#how to invest in gold

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How to Invest in Gold - Beginner's Guide

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Filing your Income-Tax Return (ITR) can be a daunting task, but it's essential to ensure you're not missing out on any potential deductions that could help reduce your tax liability. In this article, we will explore some of the top tax deductions you should consider when filing your ITR. By taking advantage of these deductions, you can optimize your tax return and potentially increase your refund. Read More

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Maximizing Returns: Tips for Successful Bond Investing in India

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How to invest in Gold considering Geopolitics

Gold has long been considered a safe haven investment but the question is how to invest in gold, especially during times of geopolitical turmoil. The precious metal has historically performed well during crises and is often seen as a hedge against inflation and market volatility. But what exactly is the relationship between gold and geopolitics? And how do global events impact the price of gold?

[rox-of-iu]

cannot believe i took a crack at animating again after almost two year break just to do something this silly lol. on brand honestly

[elvisqueso]

>mfw i realize the investors of the royal trading company i hired myself out to as land-marine security have bet their entire livelihoods and dreams for the future on a doomed project and i just could not care less about any of them.

Pocahontas (1995)

[mantisgodsdomain]

Y'know, we've been experimenting with Noodler's a bit more, and honestly we think that the talk about the smell as a sticking point has been overstated somewhat. We might be biased by our own background, but we think a lot of the reason that it's so overstated is because it's being encountered by people who have never been on a farm before and are unused to the scent.

We like to have opinions on things. This post is on your dashboard for two reasons - one, we've been using this Charlie pen for something like two-three weeks now, and thus have gained enough experience to be comfortable making statements about it, and two, like every review we've seen online and also the one person we talked to about using Noodler's immediately hit us with "oh but the SMELL" and we honestly didn't find it that bad.

We have, for reference, a Noodler's Charlie pen (came free with Baystate Blue), and a few bottles at this point. Noodler's is a brand that, at least for us, stands out due to affordability (guy making them apparently has previously stated that he takes pride in how little money he makes off his ink, and we checked and they're legitimately the cheapest ink even when compared to clearance inks) and the ridiculous amount of properties they bake into inks (waaterproof, forgeryproof, flourescent, "bulletproof", freeze-resistant - there are a good chunk of these that bind to the cellulite in paper, and Baystate Blue specifically is known for staining pens and such). Its pens are made with a vegetal resin that is cheap, biodegradable, and known for its smell. We also had one guy bring up the inks having an odor.

While the pens are where the "smell" note came up most often, we find that it's honestly... less bad than billed? It's noticeable when you put it up to your nose, but leaving it out in sunlight for a few days, as most manufacturers recommend, definitely does make a difference. The immediate smell is best described as putrescent - it reminds us a bit of manure, which is definitely something some people will have less tolerance for. With exposure to sunlight, it mulls into something more akin to a rich fertilizer, which we personally find somewhat pleasant, though YMMV on that.

This pen smells more when it has been used often - body temperature and sweat will get it smelling stronger, and it may stick to your fingers for a few minutes. Putting it down before writing again will get it back to its neutral state - and with the specific pen, doing this every now and then is a good idea anyways, since the Charlie Pen when eyedroppered can have excess flow if the hand's body heat causes the air inside of the pen to expand. This is probably a dealbreaker to some - we don't blame them, if so! This is an acquired taste, for sure, and we feel that a lot of our personal view on this particular manufacturer works the same way as

The chemical smell on inks is something that we'd definitely agree with with some, but not all - we have a sample vial of Noodler's Black Eel, and it has enough surface tension that it acts more like a simulation of a liquid than an actual liquid. It smells sharply artificial, like silicone condensed into a liquid. It is intense and distinctly unnatural and honestly it's a really fun substance to play with partially because of this. Other inks, like Southwest Sunset (3 oz bottle, obtained a few months ago by now), are significantly less... pronounced? There's a chemical smell, but it certainly isn't noticeable unless you stick your nose right up in there. Honestly, we think that unless you're getting a lubricant ink, it's nothing to worry about.

If we paid fifty dollars for this pen, then we might consider these complaints to be... hmm, more significant? The Noodler's Charlie Pen we have was free, and writes better than a $50 pen - and we do mean legitimately free, we checked the price of the ink and it adds nothing to the price to add the pen. Things like Noodler's Flex pens are ten bucks below the next most expensive thing and much prettier. Your mileage may vary, of course - we have a relatively sensitive nose, but we also grew up in the middle of fuckass nowhere and had more than enough time to get used to the smells of livestock and animals, whereas we could easily imagine that someone who didn't grow up on a farm would be shocked and disgusted by the smell. But it's a free pen, we like "biodegradable and sturdy", it functions better than our more expensive ones, and... honestly, we kind of think the resin is worth the price of admission.

This post does not necessarily have a purpose - it is, mostly, us sharing our opinions on something, and you should take it how you will. Most sellers recommend that you leave the pen out in sunlight to sap the smell, and we noticed that it was more or less gone when our of use after about a week and a half of that. Our $0 Charlie pen has a significantly better flow than our $25 Pilot Metropolitan, and a less scratchy nib. We feel like if it works it works - you may want a less strong-smelling pen, or a pen that doesn't need to be left out in sunlight for a week. Though we, of course, can be more than caught up in form, we tend to vastly prefer function over looking fancy, so this has become one of our most well-used pens over the past little bit.

So we aren't just obliterating your dashboard - here's a picture of the moddle, and of our foster kittens serving as our backdrop for our Charlie pen. Do what you will with this information. Also, to our loyal followers, thank you for continuing to attend our blog posts as we slowly descend further into the madness of fountain pens. We refuse to buy anything that costs over $100 without a job and at least a few years sunk into the hobby, but Fountain Pen Day has given us a handful of sales good enough to get spendier pens that would otherwise be out of our price range, so you will probably be hearing about those soon enough.

[ghostjelliess]

Publishing: comp titles should show where your book will sit on a shelf. They should be from the last five years and not bestsellers!

Every book on the shelf: BESTSELLER! NYT BESTSELLER! USA TODAY BESTSELLER! INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER! SOON-TO-BE BESTSELLER! TIKTOK DARLING NOW A BESTSELLER!

Agent MSWL: *bestseller* *bestseller* *ultra-mega-bestseller* *ridonculously bestseller*

Me, querying: 😅😅😅 Ummm... It's a black-and gold book... It fits in with the other adult science-fantasy black and gold books 🤗

Nothing in this world makes sense including meeeeee 👻🙃🤡 But look at the pretty stack of black and gold (and Gilgamesh lol).

[cryptomadesimple]

🌟"Why is Bitcoin Limited to 21 Million?" – Scarcity Explained🏆

💰 Why is Bitcoin Limited to 21 Million?

Ever heard that only 21 million Bitcoin will ever exist? 🤔 Unlike government money (which can be printed endlessly), Bitcoin is scarce—like digital gold. Here’s why it matters:

🔹 Bitcoin is deflationary. Unlike paper money that loses value due to inflation, Bitcoin has a fixed supply—which can make it more valuable over time. 🔹 It’s coded into the system. Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, designed it so only 21 million BTC can ever exist. No one can change that. 🔹 Mining halves over time. Every 4 years, the Bitcoin "halving" event reduces the number of new coins created—making Bitcoin increasingly rare.

🔥 Why is this important? ✅ Unlike the dollar, Bitcoin can’t be printed endlessly by governments. ✅ As demand grows, scarcity may drive value up over time. ✅ Some experts call Bitcoin the "hardest money ever created."

🚀 Final thought: Imagine if gold was unlimited—would it still be valuable? Bitcoin’s limited supply is what makes it unique!

📩 Do you think Bitcoin’s scarcity will make it more valuable? Let’s discuss in the comments! 🔁 Reblog if you learned something new!

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when you draw something just for self indulgence but then go too hard on it and get mad that you made it too cringe to share. this sideblog was an attempt to not care about that and draw things without worry but apparently there is no limit to what my brain is embarrassed about

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Digital Gold vs Physical Gold: Which One Should You Invest In?

Gold has always been a symbol of wealth, stability, and security. But today, buying gold isn’t just about coins or jewelry—digital gold is now a modern alternative gaining traction among smart investors. If you’re wondering whether digital gold or physical gold is the better choice for your investment strategy, you’re not alone. With over 8 years in digital finance and investment strategy, I’ll…

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How to buy Gold in Africa - BSLMGOLD-GOV.NET

How to buy Gold in Africa

With the property and stock market stocks going down, people are now looking for how to buy Gold in Africa. You might ask why Africa?

Chinese investors and households have been buying gold as a refuge from local property and stock market mayhem, helping to support record prices for the haven asset.

China was the principal bright spot globally for gold jewelry and investment flows in 2023, according to industry group the World Gold Council’s quarterly report, as local property, equity, and currency markets disappointed following the country’s exit from COVID-19 lockdowns.

Africa’s Gold market

Africa’s Gold market is highly unregulated and this means you can get it very cheap. The mining done in Africa is mostly artisanal and the individual miners decide on the prices. This sometimes means they sell well below the gold market price. Buying Gold in Africa with the right connections can make you a lot of money.

There are many people who have created local cooperatives for miners, providing equipment to miners and also healthcare facilities. In turn, these miners sell only to them. Lives in the mines is not easy and with all the gold, the people still live on under $1 per day.

At BSLMGOLD-GOV.NET Bertoua Savanna Local Miners Cameroon, we give information on where you can successfully buy gold in Africa without any hassles. There are a lot of scammers online and even in the mines looking to take advantage of unsuspecting individuals. Our job is to make sure investors are able to come into the country, improve the lives of the miners, and buy gold without getting scammed.

Why buy Gold in Africa?

As a businessman, your first priority is making a profit. If you are looking to make huge profits by buying and selling Gold, then Africa is your number one destination. Do not be fooled by what you see on social media, it is relatively safe and you can do business without any problems.

The first reason you should buy Gold in Africa is the price. In the world market, a troy ounce of Gold costs $2000 while in Africa it costs $1150 imagine the difference and the profit you can make buying up to a kilogram. However, getting to these miners is not easy. They do not have a website, they do not even have a Social media presence. You have to come to their country and deal with them directly.

Others have taken this advantage to create small cooperative communities for them thereby actively participating in their activities. This means they will sell directly to you and no one else. By investing just $500 in a miner, you can get as much as $120,000 profit in 2 months.

Buying Gold from Africa is also very good because you do not need much documentation. Other countries require a lot just to be able to buy gold but in Africa, you do not need all that. The most difficult thing is meeting a local artisanal miner. Once you do that, you can easily buy gold bars and dust without any problems.

Difficulties

The difficulties involved in buying Gold in Africa are not many. The first is finding a good supplier due to the presence of many scammers. We explained in the post how to buy Gold and avoid scam.

Another problem is reaching the mines. The areas where the mines are situated are very difficult to get to. The roads are terrible with many highway robbers and crook law officials wanting bribes. You need to move with a national who is an expert to be able to succeed.

If you are ever in Africa and looking to buy Gold in the following Countries; Cameroon, Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana, Uganda and Togo, do not hesitate to contact us.

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Thinking about "If Ever I Would Leave You" as a Tridentarii song...

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i haven’t used this blog in forever lmao. but listened to jennie’s album and wanted to express how much i love to see her win. she was everyone’s punching bag (even her own damn fandom) since hiatus, that everyone forgot that she was THE it girl. the album is unapologetically confident, but it is not arrogant or flashy. we learn that her strength comes from her loyalty to her loved ones and this discipline for self-introspection.

to me, it was a solid 8/10. my only criticisms is that lyrically, it is a bit weaker compared to the heavy focus on instrumentals and creating a cohesive sonic sound. i hope with the success, should jnk2 come, she’s dedicated a writer’s camp because i would love to hear more what she has to say, and be in a room of experienced writers that could put that push on it. she very much stated that this was her introduction to sound production, but her second verse in ‘like JENNIE’ really shows the cleverness of being in a room with both english and korean writers that get her vision. the songs that she didn’t have a writing credit on with the exception of jane (start a war, handlebars, love hangover, and filter) were sonically good fillers, but weren’t the highlights of the album. her zane lowe interview did show that her introversion does create a block for her expressing herself deeper.

nonetheless, may i say that the visual marketing for the album really pulls it altogether. i think people underestimate how aesthetics do play into how an album is perceived because its art. people want imagery that matches the body of work, not just a nice portrait that can be a throwaway instagram post (personally, new artists just struggle with this because it’s an image that’s going to be plastered everywhere that they want to look nice). but the red symbolism in the opening curtains, the album wig, the field of flowers, etc — it’s strong, passionate, and a warning as much as it a symbol of love. it was an excellent choice for the themes of her album.

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