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Care to sh Care to share why you prefer to hold the physical silver instead of opening a trading a/c ?

This morning I make a trip down to UOB branch near my house. Happen the VP stand outside answering queries and this is what he say about gold:- 1) Gold is no longer a safe haven 2) He showed me the movement for the past 10 years. Compare to price 10 years ago, YES, gold has rise..Compare 5...

Thanks for the helpful links...my jaws drop when you say 500kg of silver...you one of the BIG FISH right?:D

also, this same Malaysian colleague experience was - she ever called the mata station near her home, but the mata there tell her they not in charge of her area and ask her to call another mata station far away...

wow, thanks for the answers ...Alamak, I only have a few S$k, enough to buy? Also, the coins are in what denominations? What you mean by PM you?

you are right....heard some guards also cannot be trusted...my Malaysian colleagues say the mata will take their own sweet time to come, then take down particulars and left...

just read the headlines of today Chinese news paper - HEI BANG DUI SHOU LUI DAN - in KL and one Singaporean dead...think he suay happen to be there...does this happen often in M'sia?

As I have limited $$, I did think of gold/silver but I am not sure how to go about doing it.. my queries:- 1) You buy the physical gold/silver or you just open a silver trading a/c? 2) Where did you buy them from - gold shop,bank, pawn shop...? 3) Since you buy physical pieces of silver...

Yap, a agent from another agency did drew a picture to say that - imagine if you buy D Inspire studio now at RM970psf - and one day you talk to your neighbor and you found that he bought it at RM485 psf, you will be very bang... I heard Johoreans don't like KSL cos they like to sell their units...

No I didn't ask..but don't think it is GnG... should be a property on its own cos she said sometimes the boss went back to the house found his gate stolen, and end up having to replace the gate..

Hmm...good idea...Malaysian cars have no COE so are cheaper and then you can drive into SG.. so I guess you no need bank loan since you have good foresight in your investments...?

You sounds like retired already...must be really enjoying life...care to share which properties you already bought in Malaysia?

Hi, for those thinking of buying Malaysian properties, I share with you all what someone wrote in another forum which I find it a sound advice:- Profit? What profit? You mean if you are selling off your unit for a price between RM500,000 to RM1,000,000 the locals will buy it? They can get the...

Then my friend's father is lucky to get peanuts;)

It should be ok if one can manage and withstand the risks of buying properties, whether local or overseas ones..

That day, a close friend of mine told me a story about her own father...Her father bought a Taman Sentosa property years ago to rent out. As her mother was a Malaysian(now a Singaporean), she would go into Malaysia to collect rental. For her mother safety, her father sold off the property...

More than 1 agent ever told me that it will take 6 to 8 months to rent out an apartment in JB cos people need to get to know of the project as there are so many apartments sprouting out in JB. And better to buy 1 that can be sold at RM$1m above(so can be sold to foreigners) as a exit route...

Apologies, am not well verse with rules for SUBSALE all that...perhaps you can contact property agents for better info... Near CIQ, the only ones I know of are Tebrau 8 Residences, Suasana, Tri Tower...

just now I try searching under propertyguru cannot find...thanks for the link...

I guess right - IOI is a better one coz a few years ago, IOI joint venture with a SG developer to develop Sentosa condo project.. C S Long, I Cannot find Keck Seng service apartment project in Austin under Property Guru - what is the project name? Agreed, $900k kind of pricey...