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E-series is an unique investment products launched by National Spot Exchange for
enabling the small and retail investors to park their funds in commodities in smaller
denominations.
At SIC, our concern,keeping you in mind , is to
provide all services under one roof which is simple,
safe and secure.
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Advantages of E-Series:
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Can buy min 1 gm of gold, 100 gms of Silver, 1 kg of Copper, Lead & Zinc;
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Holding Commodities in demat form ;
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Opportunity for retail investors to diversify portfolio;
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No worry for daily MTM pay-in/pay-out as in derivatives buying;
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No risk of theft. Purchase in safe custody;
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Hassle-free and low-cost investing; and
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High liquidity at low cost.
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Online trading from 10 am to 11.30 pm Mon to Fri
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Why invest in Gold?
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The reasons why gold should form a part of your portfolio are many. Here are some
of them:
- Gold improves the stability and predictability of portfolio returns.
- Adding gold to a portfolio introduces an entirely different class of asset.
- It is not correlated with other assets because gold price is not necessarily driven
by the same factors that are responsible for driving the performance of other assets.
- Gold is one of the few financial assets that is not linked to a liability
- Gold is unusual because it is both a commodity and a monetary asset.
- It can provide ‘insurance’ against extreme movements on the value of traditional
asset classes.
- convenient method of consolidation of portfolios/accounts;
- holding investments in equity and debt instruments in a single account.
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Why invest in Silver?
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Silver has traditionally been considered the poorer cousin of gold. Most Indians
who are dedicated investors in gold have shied away from investing in this other
precious metal. But, with gold prices at their all-time highs and silver prices
still a distance away from theirs’, it’s time to take another look at silver.
Silver is often compared to gold as a precious metal, but what makes it such an
interesting investment is its industrial use. Largely a by-product of zinc, lead,
copper and gold mines, silver has an intrinsic value because of its natural industrial
demand.
While gold and silver prices have tended to follow each other over time, silver,
over a long historical period, has outperformed gold (by about a percentage point
annually in rupee prices). That said, silver also has comparatively higher risk
than gold. In fact, it can be considered a geared play on gold because silver prices
outperform gold prices on the upside, and crash more quickly on the downside.
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Buying and Selling Method
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Buying : Investing in e-gold and e-silver is as simple as buying equity shares.
Clients desirous of buying any quantity of gold or silver need to transfer sufficient
money to their respective broker before placing the order. Once the money is transferred,
one needs to call the broker and place the order. After the order’s execution, gold/silver
is transferred to client’s demat account in T+2 days (e.g., if you buy on Monday,
you get the delivery on T+2 days, i.e., Wednesday in your demat account).
Selling : If a client wishes to sell his holdings, he should transfer it
to the broker’s designated account. After a successful transfer of holdings to the
broker’s account, he would need to call the broker and place the sell order. After
the order’s execution, funds are transferred to the client’s trading account in
T+2 days.
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