Saturday, May 29, 2010
BELI DAN SIMPAN EMAS FIZIKAL SEBELUM TERLAMBAT
krisis kewangan seperti us dollars dan euro serta apa yg berlaku di greek dan begitu juga apa yg telah di umumkan oleh Idris Jala pd Jumaat lepas di akhbar(28/5/2010), semoga ianya boleh dijadikan iktibar oleh kita semua...agar bersiap sedia utk menghadapi krisis ekonomi global, EMAS FIZIKAL adalah aset atau pelaburan terbaik bagi melindungi wang tunai yg kita simpan selama ini diatas usaha kita yg bekerja keras siang dan malam,contoh> jika kita mempunyai simpanan di bank,rm100k atau rm1 juta pun belum tentu menjamin kekayaan yg kita ada...kerana nilai wang tersebut akan menyusut disebabkan faktor Inflasi(kenaikan kadar faedah,petrol,kenaikan harga semua jenis barangan dan kos operasi dan transport)..kata pakar kewangan, kita mesti menyimpan dlm bentuk aset EMAS FIZIKAL(dinar/emas 999.9) sekurang2nya 30% dari nilai simpanan TUNAI yg ada..HUBUNGI kami sekarang!!
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Strong Gold Demand Expected for 2010
LONDON, May 26, 2010 /PRNewswire/ --
- Economic Uncertainty, Sovereign Risk in Western Markets and Appetite for Gold From Asia to Underpin Market
The World Gold Council ("WGC") expects that demand for gold will be strong during 2010, driven by growing demand for jewellery in China and India as well as an increase in European and US investment in the context of continued economic instability, sovereign risk and the threat of a 'double dip' recession.
According to WGC's Gold Demand Trends report, published today, demand in India and China will continue to grow, driven by jewellery demand, in spite of high local currency gold prices. In Q1 2010, India was the strongest performing market as total consumer demand surged 698% to 193.5 tonnes.[i] In China, demand proved resilient; demand increased 11% in Q1 2010 to 105.2 tonnes.
This strong demand is despite high local gold prices, which on 12 May in India increased to Rs 56,032/oz, the highest level for the year, while at the same time in China prices reached an all-time high of RMB8,480/oz, suggesting that consumers in India and China are becoming accustomed to higher gold prices.
Concerns over Greece's public finances and debt contagion fears in Europe have led to strong buying in particular for gold coins, bars and gold exchange traded funds (ETFs) during May which may show up in the Q2 2010 figures. While momentum in ETF tonnage paused during Q1 2010, gold ETF flows started to rise strongly again in April and May as investors sought less volatile investments in which to protect their funds against economic turmoil. On 20 May, SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) held a record 1,200 tonnes, with a value of US$46.88 billion.
Aram Shishmanian, CEO of the World Gold Council commented:
"Currently, European gold investment demand is exceptionally strong, especially from German and Swiss investors. This is mainly attributable to concern over public debt levels in the Eurozone and the potential inflationary impact of the European Central Bank's (ECB) announcement of the US$1 trillion rescue package to purchase Eurozone government bonds to address the Greek debt crisis."
"With the global economic recovery still burdened by high and rising debt levels in Western economies, as well as the renewed threat of recession driving down the US dollar and equities, the outlook for gold as a liquid, reliable asset class and as a store of wealth remains highly favourable."
According to the WGC, global jewellery demand in non Western countries will continue to recover after reaching 470.7 tonnes in Q1 2010. Economic recovery in Europe and the US will add to this demand, as a potential return to restocking in the jewellery sector is likely, given that existing inventories have been run down since the first half of 2009 to very lean levels. This should provide fundamental support to the gold price.
Aram Shishmanian continued:
"The diversity of demand for gold, both by sector and geography ensures that the outlook for gold remains strong for the remainder of 2010. Despite increasing gold prices, consumers in China and India will continue to drive market growth, particularly in jewellery. In Western markets, the uncertain economic outlook and sovereign risk fears will add further impetus to growth in investment as investors seek to protect wealth. In the instance that we continue to see elevated levels of risk around the world, however, investment demand will remain strong in 2010."
Whilst total investment demand during Q1 2010 fell in comparison with Q1 2009, this decrease was driven by the very strong level of demand in Q1 2009 for investment particularly ETFs. This exceptional activity created a bias for the total demand figures for Q1 2010 when ETF demand paused. However, the strong recovery in jewellery demand which was driven by China and India in Q1 2010, combined with recent high inflows into ETFs, has created a firm basis for an optimistic outlook for the remainder of 2010.
Source: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/strong-gold-demand-expected-for-2010-94896354.html
- Economic Uncertainty, Sovereign Risk in Western Markets and Appetite for Gold From Asia to Underpin Market
The World Gold Council ("WGC") expects that demand for gold will be strong during 2010, driven by growing demand for jewellery in China and India as well as an increase in European and US investment in the context of continued economic instability, sovereign risk and the threat of a 'double dip' recession.
According to WGC's Gold Demand Trends report, published today, demand in India and China will continue to grow, driven by jewellery demand, in spite of high local currency gold prices. In Q1 2010, India was the strongest performing market as total consumer demand surged 698% to 193.5 tonnes.[i] In China, demand proved resilient; demand increased 11% in Q1 2010 to 105.2 tonnes.
This strong demand is despite high local gold prices, which on 12 May in India increased to Rs 56,032/oz, the highest level for the year, while at the same time in China prices reached an all-time high of RMB8,480/oz, suggesting that consumers in India and China are becoming accustomed to higher gold prices.
Concerns over Greece's public finances and debt contagion fears in Europe have led to strong buying in particular for gold coins, bars and gold exchange traded funds (ETFs) during May which may show up in the Q2 2010 figures. While momentum in ETF tonnage paused during Q1 2010, gold ETF flows started to rise strongly again in April and May as investors sought less volatile investments in which to protect their funds against economic turmoil. On 20 May, SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) held a record 1,200 tonnes, with a value of US$46.88 billion.
Aram Shishmanian, CEO of the World Gold Council commented:
"Currently, European gold investment demand is exceptionally strong, especially from German and Swiss investors. This is mainly attributable to concern over public debt levels in the Eurozone and the potential inflationary impact of the European Central Bank's (ECB) announcement of the US$1 trillion rescue package to purchase Eurozone government bonds to address the Greek debt crisis."
"With the global economic recovery still burdened by high and rising debt levels in Western economies, as well as the renewed threat of recession driving down the US dollar and equities, the outlook for gold as a liquid, reliable asset class and as a store of wealth remains highly favourable."
According to the WGC, global jewellery demand in non Western countries will continue to recover after reaching 470.7 tonnes in Q1 2010. Economic recovery in Europe and the US will add to this demand, as a potential return to restocking in the jewellery sector is likely, given that existing inventories have been run down since the first half of 2009 to very lean levels. This should provide fundamental support to the gold price.
Aram Shishmanian continued:
"The diversity of demand for gold, both by sector and geography ensures that the outlook for gold remains strong for the remainder of 2010. Despite increasing gold prices, consumers in China and India will continue to drive market growth, particularly in jewellery. In Western markets, the uncertain economic outlook and sovereign risk fears will add further impetus to growth in investment as investors seek to protect wealth. In the instance that we continue to see elevated levels of risk around the world, however, investment demand will remain strong in 2010."
Whilst total investment demand during Q1 2010 fell in comparison with Q1 2009, this decrease was driven by the very strong level of demand in Q1 2009 for investment particularly ETFs. This exceptional activity created a bias for the total demand figures for Q1 2010 when ETF demand paused. However, the strong recovery in jewellery demand which was driven by China and India in Q1 2010, combined with recent high inflows into ETFs, has created a firm basis for an optimistic outlook for the remainder of 2010.
Source: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/strong-gold-demand-expected-for-2010-94896354.html
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Gold coins soar in popularity in Greece
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Tuesday, 25th May 2010 (262 views)
Greek buyers have been queuing up to purchase gold coins as fears over the country's economic future persist.
According to the Times, the Bank of Greece is selling at least 700 gold coins every day as a result of concerns about whether the nation might default on its debts.
British gold sovereigns in particular are proving popular among buyers looking for a physical hedge against economic uncertainty.
It is estimated that over one billion gold sovereigns have been minted since the first was made in 1489 for Henry VII.
The Royal Mint still produces gold sovereigns at its facility in Llantrisant, south Wales.
Greek daily paper Kathimerini said: "The public's renewed interest in sovereigns as an asset started with the collapse of Lehman Brothers."
Gold investments in general have surged in popularity since the credit crunch began.
A number of mints around the world - including the Royal Mint in the UK, the US Mint and the Royal Canadian Mint - reported significant increases in sales of gold coins and bars during the downturn.
Source:http://www.gold.org/news/2010/05/25/story/14813/gold_coins_soar_in_popularity_in_greece/
Tuesday, 25th May 2010 (262 views)
Greek buyers have been queuing up to purchase gold coins as fears over the country's economic future persist.
According to the Times, the Bank of Greece is selling at least 700 gold coins every day as a result of concerns about whether the nation might default on its debts.
British gold sovereigns in particular are proving popular among buyers looking for a physical hedge against economic uncertainty.
It is estimated that over one billion gold sovereigns have been minted since the first was made in 1489 for Henry VII.
The Royal Mint still produces gold sovereigns at its facility in Llantrisant, south Wales.
Greek daily paper Kathimerini said: "The public's renewed interest in sovereigns as an asset started with the collapse of Lehman Brothers."
Gold investments in general have surged in popularity since the credit crunch began.
A number of mints around the world - including the Royal Mint in the UK, the US Mint and the Royal Canadian Mint - reported significant increases in sales of gold coins and bars during the downturn.
Source:http://www.gold.org/news/2010/05/25/story/14813/gold_coins_soar_in_popularity_in_greece/
Thursday, May 6, 2010
MAJLIS ILMU & POTENSI PELABURAN EMAS
Jangan lepaskan PELUANG KEEMASAN anda sila hadir bersama-sama rakan anda, utk menemui admin Jutawanemas.com dan juga head of research Public Gold, En Syukor Hashim yang akan berkongsi ilmu dan potensi pelaburan emas di lokasi berikut;
TEMPAT: GENIUS GLOBAL MARKETING,
NO 19A JLN UNDAN 15,
TAMAN PERLING,
81200 JOHOR BAHRU
TARIKH: 15HB MEI 2010(SABTU)
MASA: 8.30 PM
NOTA: TERHAD PADA 50 ORG (TEMPAHAN HUBUNGI 012-7777414/012-7373733)
TEMPAT: GENIUS GLOBAL MARKETING,
NO 19A JLN UNDAN 15,
TAMAN PERLING,
81200 JOHOR BAHRU
TARIKH: 15HB MEI 2010(SABTU)
MASA: 8.30 PM
NOTA: TERHAD PADA 50 ORG (TEMPAHAN HUBUNGI 012-7777414/012-7373733)
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