What's better, to buy or to sell gold? (Global InterGold market review)

I think right now is a great time to buy and begin investing in Precious Metals if you haven't already. I've been taking advantage of this dip and been buying Gold American Eagles. This was the cheapest prices I found https://bullionexchanges.com/1-oz-american-eagle-gold-coin-random-year if anyone knows anything cheaper let me know!

Hi there!

Just read about the conversations about what to buy and what not to buy from silver and gold.In my opinion gold should be given preference over silver because the prices of gold are said to be, trading near $1,055 an ounce, is at its lowest levels in almost six years and has been in a freefall for more than six weeks. Silver prices spent most of November in the red and, trading near $14.00 an ounce, they are at their lowest levels in more than six years.

http://www.profitconfidential.com/gold/gold-prices-indicator-suggest-gold-prices-could-skyrocket-in-2016/

buy cheaper....and sell when it turns higher...

"Proof: Global Intergold reviews of gold market ... "

The only proof I see is that you are shilling for Global Intergold and that you are a committed spammer.

But just for grins, let's look at 2014 world production.
The strike in South Africa must be your so-called massive strike.
South Africa produced only 5.2% of gold world wide.
At 150 tons, among the top 10 producers this #7 placed country accounted for only 7.8%.

Now with gold at a multi-year and the SA strike in full swing, it would appear that your "Proof" has less predictive value than the interpretation of bovine flatulence. The strike has been going on awhile to no effect on prices. It took a large dump of futures to effect a substantial change in pricing.

And the web addy? C'mon, gl is Greenland.
I would suggest that you are too cheap to pay for advertising on this site.
And too cheap to pay for an web address in a developed country.
Lastly, if I were going to take advice from Peter Schiff, I would go directly to the source.
All in all, you don't inspire a lot of confidence.

Currently gold market is down and prices has reduced drastically. During the period of 2001 to 2011, the prices has soared by almost 600%. But, despite the decline in prices, the demand for gold is still very strong. So, the prices are definitely gonna surge up in the future. So, better to buy it at low so that you can sell it when gets high.