Gold forgotten on the Swiss train
In October 2019, several kilos of gold were forgotten on a train travelling from St. Gallen to Lucerne. The owner is wanted
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About 170,000 euros in gold and no one has come forward so far. Now the authorities have turned to the public. Gold is always a good subject even for incredible stories. And of course, just a hot topic for investors. After all, the price is always going up. Calculated in Euro there was just an all-time high. In US dollars, the high of 1,921 has not yet been reached, but many are expecting this and even higher prices.
The record increase in new corona infections worldwide is a cause for concern and at the same time the ground for a further rise in the price of the precious metal. Should a second wave of infections reach the world and spoil economic prospects, the hunger for gold will probably increase even more. There is no getting away from the issue of inflation and the destruction of monetary assets.
But better than leaving gold lying around somewhere is of course to put shares of gold companies in your portfolio. Mawson Resources, for example, would come into question: https://www.commodity-tv.com/play/newsflash-with-bluestone-resources-mawson-resources-ximen-mining/. Two projects, the high-grade Sunday Creek gold project in Australia and the Rompas Rajapalot gold-cobalt project in Lapland, belong to the company. The project in Lapland has excellent drill results, as does the Australian project.
If you want to diversify by investing in a company at the same time, you can take a look at Osisko Gold Royalties: https://www.commodity-tv.com/play/newsflash-with-osisko-gold-royalties-gold-terra-resources-and-caledonia-mining/. As a royalty company that also pays dividends, the risk is spread over more than 135 precious metal purchases and license agreements. Most of the mining risk is borne by Osisko Gold Royalties' partners.
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