Investors are rarely sedimentary, they typically are always keeping their eyes and ears open for opportunities to increase wealth by putting their money to work for them.
What does that mean “putting their money to work for them”?
We are talking about putting your cash in investments that can increase your net worth. Putting money to work for you, so you can spend more time focused on your primary job making more cash for your investments.
You’re looking at stocks, bonds, mutual funds, self-storage facilities, commercial properties, residential rentals, and so many more…
We’re talking about both conserving your initial investment, but also looking for investments that have the opportunity for appreciation.
Physical assets are among the most valuable investments in the past two decades. We’re talking about putting money into physical assets that are self-performing and don’t take time out of your day.
We’re not talking about putting cash into a savings account. Money in savings doesn’t work for you, it works for the bank. It would be like hiring an employee for your company but giving them to another company and they reap the rewards of the work done.
Don’t be that way…
Putting your investment money into a physical asset like gold or silver allows you the opportunity to diversify your portfolio while at the same time, you get all the positive results for your retirement portfolio.
As an investor, you understand that diversification is a key to wealth preservation along with wealth growth. You don’t make an income from physical gold, you get the appreciation of the value of that physical gold while preserving your initial investment.
Over the past 25 years, the gold spot price has appreciated near 350%…
We believe Physical Gold as an Investment Strategy should be on your radar. When the markets are insecure, when there is a significant rise in household prices, and when the value of the dollar has declined, investment in precious metals needs to be considered for your portfolio.
Five investment strategies for precious metals.
- Purchase a percentage of gold or silver in a self-directed IRA
- Dollar Cost Averaging your purchases over several months or several years
- Purchase Bullion outside your retirement account
- Buying Stock in Gold Mining Company Stocks
- Buying Gold ETFs
Which investment strategy should you consider? Probably all of them and you should understand both the potential positive and negative returns.
We are physical gold investors and the reason for that involves our concerns over putting our money in other companies that could influence the returns. What we’re saying is stocks and ETFs are those investment options you can add to your retirement portfolio but they are influenced by the market and other individuals’ actions.
Physical asset purchases whether inside our IRAs or outside the IRA with CASH place the physical gold in our possession. We have the asset and we have the choice of what to do with that asset. If the asset depreciates then we just hold the asset till it returns or we choose to sell the asset and move forward. We dollar-cost-average our precious metals so we take advantage of the dips and the highs of this asset.
Should you consider diversifying your portfolio to the precious metals niche? Well, that’s your decision to make. But, if you looking to diversify because you’re near the short-term retirement age, or you’re looking to diversify because you have a 401(k) that can be rolled over, you need to consider placement into precious metals to diversify your portfolio.