Should You Buy Gold While It's Under $5,000?

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The price of a single ounce of gold soared by 64% last year, outpacing the returns of every major U.S. stock market index. It continues to climb this year and set a new record high of $5,400 in January, but it has since taken a breather and sits at around $4,500 as I write this. Outside of global governments and central banks, most gold demand comes from investors who use it to hedge against economic and political uncertainty. While many of them still buy physical metal, an exchange-traded fund (ETF) like the SPDR Gold Shares ETF ( GLD 1.33% ) can be a cheaper and more convenient alternative. Should you take this opportunity to invest in the shiny yellow metal while it's trading below $5,000 per ounce? Gold is one of just eight precious metals , but unlike many of its peers, it isn't very useful. Silver , for example, is used extensively in electronics manufacturing, while osmium and ruthenium are added to alloys to improve durability. However, gold is one of the only precious metals that is widely recognized as a true store of value.

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