29 April, 2011
Promosi datang lagiiiii
Salam dan Selamat Sejahtera semua,
Kami di aSpiraSiemasku akan mengadakan promosi menjadi Ejen bersama team aSpiraSiemasku pada bulan May yg akan datang. Tinggal beberapa hari saja lagi !!!!
Promosi ini terbuka buat semua yang ingin menjadi Ejen PG (Public Gold). Tawaran hebat ini hanya terhad untuk bulan May sahaja dan terhad kepada mereka yg terawal. 1st come 1st serve !!!.
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Sekian dpd admin aSpiraSiemasku.
Berminat sila hubungi kami di 019-2238072.
Kami di aSpiraSiemasku akan mengadakan promosi menjadi Ejen bersama team aSpiraSiemasku pada bulan May yg akan datang. Tinggal beberapa hari saja lagi !!!!
Promosi ini terbuka buat semua yang ingin menjadi Ejen PG (Public Gold). Tawaran hebat ini hanya terhad untuk bulan May sahaja dan terhad kepada mereka yg terawal. 1st come 1st serve !!!.
Package menarik menanti anda bersama cenderamata dpd team aSpiraSiemasku.
Sekian dpd admin aSpiraSiemasku.
Berminat sila hubungi kami di 019-2238072.
27 April, 2011
Menilai Pasaran....
Salam buat pembaca semua,
Melihat kepada perkembangan semasa harga emas dan perak statik pada level tertentu. Harga emas beredar sekitar 1500 per oz manakala harga silver sekitar 45~50 oz. Sebelum ini kita dapat melihat lonjakan yang agak ketara bg kedua2 logam tersebut.
Peredaran harga ini banyak didorong oleh kadar inflasi yg tinggi. Kita dpt melihat matawang US semakin lemah. Hari ini menurut TV3, jangkaan Ringgit Malaysia berada pada RM2.85 berbanding dolar US pada hujung tahun ini.
Sesungguhnya nilai wang kertas tidak menjamin masa depan disebabkan ia disandarkan kepada keadaan tertentu. Ini boleh di cetak seberapa banyak tidak seperti emas dan perak yg terkawal pengeluarannya.
Melihat kepada trend semasa ramai yang semakin sedar dan mula berjinak2 dalam menyimpan emas dan silver. Kepada anda, janganlah memandang kepada harganya, TETAPI pandanglah kepada NILAInya.
'Ini adalalah pandangn peribadi berdasarkan data dan rekod yang lepas2. Tak ada jaminan yang pelaburan anda pasti mendapat keuntungan sentiasa. Sila dapat nasihat dari penasihat pelaburan anda.'
Melihat kepada perkembangan semasa harga emas dan perak statik pada level tertentu. Harga emas beredar sekitar 1500 per oz manakala harga silver sekitar 45~50 oz. Sebelum ini kita dapat melihat lonjakan yang agak ketara bg kedua2 logam tersebut.
Peredaran harga ini banyak didorong oleh kadar inflasi yg tinggi. Kita dpt melihat matawang US semakin lemah. Hari ini menurut TV3, jangkaan Ringgit Malaysia berada pada RM2.85 berbanding dolar US pada hujung tahun ini.
Sesungguhnya nilai wang kertas tidak menjamin masa depan disebabkan ia disandarkan kepada keadaan tertentu. Ini boleh di cetak seberapa banyak tidak seperti emas dan perak yg terkawal pengeluarannya.
Melihat kepada trend semasa ramai yang semakin sedar dan mula berjinak2 dalam menyimpan emas dan silver. Kepada anda, janganlah memandang kepada harganya, TETAPI pandanglah kepada NILAInya.
'Ini adalalah pandangn peribadi berdasarkan data dan rekod yang lepas2. Tak ada jaminan yang pelaburan anda pasti mendapat keuntungan sentiasa. Sila dapat nasihat dari penasihat pelaburan anda.'
24 April, 2011
22 April, 2011
16 April, 2011
The reason silver has been rising faster than gold
Analysis of the different advance which has occurred in the silver price vis-à-vis gold in the past few months where the former has substantially outperformed the latter.
Author: Julian Phillips
Posted: Wednesday , 13 Apr 2011
Silver is breaking new records at around $40 and gold is touching new highs of close to $1,460. Looking back, over the past few years we have seen gold rise from around $312 to $1,460 a rise of 4.68 times and silver from around $6 to $40 a rise of 6.67 times.
But this does not give a clear picture, so we went back over the last year and what did we see? Since early 2009, gold has moved from $900 to $1,460, a respectable 62%. Over the same period silver has moved from $10 to nearly $40 a remarkable 400%. Why the difference in relative performance?
Both metals have moved as money. Gold and silver Exchange Traded Funds have attracted massive investments in the developed world where trust in the monetary system is far higher than it is in the emerging world. But it was the underlying gold and silver that attracted investors. Waning confidence in the value of paper currencies gave way to demand for precious metals as a store of value retainers for investors.
Gold and silver have substantial differences as value retainers which help us to identify why the two metals have differed so much in performance.
· Gold is and has always been the ‘senior' monetary metal held by Central Banks as money until 1971 and after that as a valuable reserve asset in the vaults of central banks.
· Silver was rejected as money and as a reserve asset by the mid-fifties, despite it being treated as money throughout the ages before that.
· Both gold and silver have been attacked as money through ‘official' sales from the seventies until last year.
But gold was sold to undermine the reality that it is money. Silver was sold out from reserves almost completely by central banks discarding it as money, completely.
· Apart from a brief period when Egypt was at its height and supplies of silver less than those of gold, gold has always been in far shorter supply than silver and considered far more valuable than silver.
· Silver in the past few decades has been seen as a commodity, mined mainly as a by-product of base metal mining, with only 30% mined in a pure silver mine.
· Most silver is consumed whereas gold is not, which will continue to be the case until less expensive substitutes are found. This will only happen at far higher prices still.
GOLD AS AN INVESTMENT
======================
Gold has always been the precious metal of choice for wealthy individuals, institutions and central banks. It has never been abandoned as such. Even when "Official" selling was at its peak, central banks sold only what they thought was sufficient to add credibility to the paper currency they were pushing to the centre of the system, first to add credibility to the dollar then after 1999 to the euro. With those tasks completed, Central Banks are now either holders or buyers of gold.
The amount sold in most cases was around 20%, but in the case of the uninspired then-Chancellor Brown of the U.K.'s case, half of Britain's reserves were sold. The largest holders of gold sold none or only small amounts. So while it was underpriced and we believe still is, did not see its price ‘crushed' completely.
The path back to investment acceptance is a slow one and a long one with most of the journey still to come. We believe that we are on the brink of major changes in price levels in 2011 and beyond.
SILVER AS AN INVESTMENT
=======================
Silver had not really been an investment metal until 2004 and not a significant one until 2009.
It was a commodity metal in so short a supply that the Hunt brothers of Texas felt they could corner the market. In 1979, they took the silver price from its high of $8 an ounce [it had doubled since it stood at $4 an ounce in the mid- 1970s' already] to $50 an ounce by the early 1980's. It then fell all the way back to $5 an ounce thereafter as the Hunt Brothers found they were unable to sell the silver until prices had fallen back to those levels where they stayed until October 2003. Until 2009, it was relegated to the sidelines as an investment metal.
It started to regain popularity as an investment metal because it began to be considered as "poor man's gold" as the gold price rose out of reach of the poorer investment classes.
For instance, in India until its middle classes began to grow substantially, 70% of all gold bought was bought by the agricultural sector, whose income was directly related to the quality of the monsoon rains. When profits were good, they found their way into property and into gold, As the price rose, the quantity of gold available to such people fell. Then $1,500 bought five ounces of gold, but with gold at $1,460, it only buys just over 1 ounce of gold.
In India, precious metals are used in commercial transactions so the divisibility of silver relative to gold was far greater and more flexible. It also remained affordable in larger quantities. After all, now one ounce of gold buys 36.5 ounces of silver. So, silver remains affordable far lower down the economic ladder than gold does. It therefore can attract a far wider market than gold does currently at retail levels. Bearing in mind that precious metals are attracting a huge and growing market in the emerging parts of the world, the demand, as a wealth protector, at the retail end of the market is expanding rapidly.
CATCH-UP
=========
It would therefore be wrong to still categorize silver as a monetary metal. Its day will come, but not until its price is much higher and not until paper currencies have lost considerably more credibility than at present.
The most difficult part of silver's rise as a wealth protector has been from October 2004 to October 2008, from when its price moved from $5 an ounce to a peak of over $20 an ounce then to fall back to than less $10 an ounce before taking off on its current path. The fall coincided with the onset of the ‘credit-crunch.
All the while, demand from the photographic sector has waned. More importantly, the uses of silver have morphed from discretionary demand to a need. Even in a downturn, the demand for silver will remain strong as its uses are considered vital now.
So as a non-monetary, more volatile precious metal, its future then was far cloudier than now. The transition from those days to ‘poor man's gold was its re-birth as an investment metal. While we believe it has now returned as such to stay, it still has a lot of catching up to do. By catching up we mean that it still has to return to the concept fully, that it is a lower category investment metal respected from institutions [eventually by central banks] as well as the retail end of the market.
Gold is already at that point. This does not mean that the gold price has reached a ceiling of any kind. It does mean that the gold price will rise relative to the value of currencies from now on with its metallic qualities being far in the background. Silver is still a long way off from that point.
Julian Phillips is a long time specialist analyst for gold and silver and is the principal contributor to the Gold Forecaster - www.goldforecaster.com - and Silver Forecaster- www.silverforecaster.com - websites and newsletters
Author: Julian Phillips
Posted: Wednesday , 13 Apr 2011
Silver is breaking new records at around $40 and gold is touching new highs of close to $1,460. Looking back, over the past few years we have seen gold rise from around $312 to $1,460 a rise of 4.68 times and silver from around $6 to $40 a rise of 6.67 times.
But this does not give a clear picture, so we went back over the last year and what did we see? Since early 2009, gold has moved from $900 to $1,460, a respectable 62%. Over the same period silver has moved from $10 to nearly $40 a remarkable 400%. Why the difference in relative performance?
Both metals have moved as money. Gold and silver Exchange Traded Funds have attracted massive investments in the developed world where trust in the monetary system is far higher than it is in the emerging world. But it was the underlying gold and silver that attracted investors. Waning confidence in the value of paper currencies gave way to demand for precious metals as a store of value retainers for investors.
Gold and silver have substantial differences as value retainers which help us to identify why the two metals have differed so much in performance.
· Gold is and has always been the ‘senior' monetary metal held by Central Banks as money until 1971 and after that as a valuable reserve asset in the vaults of central banks.
· Silver was rejected as money and as a reserve asset by the mid-fifties, despite it being treated as money throughout the ages before that.
· Both gold and silver have been attacked as money through ‘official' sales from the seventies until last year.
But gold was sold to undermine the reality that it is money. Silver was sold out from reserves almost completely by central banks discarding it as money, completely.
· Apart from a brief period when Egypt was at its height and supplies of silver less than those of gold, gold has always been in far shorter supply than silver and considered far more valuable than silver.
· Silver in the past few decades has been seen as a commodity, mined mainly as a by-product of base metal mining, with only 30% mined in a pure silver mine.
· Most silver is consumed whereas gold is not, which will continue to be the case until less expensive substitutes are found. This will only happen at far higher prices still.
GOLD AS AN INVESTMENT
======================
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| Public Gold Bullion Bar |
The amount sold in most cases was around 20%, but in the case of the uninspired then-Chancellor Brown of the U.K.'s case, half of Britain's reserves were sold. The largest holders of gold sold none or only small amounts. So while it was underpriced and we believe still is, did not see its price ‘crushed' completely.
The path back to investment acceptance is a slow one and a long one with most of the journey still to come. We believe that we are on the brink of major changes in price levels in 2011 and beyond.
SILVER AS AN INVESTMENT
=======================
Silver had not really been an investment metal until 2004 and not a significant one until 2009.
It was a commodity metal in so short a supply that the Hunt brothers of Texas felt they could corner the market. In 1979, they took the silver price from its high of $8 an ounce [it had doubled since it stood at $4 an ounce in the mid- 1970s' already] to $50 an ounce by the early 1980's. It then fell all the way back to $5 an ounce thereafter as the Hunt Brothers found they were unable to sell the silver until prices had fallen back to those levels where they stayed until October 2003. Until 2009, it was relegated to the sidelines as an investment metal.
It started to regain popularity as an investment metal because it began to be considered as "poor man's gold" as the gold price rose out of reach of the poorer investment classes.
For instance, in India until its middle classes began to grow substantially, 70% of all gold bought was bought by the agricultural sector, whose income was directly related to the quality of the monsoon rains. When profits were good, they found their way into property and into gold, As the price rose, the quantity of gold available to such people fell. Then $1,500 bought five ounces of gold, but with gold at $1,460, it only buys just over 1 ounce of gold.
In India, precious metals are used in commercial transactions so the divisibility of silver relative to gold was far greater and more flexible. It also remained affordable in larger quantities. After all, now one ounce of gold buys 36.5 ounces of silver. So, silver remains affordable far lower down the economic ladder than gold does. It therefore can attract a far wider market than gold does currently at retail levels. Bearing in mind that precious metals are attracting a huge and growing market in the emerging parts of the world, the demand, as a wealth protector, at the retail end of the market is expanding rapidly.
CATCH-UP
=========
It would therefore be wrong to still categorize silver as a monetary metal. Its day will come, but not until its price is much higher and not until paper currencies have lost considerably more credibility than at present.
The most difficult part of silver's rise as a wealth protector has been from October 2004 to October 2008, from when its price moved from $5 an ounce to a peak of over $20 an ounce then to fall back to than less $10 an ounce before taking off on its current path. The fall coincided with the onset of the ‘credit-crunch.
All the while, demand from the photographic sector has waned. More importantly, the uses of silver have morphed from discretionary demand to a need. Even in a downturn, the demand for silver will remain strong as its uses are considered vital now.
So as a non-monetary, more volatile precious metal, its future then was far cloudier than now. The transition from those days to ‘poor man's gold was its re-birth as an investment metal. While we believe it has now returned as such to stay, it still has a lot of catching up to do. By catching up we mean that it still has to return to the concept fully, that it is a lower category investment metal respected from institutions [eventually by central banks] as well as the retail end of the market.
Gold is already at that point. This does not mean that the gold price has reached a ceiling of any kind. It does mean that the gold price will rise relative to the value of currencies from now on with its metallic qualities being far in the background. Silver is still a long way off from that point.
Julian Phillips is a long time specialist analyst for gold and silver and is the principal contributor to the Gold Forecaster - www.goldforecaster.com - and Silver Forecaster- www.silverforecaster.com - websites and newsletters
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14 April, 2011
Kalu takut pakai EMAS...Jom kita simpan EMAS bersama aSpiraSiemasku
Kedai emas semakin lengang
KEADAAN salah sebuah kedai emas yang semakin kurang dikunjungi pelanggan di Kota Bharu semalam.
KOTA BHARU – Kenaikan harga emas menyebabkan para peniaga emas di sini berdepan dengan keperitan ekoran jumlah pelanggan semakin berkurangan sejak awal tahun ini.
Tinjauan Kosmo! petang semalam mendapati kebanyakan kedai emas yang beroperasi di bandar ini lengang dan kurang dikunjungi pelanggan.
Seorang penjual emas, Normalina Ahmad, 38, memberitahu, keadaan kini sangat jauh berbeza berbanding 10 tahun lalu apabila kedai emas menjadi tumpuan ramai.
“Satu ketika dulu, 20 pelanggan datang membeli barang kemas setiap hari. Sekarang ini cuma tiga hingga empat pelanggan sehari dan kami lebih banyak duduk termenung di kedai.
“Ia bukan sahaja kerana harga emas naik, tapi juga disebabkan kaum wanita takut memakai barang kemas kerana bimbang diragut,” katanya di sini semalam.
Kosmo! semalam melaporkan harga emas diramal melambung tinggi dan bakal mencecah harga RM4,840 satu auns (28.3 gram) pada tahun ini.
Harga emas naik secara berterusan sejak 2001 dan mencapai paras tertinggi iaitu RM4,472.23 satu auns pada Januari lalu gara-gara kebimbangan pelabur terhadap kadar inflasi kejatuhan nilai dolar serta kekacauan di Asia Barat.
Seorang lagi peniaga kedai emas, Nani Ali, 36, berkata, walaupun harga emas naik namun ia tidak memberi keuntungan kepada peniaga komoditi itu.
“Apabila harga naik, orang tak mahu datang beli. Kebanyakan peniaga emas pening kepala dan kalau keadaan ini berterusan, mungkin ada yang terpaksa tutup kedai,” katanya.
13 April, 2011
Lonjakan harga emas
HARGA emas dijangka meningkat sehingga RM4,840 satu auns pada tahun ini. - Gambar hiasan
LONDON - Harga emas dunia diramal meningkat sebanyak 13 peratus pada tahun ini menjadikan harga logam itu mencecah sehingga AS$1,600 (RM4,840) bagi satu auns (28.3 gram).
Kenaikan itu berterusan sejak 2001 didorong oleh kebimbangan terhadap inflasi yang tinggi dan kadar faedah global yang rendah.
"Kami tidak akan terkejut jika melihat harga emas melepasi AS$1,600 sebelum hujung tahun ini," kata Pengerusi Eksekutif firma penyelidikan GFMS Ltd., Philip Klapwijk dalam laporan terbarunya yang disiarkan semalam.
Ramalan itu tidak berubah daripada jangkaan awal yang dikeluarkan pada Januari lalu selepas harga emas mencatat harga tertinggi dalam sejarah iaitu AS$1,478.18 (RM4,472.23) bagi setiap auns di London pada Isnin lalu.
"Para pelabur terus bimbang mengenai inflasi dan kerajaan-kerajaan dilihat kurang berminat untuk mengetatkan polisi kewangan. Kedudukan kewangan kerajaan juga menjadi alasan kenapa pelabur kekal fokus terhadap pasaran emas.
"Penerimaan kenaikan harga oleh para pengguna akan membantu meningkatkan permintaan terhadap barang kemas selain menyediakan platform kukuh untuk pelabur menaikkan harga emas menjadi lebih tinggi," kata Klapwijk.
Sumber KOSMO 14/4/2011
-Sekian-
05 April, 2011
Harga Terkini Emas & Perak
Salam buat pembaca semua,
Pertama sekali kami di aSpiraSiemasku mengucapkan taniah kepada pemilik2 emas dan perak.
Lihatlah harga emas dan perak terkini....terus melambung...aset terbaik untuk simpanan anda.
Emas :
Perak :
Sekian....renung-renungkan lahhh..
Kami di aSpiraSiemasku sedia membantu anda utk memiliki EMAS & SILVER.
Hubungi kami di 019 22 380 72
Pertama sekali kami di aSpiraSiemasku mengucapkan taniah kepada pemilik2 emas dan perak.
Lihatlah harga emas dan perak terkini....terus melambung...aset terbaik untuk simpanan anda.
Emas :
Perak :
Sekian....renung-renungkan lahhh..
Kami di aSpiraSiemasku sedia membantu anda utk memiliki EMAS & SILVER.
Hubungi kami di 019 22 380 72
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