Information sources for the gold trade
Education:
Magazines
– helpful coverage of all finance with good sections on gold.
www.marketoracle.co.uk
www.moneyweek.com
Technical information
and charts
www.livecharts.co.uk
www.thebulliondesk.com
Specially
designed courses for beginners and
traders - A wide range
of applications from introductory seminars to sophisticated
trading systems.
www.investix.co.uk
www.knowledgetoaction.co.uk
Trading:
Good sites where you
can actually trade in a variety of forms of gold – from
bullion bars to coins
www.atsbullion.com
www.capitalasset.com
Futures trading –
helpful and informative sites with charts and
guidance.
Berkeley
Futures www.bfl.co.uk
Many different futures
– www.britefutures.com
Spread
betting:
There are many spread
betting firms and most offer good introductory advice and
warnings to the unwary. Some offer free trials and training
programmes at no cost.
www.finspreads.com
www.betonmarkets.com
Selling your
gold:
There are many places
where you can sell gold but take time and be careful. Most
pawnbrokers are reputable and will give you a fair deal but
it is best to do some homework and know what exactly you are
selling.
www.harveyandthompson.com
www.cashforyourgold.co.uk
Coins:
There are many
numismatists who are small operators treating their
operation as much as a hobby as a business. Trade fairs are
often advertised in magazines and can be “searched”
online.
www.ringramcoins.com
www.gold-coin.co.uk
Scrap
gold:
Trade fairs are,
again, a good way of getting rid of unwanted gold items.
There are always a few stalls to contact and you should get
a fair price. For large amounts seek out a
specialist.
www.gotgoldgetcash.co.uk
www.thegoldexchange.co.uk
While we have
an active interest in gold trading we do not recommend any of
the sites mentioned in our web pages.
Our intention
is to be informative and point the small investor in the right
direction.
It must be
emphasized that investing in gold carries a high risk because
of the nature of the
market.
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