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Gold Bullion - Buy Gold with KK Bullion
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Welcome to KK Bullion
KK Bullion offers you the opportunity to participate in a rising gold market with gold bullion. Buy or sell gold bullion, have it delivered securely or we can store your gold bullion for you in our Vault. Click here to buy gold bullion.
"You have a choice between the natural stability of gold and the honesty and intelligence of the members of governments. And with all due respect for those gentlemen, I advise you, as long as the capitalist system lasts, vote for gold"
GEORGE BERNARD SHAW (1856 - 1950)
Why Buy Gold?
Gold is a preserver of wealth, maintaining its value over the long-term. This is in sharp contrast to a country's currency, which is subject to inflation, having its value constantly eroded away. Ever wondered why goods are more expensive today than yesteryear? That's why. Financial studies, such as Harmston (1998) and Jastram (1977), agree that gold consistently maintains its value and acts as an effective preserver of wealth, despite price fluctuations. Everyone should save a bit of gold, using it as the anchor of one's requirements and savings plans...more
Gold as an Investment
Gold over the last 5 years has outperformed the stock market and been one of the leading investment assets. This is why it's been a major part of investors' portfolios and why many leading fund managers stress the importance of owning gold. Furthermore, many commodity and currency analysts believe that gold could reach record-breaking highs in the coming years, as oil and other commodities have.
Recent News
- Metals Stocks: Gold futures end lower as dollar trades mixed - 04 December 08Gold futures end lower for a second session, as the U.S. dollar trades mixed following big rate cuts by major European central banks.
- Metals Stocks: Gold falls to two-week low as dollar rises against euro, sterling - 03 December 08Gold futures fall to close at their lowest level in nearly two weeks, as the U.S. dollar rises against its major rivals, reducing the metal's appeal as an alternative investment.
- Metals Stocks: Gold rises as falling dollar increases appeal - 02 December 08Gold futures rise after losing the most in nearly nine months in the previous session, as a weakening U.S. dollar raises the metal’s appeal as an alternative investment.
- Metals Stocks: Gold and other metal futures drop sharply - 01 December 08Gold futures finish sharply lower, pressured by tumbling oil prices and firmness in the U.S. dollar, as other metals also post steep losses.
- Metals Stocks: Gold rises, ending the month with biggest gain since 1999 - 28 November 08Gold futures rise slightly in light trading following the Thanksgiving Day holiday, heading for a fourth straight week of gains and poised for their biggest monthly gain in nine years.
- Metals Stocks: Gold slips as rising dollar cuts investment demand - 26 November 08Gold futures slip for a second session from their highest level in nearly five weeks, as a strengthening dollar reduces the metal’s appeal as an investment alternative.
- Metals Stocks: Gold gives up gains on falling crude, stock markets - 25 November 08Gold futures give up earlier gains and move lower, as crude-oil prices tumble and as U.S. equity markets erase gains.
- Metals Stocks: Gold ends at six-week high on weaker dollar, safe-haven buying - 24 November 08Gold futures score gains for a fourth straight session, surging to their highest in more than five weeks amid safe-haven buying and a declining dollar.
- Metals Stocks: Gold futures surge, briefly topping $800 an ounce - 21 November 08Gold futures surge, briefly topping $800 an ounce for the first time in more than a month, as wary investors return to the safety of the precious metal.
- Metals Stocks: Gold rises on safe-haven buying, but closes below $750 an ounce - 20 November 08Gold futures rise, gaining ground as gloomy economic news and falling crude-oil prices step up investors' interest in safe-haven buying.