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The new golden rule: Invest in gold
Until five years ago, gold had been a lousy
investment for a long time. It was the preserve
generally of demented old men banging on about
the 1930s. How right they were!
Now a combination of factors, including a growing
loss of faith in ALL paper currencies are
aligning to drive gold's price higher. Gold is
the mirror of paper currencies. When they go
down, gold goes up. Ask yourself what you would
rather hold at the moment? The troubled euro? The
pound or US dollars as Obama once again turns on
the printing presses at full tilt? The Asian
currencies are not yet deemed safe. That is why
those Central Banks with cash, India and China,
are buying gold aggressively. And as a bonus for
we gold believers, it seems increasingly likely
that the Middle East is heading for another war,
thanks to Iran.
We expect gold to rise sharply. What you have
seen so far is just the appetiser. Our lead fund
manager Tom Winnifrith predicts the gold price to
reach $1,500 oz by the end of 2010 and $2,000 oz
during 2011. Others think it will hit $3,000 or
even $6,000.
And when gold goes up, operational gearing means
that shares in gold companies should soar as the
cashflows they generate start to go through the
roof. How d you play this and minimise company
specific risk. We suggest that you simply buy
units in the SF t1ps Smaller Companies Gold Fund
which invests in a basket of 25 well run and
undervalued gold and silver stocks largely listed
in London, Canada and Australia. Tom has himself
been buying units in this fund aggressively in
recent times.
Don't miss out, visit our website now www.t1psim.com
and download your forms or simply call your
broker and place an order to buy units in the SF
t1ps Smaller Companies Gold Fund. Units can be
held on a stand-alone basis or in your SIPP and
ISA
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
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Fund Information
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Size:
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£5,376,379.57
(15/07/10)
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Launch date:
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24 July 2009
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Launch price:
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£1.00
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Current Yield:
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0.00%
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Legal Status:
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OEIC
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Annual Management
Fee:
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1.5%
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Initial
Charge:
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5.25%
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Minimum lump sum
Investment:
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£500.00
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Minimum monthly
investment:
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£25.00
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Sedol Number:
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B3YQ855
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Unit offer
price:
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Single Priced Fund
Last Dealt Price:
109.7140p (15/07/10)
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Unit bid
price:
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As Above
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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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