The TRUTH and CONS buying Gold here in the UK - New stackers be aware!

[@macdonaldbullion]

Thanks for watching everyone!

[@send2georgie_S2G]

Thanks for the video Josh 😊✌🏻

[@macdonaldbullion]

Thanks Georgie 😊

[@theenglishprofessor8411]

Improved audio on this video over your older ones. 🗣️👍🏻

[@macdonaldbullion]

@@theenglishprofessor8411 thank you kindly, I’ve been focusing on improving the audio so I’m pleased on the feedback

[@DaveRichardson-v6f]

All the things you said about gold can be same for silver at the end of the day their both a risk the way i see it is gold has always been valued higher than silver both a store of wealth for over 5000 years the main reason ive stated buying gold is no 20% tax on it

[@macdonaldbullion]

Absolutely, I’m a fan of both but gold has a slight edge for sure

[@Seven-Seven-77]

Some really good points very well articulated

[@macdonaldbullion]

Thank you seven

[@XiaodongWang-qt9oy]

Thanks for sharing the risks!

[@DeeCee-nb6ev]

I would say that rather than small fractional buy larger in the case of sovereigns and Britannia’s. Four quarter oz sovereigns will have a higher premium than one full sovereign. Downside with larger gold coins is less people can afford them so may be difficult selling on later. If you just want to stack and get most gold for your money then avoid proofs and graded which are collectibles and generally have a much higher premium. If gold for sale on social media looks to good to be true then it probably is.

[@macdonaldbullion]

Great points

[@silversleuth007]

The exorbitant tax some folks pay is a crime. I considered liquidity reasons to practice getting fractional gold, in spite of premiums. Time flies, and years later, I think that my strategy worked out to my benefit. Not that I would consider trading any PMs for any fiat toilet paper, I DO see that the price of an ounce of gold is a big bite out of somebody's wallet. Awesome video, subject matter, and video production. TY for sharing.