Gold vs Silver: Long‑Term Investment Strategy | Gold Price Today | Gold Price Prediction | Ramesh

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Is it wise to invest in Gold and Silver for the long term? In this insightful discussion with investment expert Ramesh Pasupuleti, we explore the historical performance, risks, and massive future potential of both precious metals.

Understanding Gold Investment: Gold is primarily an investment asset. While many Indians use it for consumption (wearing), its main value lies as a safe asset. We examine why gold does not guarantee continuous growth, noting periods of negative or zero returns (such as 1990-2000 and 2012-2018).

• Risk & Return: Gold is a low risk, low return investment. Over the last 30 years, gold returns have been around 12%, failing to beat equity returns (which stand at 15% over the same period).

• Portfolio Allocation: It is highly recommended that gold constitutes about 20% of your investment portfolio as an alternative asset.

• Strategic Reserves: Gold reserves held by countries like India and China are crucial for maintaining stability, especially during international tensions, allowing for trade without relying heavily on the US Dollar.

• Future Outlook: We discuss the likelihood of a correction, with the possibility of gold falling by approximately ₹20,000. Investors should consider a systematic investment plan (SIP) or staggered purchasing approach, especially during market dips.

The Unlimited Demand for Silver: Silver is unique because it serves both as an investment and, crucially, as a vital industrial material.

• Continuous Consumption: Silver is a continuous consumption metal necessary for global development. It is used extensively in solar panels and other industry panels, making it critical for the transition to green energy.

• Growth Driver: As the world population and developing countries (like the Philippines and Vietnam) continue to grow and industrialise, the need for silver, copper, and aluminium will be huge.

• Unlimited Need: Unlike gold, for which there are fixed limits and calculations (like the amount RBI should hold), the demand for silver is effectively unlimited. Schemes like India’s “Har Ghar Solar” demonstrate the massive future requirement for solar panels, which translates directly into demand for silver.

• Investment Strategy: Given the huge industrial demand, silver should be bought whenever the price falls. Like gold, silver is currently in a consolidation stage and may see a correction of about ₹20,000. It should also form about 20% of your portfolio.

Watch to learn more about:

• Why the recent huge rally in gold may not be sustainable.
• The comparison between the risk/reward profiles of Gold and Equity.
• How industrial consumption fuels the demand for silver.
• Strategic investment decisions for long-term wealth creation.

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Gold vs Silver: Long‑Term Investment Strategy | Gold Price Today | Gold Price Prediction | Ramesh

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