As gifts, crisis-proof investments such as gold and silver are generally a good choice. Purchases can be made directly from banks, dealers or on the Internet. However, the additional costs are not insignificant, especially the smaller the purchased item is. There must be paid quickly times ten percent or more. For example, at a large dealer on March 22, a 1-gram bar of gold cost 69.10 euros, and on the same day the price for the purchase by the dealer was 55.50 euros.

Gold is considered crisis-proof as an admixture in a portfolio to balance out fluctuations on the financial markets and it acts as an emergency currency when money dwindles in value. In addition to supply and demand, the geopolitical situation, crises and also the production volume of mining companies determine the price. Physical gold does not yield interest and there are no dividends.

Stocks of gold companies have a different effect. They profit from a high gold price and often pay dividends. The location of the projects, i.e., mining friendliness, the management and the financial situation of the companies add to the gold price momentum. Royalty companies have a special position, because they usually own a large number of shares in companies. The entrepreneurial risk lies with the partner companies of the royalty companies. If business is good with the partners, the royalty company usually profits without any further intervention.

One such royalty company is Empress Royalty – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEHJIqbEZs0 -. The licensing and streaming company has a portfolio of 17 gold and silver investments from the development to the production phase.

Osisko Gold Royalties – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mihVbjz4NJE – also scores with diversification. The portfolio includes more than 135 licenses and precious metal withdrawals.

Latest corporate information and press releases from Osisko Gold Royalties (- https://www.resource-capital.ch/en/companies/osisko-gold-royalties-ltd/ -).

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