Is it wise to invest in gold bullion now?

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Instead of buying the gold itself, you can trade GLD, a gold index fund backed by gold bullion.

If the question is whether it is wise to invest in gold, the answer is yes.

With many countries now own huge sum of US treasuries by countries like Japan, China, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, even Russia, the value of currency will have a significant change in the near future. Currency market is now depended on a few strong currencies such as the Euro, the yen, the British pounds, and the US dollar. But none of these currencies are now backed by any substantial collateral. Since 1972, the US has backed away from the gold standard for currency. This policy works as long as the US economy continues to be strong to support the US dollar.

As the future economy is uncertain, these huge holdings in the US dollar by these foreign central banks will change the landscape of the world currency market. A currency is strong because its economy has strength. With continuing dwindling GDP growth, and mounting debt with no sight of reduction such debts, eventually, other central banks will get leary about the strength in any currency.

In not too distant future, these central banks will start to demand a substantial collateral for the currency. Return for the gold standard may be inevitalbe. Or a standard on certain commodity such as oil. If one country starts to demand such change, all countries will follow suit.

So if you invest in gold now, you should get some returns quite handsomly in the near future.
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Yes

I would
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