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For reasons that aren’t always clear, investing in gold can draw heated debate among investors. Some will say it’s the only real store of value and curse America for exiting the gold standard. Others swear that gold has no intrinsic value and is only useful as a metal for jewelry and other items.
But there has to be something to the idea that when central banks want to hedge against currency devaluation, they add gold... and lots of it.
Just look at the spot price of gold over the last 50 years. If the “only” reason to own gold was an inflation hedge, why did it continue to move higher at a time when countries across the world were keeping interest rates at record low levels?
The reason is because for many investors, gold is an insurance policy against the folly of short-sighted and sometimes outright incompetent policymakers in Washington and across the world. And that’s a truth about gold that is as true today as it was 50 or 100 years ago.
It’s also why now is a great time to consider adding gold to your portfolio
Many gold investors enjoy buying physical metal in the form of bars or coins. But for many investors, buying gold stocks can provide exposure without the reciprocal costs of taking physical custody of gold. This presentation will give you seven gold stocks that you should consider to provide an anchor in your portfolio in good times or bad.
View the 7 Gold Stocks That Can Anchor Any Portfolio
Laycee Kluin
MarketBeat
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