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Welcome to New Dealers

Welcome on Board kepada new2 dealer sempana Promosi Rm20,000 yang akan berakhir 31 oct 2010...tahniah kepada mereka. Jom pakat beli emas dengan mereka.

New Dealer Mohd Hezany Burhanuddin

Penerangan pasal teknik pajak gadai

TT bersama bakal master dealer, En. Muhsin

Kuala Lumpur

Mohd Hezany Burhanuddin
012-3744011
he_zer@yahoo.co.uk
Selayang/ Batu Caves/ Gombak


Pahang

Nur Syifaa Suhaimy
013-6812992
princess_temb@yahoo.com

Kuantan, Pahang

Promosi Promosi 10.10.10

• Emas public gold 100 Gram 999.9
• Rm 14770.00
• Emas akan saya hantar ke lokasi yang anda inginkan
• Cash on delivery
• Stock ada 1 keping
• Sekitar selangor dan KL sahaja
• Sesiapa yang berminat hubungi saya 012 2028 377 bila-bila masa

          Tarikh Iklan : 09/10/2010


           SOLD OUT

Majlis Ilmu Emas Datang Lagi...

Salam para bakal pelabur emas. buat semua orang diluar sana kami ingin mewarwarkan tentang majlis ilmu seminar emas yang akan berlangsung pada bulan Oktober yang terbaru speaker2 yang dibawakan khas dari Public Gold

Maklumat Tempat: (09/10/2010 Sabtu 8.30mlm Kemasukan adalah Percuma)

•Public Gold Office (Bandar Sunway, Selangor) 42A, Jalan PJS 8/6 (Third Floor),Mentari Business Park,Bandar Sunway,46150 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.Tel: 03-5634 8999 / 012-708 2916 (Ms. Katrina)

kami akan berada dialamat berikut pada 09/10/2010 Sabtu pada pukul 8.30mlm. Untuk maklumat lebih lanjut sila hubungi saya di 017 6229681 atau En. Muhsin di 012 2028377.

JOM PAKAT PERGI MAJLIS ILMU EMAS

Gold rush continues and prices seen to be going up further - theStar

PETALING JAYA: Spot gold prices, which have risen over 17% this year, will continue to show strength for the forseeable future as investors exit currencies and sovereign bonds over monetary and fiscal policies in the United States, the European Union and Japan.

Spot gold settled just a shade below US$1,320 per ounce last Friday and traded at an intraday high of US$1,320.63 yesterday before easing to US$1,317.02 at 5pm.

AIMS Asset Management Sdn Bhd managing director David Crichton-Watt, who expects the US dollar to begin rallying in the next two weeks or so, told StarBiz the greenback’s trade-weighted index showed that it was “very oversold on the daily charts and is close to very oversold on the weeklies”.

He added that this should result in some consolidation in the US dollar/gold price but gold would resume its strength (probably against all currencies) once the recent surge against the greenback was corrected as the underlying economic problems were still growing.

Barclays Capital analysts Sudakshina Unnikrishnan and Kerri Maddock said in an Oct 1 report that gold prices looked set to test new highs until investor fears about the shape of the economic recovery were allayed and interest rates picked up.

Seoul-based futures trader Park Jong Beom of Tong Yang Futures Trading Co told Bloomberg that a correction in gold prices would be short-lived and bullion was likely to head upwards as there was still talk of quantitative easing in the United States.

US Federal Reserve officials, including Federal Reserve Bank of New York president William Dudley, have said in recent days that the economy would need more aid to boost job creation and spending.

The greenback fell versus the euro and yen while two-year US Treasury yields were also lower following Dudley’s comments last Friday.

“Gold is a very negative investment in that it yields nothing and indeed costs money to store safely. The reason investors are committing increasing sums of money to gold is that they are becoming increasingly fearful of fiat currencies and government bonds,” Crichton-Watt said.

He added that major Western governments as well as Japan could not conceivably meet their obligations without very considerable inflation.

Crichton-Watt said “they are all determined to increase these debt levels by deficit spending and keeping interest rates low via quantitative easing”.

He said it was impossible to know how high gold prices would go unless one knew how much governments would spend on their troubled economies.

“However, we’re only 10 years into what is undoubtedly a secular trend and such trends usually last 15 to 20 years and end in a parabolic rise,” he said.

Gold prices reach new record high - theStar

NEW YORK: Customers who step into the offices of Heritage West Financial in San Diego have always favored gold as an investment on paper, a place to park their money. But in the past few years, Ralph Weston began to notice a change in his clients' orders.

They wanted to take the 33-ounce blocks home with them.

"I don't know what they do with it," said Weston, a market analyst. "Do they use it as a doorstop or what?"

The price of gold keeps going up, setting records week after week. On Thursday it touched yet another new high, trading at $1,296.30 an ounce. Just two years ago, it was trading at about $900.

Low interest rates, a falling dollar and anxiety over holding government debt have prompted investors and central banks alike to buy the metal — something tangible instead of a promise.

To Weston, the gold rush reflects his clients' diminishing trust in Wall Street and the federal government. Gold has fans in the tea party movement and among viewers of popular conservative cable-talk host Glenn Beck, who touts it on his show.

In financial circles, analysts credit the rising price of gold to an unlikely duo: investors seeking shelter and central bankers from India, Bangladesh and other developing countries. Both are wary of a falling dollar.

It starts with low interest rates. Central banks usually hold currencies from the world's largest economies — dollars, pounds and yen — and then invest them in short-term bonds.

At the moment, interest rates in the United States and other developed countries are near record lows. Currencies tend to follow the path of interest rates, so not only do central banks get little return from buying dollars, but they face the prospect of the dollar falling even further. What's the alternative?

"Historically, gold has been the last thing you sell," said Francisco Blanch, commodity strategist at Bank of America. And in times of crisis, it tends to rise.

The Federal Reserve played a role in gold's recent surge when its interest-rate committee hinted at further efforts to lower borrowing rates, said Suki Cooper, a commodity analyst at Barclays in London.

The dollar dropped after the Fed's announcement, reflecting worries that further moves would raise the risk of inflation. Earlier in the month, gold also got a boost from Bangladesh's purchase of 10 metric tons from the International Monetary Fund.

It's the same mix that has pushed gold's price higher over recent months, analysts said. When currencies or other assets fall, gold tends to go its own way, making it especially appealing to central banks.

Consider:

— Sales of the U.S. Mint's American Eagle Gold Bullion have soared. In 2005, the mint counted 449,000 ounces sold. The tally so far this year: 922,500 ounces.

— The stash of gold held by exchange-traded funds, which allow investors to buy groups of stocks and trade them like a single investment, is piling up. The 22 funds tracked by Barclays Capital hold a record 2,107 tons. That's almost a year's worth of gold mining. Annual production runs around 2,400 tons worldwide.

— China has 2 percent of its reserves in gold, or 1,000 tons, according to Barclays research. To reach 10 percent, a mark some consider ideal, China would need to buy all the gold mined in the world for two years.

To understand gold's price surge, think of it as shifting between two roles, commodity and currency, said Barclays' Cooper. When the majority of buyers use gold for jewelry and for filling teeth, it trades like a commodity and is relatively stable. In the 1990s, for instance, it traded between $300 and $400 an ounce. Gold is still well off its inflation-adjusted high. It hit $850 in ounce in 1980, which works out to about $2,250 in today's dollars.

"Now you need to look at gold as wearing its currency hat," she said. "It's a barometer of investors' concerns over the macroeconomic outlook."

The move by central banks to diversify their reserves has a massive impact on prices, according to Bank of America's commodity research team. In a recent report, the researchers called the purchases by Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and other developing countries "the new gold rush."

Bank of America expects to see gold reach $1,500 in the next year. Most scenarios seem to work in gold's favor, Blanch said. If the economic recovery takes hold and oil prices rise, or even if people expect more inflation, gold goes up, he said. A sharp jump in interest rates could pull many investors and central banks out of gold, he said. - AP

Memajak di Agrobank Ar Rahnu Kuantan

Assalamualaikum dan salam ramadhan untuk semua pembaca blog. cuma nak berkongsi pengalaman pertama saya mengadai emas Public Gold di Agrobank cawangan Kuantan. Menurut staff di sana, Agrobank Kuantan baru sahaja menerima gold bar sebagai emas gadaian semenjak minggu lepas. Sebelum ini, hanya barang perhiasan sahaja diterima.

Setelah mendapat tahu Agrobank sedang membuat promosi upah simpan serendah RM0.60 untuk pinjaman sebanyak 70%, terus saya pergi ke Agrobank untuk merasa sendiri pengalaman pertama untuk mengadai emas. Harga segram ditawarkan ialah RM 148.50 sama seperti dalam post saya sebelum ni. Perkiraan nya adalah seperti di bawah:

Berat: 20 g

Nilai Marhum: RM 2970.00

Nilai 70%: RM 2079.00

Upah Simpan untuk 6 bulan: RM 106.92

Menurut staff Agrobank itu lagi, tempoh gadaian pertama adalah 6 bulan, gadaian kedua adalah selama 3 bulan (upah simpan untuk gadaian pertama perlu dibayar terlebih dahulu) dan seterusnya 6 bulan (upah simpan untuk gadaian kedua diselesaikan dahulu). Untuk pertanyaan lanjut, boleh hubungi Puan Aloni Syed di 09-5156 853/ 5156 344 Agrobank Cawangan Kuantan.


Cukup untuk kali ini. Selepas ini mungkin akan datang ke Agrobank untuk gadaian seterusnya.