How do you invest in Gold or Diamonds on the stock market?

Posted by admin on October 28th, 2009 filed in Gold Stock



You may invest in gold, diamonds, and virtually any other precious gem or metal, just as you would any other stock or fund (if you don’t know how to do that, then you will need to discuss that with your parents, friends, or a financial broker or advisor, as it would take too long to explain, here; assuming you visit legitimate dealers, you would not be under any commitment to buy or sell anything; if you’re leery about doing that, then search online for "how to invest" or, better still, go to your local library or bookstore and ask for "investment books").

Most online stock and fund screeners, such as the ones I listed below, allow you to choose a specific category or industry, such as "gold" or "precious metals" or "mining" (i.e., a generic term which may include copper, diamonds, salt (!), etc), and similar. You may also type something like "diamond stocks" or "gold funds" into your favorite search engine; you’ll be amazed at the results you get!

Of course, it is up to you to decide which stock or fund might be best for your personality and financial situation, but keep in mind that even the most informed sources cannot guarantee good results, so invest cautiously!

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5 Responses to “How do you invest in Gold or Diamonds on the stock market?”

  1. Steve D Says:

    By investing in a company that mines either gold or diamonds.
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  2. Jean Val Jean Says:

    You can not. They are commodities and not traded on the stock markets but you can buy stocks in companies who mine gold and diamonds.
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  3. skaizun Says:

    You may invest in gold, diamonds, and virtually any other precious gem or metal, just as you would any other stock or fund (if you don’t know how to do that, then you will need to discuss that with your parents, friends, or a financial broker or advisor, as it would take too long to explain, here; assuming you visit legitimate dealers, you would not be under any commitment to buy or sell anything; if you’re leery about doing that, then search online for "how to invest" or, better still, go to your local library or bookstore and ask for "investment books").

    Most online stock and fund screeners, such as the ones I listed below, allow you to choose a specific category or industry, such as "gold" or "precious metals" or "mining" (i.e., a generic term which may include copper, diamonds, salt (!), etc), and similar. You may also type something like "diamond stocks" or "gold funds" into your favorite search engine; you’ll be amazed at the results you get!

    Of course, it is up to you to decide which stock or fund might be best for your personality and financial situation, but keep in mind that even the most informed sources cannot guarantee good results, so invest cautiously!
    References :
    http://screener.finance.yahoo.com/stocks.html

    http://screen.yahoo.com/funds.html

  4. Space Invader101 Says:

    Gold – An exchange traded fund with the ticker code "GLD".

    1 ounce of gold = about 10 GLD. 10 GLD is slightly less than 1 ounce of gold because of gold storage costs.
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