"Important Tiered Buying Strategy for Investors from Gold Expert"

Expert's New Strategy for Gold Investors

Gold and Currency Markets Expert İslam Memiş announced in a recent YouTube video that he expects a downward trend in gold prices to begin by November 2025. He provides recommendations for investors and emphasizes the importance of using a staggered purchasing strategy effectively.

Don't Miss the Last Buying Opportunity

Memiş noted that as of October, the gram gold price is moving between 6,200-6,300 TL and the ounce gold price around 4,250 dollars, stating that investors need to be cautious during this period. He evaluated the price increases due to economic fluctuations as a “manipulation market,” stressing that investors should act without panicking.

Staggered Purchasing Strategy

Regarding potential buying opportunities in November, Memiş recommended that when the gram gold price reaches 5,540 TL, investors should make a %25 staggered purchase. He emphasized that the remaining %75 should be held until the end of November. He stated that this strategy would help reduce average costs and that having cash during price declines would be beneficial.

Waiting Strategy for Ounce Gold

Memiş shared that the ounce gold price is at 3,995 dollars and advised investors not to make purchases for the time being. He noted that he expects prices to drop to 3,850-3,800 dollars.

Decrease in Labor Costs

Memiş attributed the decline in gram gold prices, while ounce gold has been above 4,000 dollars, to the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) stopping purchases and the expected release of 40 tons of gold into the domestic market, which will narrow labor costs. The labor cost difference for 1 kilogram of bullion gold has decreased for the first time in the Republic's history from 11,500 dollars to 4,500 dollars, leading to a drop in gram gold prices.

Advice on Labor-Inclusive Products for Investors

For timely investments to yield healthy returns, Memiş stressed the importance of considering the high labor costs of packaged gram gold. He suggested that it would be more sensible to prefer labor-free gold products minted by the Mint (Republic, full, half, and quarter gold).