Gold prices on record high! Sovereign Gold Bond Investors weigh profit booking with 221% return

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Trading options for sovereign gold bonds include sales on stock exchanges or early redemption through the government’s repatriation scheme. (AI image)

Gold prices on record high! Investors are considering selling their holdings in Supreme Gold Bond (SGBS) as gold prices have reached Rs 10 grams per 10 grams per 10 grams on Monday, which has seen 26% increase since January and 33% in the last one year.
According to the ET report, the investor of April 2020, who opted for purchase after completing of 4,639 per gram, who could get 101% of the returns.
Trading options for sovereign gold bonds include selling on stock exchanges or initial redemption through the government’s repatriation scheme, which is available twice an annual year after the fifth year. On completion of eight years, the bond is redeemed with accumulated capital, which is returned to investors.
Financial experts recommend maintaining gold holdings in 10–15% investment portfolio, as it acts as a protection against inflation and provides stability during international conflicts.
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“Sovereign is the best way to capture Gold Bond Gold, as you get an additional 2.5% interest every year, there is a discount of of 50 on digital procurement, no storage costs or expenditure ratio, and capital gains are tax -free on maturity,” Nikhil Gupta, founder, founder, founder, founder said.
Due to the termination of the government’s release of new sovereign gold bonds, Gupta advises investors to maintain these bonds with 10–15% gold allocation in their total portfolio, until maturation to maximize their advantages.
For those having a large part of their investment in sovereign gold bonds, Gupta suggested to avoid further gold investment. On the maturity of these bonds, he recommends using returns for additional investment in debt and equity devices.
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