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The ETFs Both were blocked out of the most competitive international gold bullion market in the world. For a while this forced many would-be-gold-buyers into the parallel market for small bars and Coins. But that market was much less liquid than the professional market, and applied very much higher dealing costs. This created a vicious circle of decline.
Smaller volumes led to a tougher environment for retail gold dealers, which led to still higher dealing costs. Eventually the gold price turned, in This encouraged attempts by innovative businesses to find a way to make professional market gold accessible to a new generation of gold bullion investors.
Gold ETFs have been around since about They started in Australia, and are now available widely. They were targeted originally at investment institutions. BullionVault has been around since early BullionVault was designed primarily for private individuals. BullionVault : You are buying physical gold in Good Delivery Bar form already stored in a specific accredited gold bullion vault in the location you chose. Gold ETFs : You are buying a quoted, gold denominated, debt security which is the obligation of a trust created for the specific purpose of enabling gold investment through it.
The trust deed requires the gold denominated debt of the trust to be backed by gold assets which the trust must own - although possibly in various forms. Most of the gold owned by the trust will be in the form of allocated, vaulted Good Delivery Bars. Some gold assets may temporarily be in forms other than Good Delivery Bars, but where in other forms are likely to be converted into physical allocated good delivery bars in due course.
In both cases the bars retain their Good Delivery status, and thus their marketability in professional bullion markets. In both cases you have the right to withdraw - for a fee - but in both cases the services should be used where you do not expect to withdraw gold except in emergency. This is because it is highly likely that when you withdraw bullion it will lose a substantial proportion of its value with the loss of its Good Delivery status.
The physical gold becomes your personal property. Gold ETFs : You are buying nominal one-tenth-of-a-troy-ounce gold units, with a weight discount applied. The gold weight backing each unit steadily declines - through the daily extraction of the management charge; usually equivalent to 0. It is important to understand that a dealing price below the nominal one-tenth-of-an-ounce is not a discount to asset value but almost always reflects the reduced gold backing of an ETF unit.
BullionVault : BullionVault charges commissions of 0. Some ETFs can be traded on low fixed-price commissions at discount brokers. Usually these deals are available only for small-order automated execution systems, which tend to have wider spreads than are available on the professional dealing platforms. You can see BullionVault's live prices at any time here. Gold ETF : Generally stock exchanges do not allow open access to current prices.
They usually permit free access to 20 minute delayed prices, and reserve current pricing to member firms and their customers at the point of dealing, during the host stock exchange's dealing hours.
You can see 20 minute delayed prices for GBS on their internet page. BullionVault : The average spread across all users is exactly 0. When you deal you choose whether to post limit prices earn the spread or accept other peoples' posted prices pay the spread - usually about 0.
Gold ETF : The spreads are tight on professional dealing platforms - frequently as low as 0. Users of these currencies incur no currency conversion costs as they deal directly with counterparties trading gold in the same currency. BullionVault : BullionVault allows all larger users to trade off-line, and directly on the main gold bullion market.
Off-line trading must be during London market hours. There is no limit to the size of trades except the depth of the professional physical bullion markets, and London is the biggest of the world's physical bullion markets. Gold ETF : ETF liquidity is supported by large professional market makers and dealers, in the normal way of providing liquidity on the relevant stock exchange.
Additionally there is the facility to create and redeem new units - on demand. BullionVault : The inclusive charge for storage and insurance is 0. Gold ETF : The charge for storage is 0. There is no minimum. The links in the table below will guide you to various analytical resources for the relevant ETF , including an X-ray of holdings, official fund fact sheet, or objective analyst report.
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