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What about the precious metal financial industry?
The precious metal financial industry is still good, but the most important thing is to look at monetary policy, European and American debt crisis and global economic prospects. Precious metals investment is divided into physical investment and leveraged electronic trading investment. Among them, physical investment refers to the process that investors earn the difference by buying low and selling high when they are optimistic about the precious metal market. It can also be a means to avoid risks when the economic outlook is not optimistic, and realize the preservation and appreciation of assets.

Economic downturn, low interest income from bank deposits, weak stock market, weak fund succession and increased risks in the property market make it difficult for these mainstream financial management methods to outperform inflation. This shows that investors' money bags are shrinking. In the face of global economic turmoil, inflation, financial crisis, political turmoil and low real interest rate, precious metals will become a safe haven for assets because of their scarcity, value preservation and global monetary function.

Precious metal trading belongs to the financial derivatives investment industry.

Precious metals are the general name of eight metals such as gold, silver, platinum and palladium, and their transactions are divided into block transactions and electronic transactions. At present, most precious metal transactions in the market are electronic transactions, and leverage is increased in the form of margin for investors to buy and sell. At first, it appeared in the form of futures for spot traders to hedge the risk of price fluctuation, and later it gradually evolved into speculative trading, collectively known as financial derivatives investment.