4Lun·

Hello everyone,


I would like to hear your opinions and thoughts on the subject of gold investment.


In my portfolio I mainly have shares with quarterly dividend payments. I am therefore considering diversifying the portfolio by investing in gold in order to save for the long term.


Unfortunately, Trade Republic does not offer $4GLD (+0,61 %) for saving or as a savings plan, which is why I would probably opt for the $SGBS (+0,66 %) would be my choice.


Do you have gold in your custody account/portfolio and if so, what have you invested in?


I look forward to hearing your opinions and wish you a relaxing Sunday.

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Honestly, it's better to go to Degusa or similar and buy gold in bars or coins.
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@Slucks87 First of all, thank you for your feedback. Why would you recommend this approach?
@Slucks87 not everyone can do it...

It's nonsense to wait 10 months for a €50 gold savings rate until you can physically buy gold for €500 - you lose the entire price gain...

@KonradM - don't you have euwax Gold II on TR? It's tax-free and can also be delivered from a certain amount
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@KonradM just read down here that it's not available at TR either xD

You could also open an account with Scalable and then invest in euwax Gold via a savings plan if that's not a problem for you - otherwise only the etf you mentioned above is available...
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I order the $IGLN from TR.
I used to buy physically via an online retailer. But that was always associated with costs. If I didn't live in the deepest Sauerland and had a dealer around here, I would of course prefer to buy physically. Or I would if I happened to be in Dortmund.
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@Hotte1909 but with some of them I think you can have it sent to you physically. At least that's what I read on Wisdomtree.
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@KonradM That is correct. However, this is not possible with $IGLN as far as I know.
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@Hotte1909 is the sale tax-free after a one-year holding period?
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@user1d7gf8465j461735 Actually yes. As it is physically deposited and therefore tax-free. As far as I know, you first pay tax on TR, but this will be credited back to you after verification
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@Hotte1909 all right, thanks :-) do you have to write to tr yourself or is it credited automatically? And can I ask what your gold share is?
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@user1d7gf8465j461735 Unfortunately, I don't know. Since my share in TR is quite small and I haven't sold any gold yet and haven't held it for a year. Physical gold at home is about 6% of the portfolio. However, I haven't tracked it here as I haven't yet found a way to enter gold properly. Since I have a part in bars, a part in coins and even a small part in nuggets
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@Hotte1909 Now, for the very stupid, what is the difference between $IGLN and $SGBS? If you have an answer, I would be very grateful.
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@KonradM Good question. In any case, there are already 2 different providers 😉
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If you have time, scroll through the posts at @InvestmentPapa
There are a few posts on the subject.
Have a nice Sunday ☀️ too
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Buy physical if possible...
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I myself see commodities as important for young people. Here I would use 50% gold and 50% silver.

This should be bought physically, as you are using it as an emergency currency and if you buy it as an ETF, who knows whether you can still sell it then
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@schokosahne the old prepper myth.🫣 If the case arises that you need gold as currency, then you don't need gold but a gun.
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@Dividenden-Penner I don't see it that way at all; if the worst comes to the worst, the price will go extremely high. The stock exchanges are often closed or trading is suspended and then you can go through the traders.

But that's a question of faith, for me it's purely a crisis precaution, because if you don't think about it, in most cases it's not worth investing in precious metals.
In the long term, the return is usually no better than on quality growth shares.

But everyone has to make their own decision. The preppers exist, of course, and there are even specially punched plates where you can always break out a piece.
If you need it, you can of course do it.
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I buy gold and silver from the pro Aurum store in Düsseldorf
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In 2020, I invested a portion in physical gold / Krugerrand (1oz). The smaller the denomination, the bigger the spread. Top return to date and if I never need the hedge, it will go to the kids. Whether I would buy at the ATH now, probably not.
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@DireStraits That's what I thought at first, but unfortunately it's not listed at TR either, or I couldn't find it there.
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