To buy gold or not to buy gold, that is the question - a recommended partner offering from UK-Analyst.com
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To buy gold, or
not to buy - that is the question. We might not have the answer to Hamlet's famous ''to be, or not to be'' question, but we can easily answer this one. We see real value in gold and gold stocks. How high it can go? We don't know. Some, like the Viennese Erste Group predict $2,300 oz, others $3,000 oz or even $6,000 oz. We also believe that gold will continue to advance to new highs over the next few months and our view is that we will see $2,000 oz within 12 months. But being a conservative bunch our year end forecast remains at a mere $1500. The gold price has slipped by just over 4% in the past month. Gold shares have responded badly, falling by 10-25% and this is a gross over-reaction. The value is obvious in so many cases even at $1190 oz, let alone at $1500, $2,000, $3,000 or more. As gold moves sharply higher so too will gold shares. The market will grossly over-react on the upside too! That is why we have been hovering up gold shares at what we believe are bargain levels in recent weeks. So we think NOW is a great time to buy in the SF t1ps Smaller Companies Gold Fund. We not only think, we act on our beliefs: our managers have been buying gold fund units themselves in recent weeks. They know a bargain when they see it.
Now is the Time to Buy Gold Fund Units - How to Do it! If you agree with us that the case for gold equities is now utterly compelling it is remarkably easy to buy units for your ISA, SIPP or simply as a stand alone investment. You can do so by:1. Calling your broker and quote B3 YQ 855. Most brokers offer the chance to buy units although few can match our initial rate of 2.5%. But call your broker. If your broker will not deal please call Spiros Kurtidis on 0208 099 0566 and he will try to rectify the situation. 2. Deal through t1ps and The Share Centre at the initial fee rate of 2.5%. If you want an application form visit our website at www.t1psim.com or email goldfund@t1psim.com 3.Once you have made an initial investment (of as little as £500) you can set up a monthly standing order with the Share Centre to drip feed further cash (as little as £25 a month) into the fund. All existing fund holders can set up such an order. If you have questions please email admin@t1psim.com
 Investment Objective and Strategy SF t1ps Smaller Companies Gold Fund, managed by the successful team behind SF t1ps Smaller Companies Growth Fund, aims to exploit the attractive investment opportunities arising from the strong fundamentals of the gold and silver sectors.The Fund focuses on equity investments in securities of companies which are predominantly involved in the mining, exploration, development and production of gold, silver and other precious metals. The funds are concentrated in equities admitted to or dealt in on the Main Market or the Alternative Investments Market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange, PLUS Markets or the Channel Islands Stock Exchange, Australian Securities Exchange or the Toronto Stock Exchange. Stocks are selected on fundamental factors and wider economic considerations including geopolitical risks. The Fund aims to achieve its investment objective and to deliver capital growth through stock selection and an anticipated increase in the price of gold and other precious metals during the next five years. We believe that the current upward price trend in the gold sector could continue for a number of years making this the best time to invest in a Gold Fund focusing on this target commodity. For more information visit our website at www.t1psim.com, or email goldfund@t1psim.com |
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Risk warning: The value of your investment and the income from it can go down as well as up and you may not get back a significant proportion of your investment. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. If you are in any doubt as to the suitability of an investment, you should seek independent financial advice. |
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