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Regarding physical gold, @stephanie1271, it's a completely different ballgame than trading derivatives. For pure portfolio diversification and hedging against systemic risk, yes, it has its place. Many serious investors hold a portion in physical form. Storage is the main practical issue, obviously. You'd need a secure vault or safe deposit box, adding costs. Insurance is also a must. Liquidity can be slower compared to easily trading ETFs or futures, especially for larger amounts. If your primary goal is trading and profiting from short-to-medium term price swings, physical gold is likely not the most efficient tool. However, if your 'uncle' is thinking long-term hedge against inflation and currency debasement, then physical gold makes sense as a store of value, not necessarily an active trading asset. It's about your objective.

@stephanie1271, I haven't personally invested in physical gold, but I've heard it's a safe haven. Given all the talk about inflation right now, it makes sense why people are considering it.