum? While gold is a reliable and time-honored investing option, it is also a very expensive one to break into. Gold trading is most lucrative and reliable when you are able to deal in values over $100,000 – a figure that new investors are rarely interested in (or able to) sinking into a single resource. While platinum is an interesting market, it is largely tied into the automotive industry. There are two reasons why this is a bad time to invest in a precious metal tied to the automotive industry. The first is declining car sales in America and new environmental regulations are leading to a manufacturing downturn. The second is that many Japanese factories are currently shut down in the wake of a devastating series of earthquakes that occurred in March. Subsequently, platinum and palladium prices have been sinking due to a shortage of manufacturing demand.

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Why 2011 Is the Year to Buy Palladium Coins from Monex

April 29th, 2011 Posted in Precious Metals
Apr, 29 2011

If you’ve been considering the possibility of investing in precious metals, you’ve probably spent the last couple of years monitoring the rising value of gold and silver. As faith in national dollar values has eroded over the past decade, more and more investors have turned to precious metal investing as a safe and international investment strategy. One possibility you might not have been considering is the possibility of investing in palladium coins from Monex. Now is the time to start considering this very approach, as 2011 is expected to see huge value gain on this precious metal.

Palladium prices last spiked in 2001, hitting a record high of $1,125 per ounce. This occurred in the aftermath of a major disruption in palladium distribution. As is true of any precious metal, but especially so when talking about palladium, a reduction in the amount of new metal entering the market causes the cost to climb significantly. The most recent price of palladium coins (from Monex and other dealers) at the time of writing was $817.25 per ounce, but is expected to climb to an incredible $940 per ounce over the course of 2011. A significant contributing fact to this price increase is a decline in the amount of palladium being shipped out of Russia, the world’s leading manufacturer of palladium ore.

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The Uncertainty of U.S. Economy and Where Gold Investing at Monex Fits In

April 28th, 2011 Posted in Precious Metals
Apr, 28 2011

As of April 8, 2011 the United States is in a panic over the supposed shutdown of the federal government.  By the time you read this article, the situation will have been dealt with.  However, this latest episode in the U.S. economy sitcom is just another example of how uncertain the U.S. economy has become.  This is why many people are now thinking seriously about gold investing at Monex.

Even if the U.S. should recover from this political stalemate of funding viewpoints, how will they stop and reverse the downward spiral of the U.S. dollar?  How will they escape debt?  How will they address unemployment?  Speaking of gold investment, one has to wonder how China feels about this situation, since they are now the leading nation for gold supply in the world.  Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman John Kerry said, “They’ve got to be laughing at us right now [in China].  How terrific that the United States of America can’t make a decision.”  No wonder people are talking about gold investing at Monex and other gold ventures!

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Buying Silver Coins from Monex as Currency Values Fall

April 27th, 2011 Posted in Precious Metals
Apr, 27 2011

Currency values continue to fall and that is worrying many. If you want to hedge against this, it may be wise to begin buying silver coins from Monex. Silver is a commodity that continues to grow in value, even as a wide range of international currencies begin to fall in value. With the economy, national debts and budget talks all weighing heavily on the US dollar, and other worldwide currencies, people are looking for ways to finally get a bit of protection. Silver can offer you that protection.

Silver coins are valued quite differently, depending on a number of factors. Some coins are simply valued based on their composition and the current rate for silver. Other coins, on the other hand, have a collector’s appeal to them. These coins are more valuable than others. Often, collector’s items are priced well above the going rate for silver by weight. No matter which method you use to buy these coins, do so. The value of silver, and thus the value of these coins, is likely to continue growing in the coming months.

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