Each of us in these days gets up with a sense of deep estrangement and a latent concern, if not for the virus tout court, for the economic and social consequences that it will leave behind.

There are those who already see their jobs wobbling, those who have to deal with the accounts of their company, those who are forced to temporarily close the business and those who look further ahead and fear the worst. True, the prospects don't seem to be the best, but every crisis is also a possibility. It must be faced with responsibility, conscience, and rationality, taking the right precautions, not only in terms of hygiene and health but also financially.

Corona Virus and The Financial Market Crisis: What Awaits Us?

When the stock market closed -11% on 9 March, many wrists shook. But this will be the year of speculation and we have to get used to it. If once the stock exchange could be considered a social thermometer and responded in a rather linear way to small and large events, today it is no longer so. Finance is populated by wolves that in the face of events of enormous magnitude, with which there have never been anything to do, will bet everything on the panic and speculate to get the maximum profit.

However, what history teaches us is that, at the end of the tunnel, there is always a rebound in price lists and a strong recovery in the world economy, after more or less long times. A foreign investor, on March 9, purchased a huge amount of Italian BTPs, medium / long-term equities, a sign that those with long eyes, expect economic growth in the coming years, recovering from the blow VOC-19.

What does it mean to sell now on the wave of emotion? It means selling off at a loss, frightened by the prospect of losing even more. It means selling to those who buy at bargain prices and wait for the natural ascent.

How to Stem Losses by Continuing to Invest?

Keeping investments and waiting for medium-long term returns is fundamental; not panicking will preserve savings and further catastrophic collapses.

Diversifying the portfolio by inserting products unrelated to market fluctuations, such as physical gold, allows for greater overall growth.

Investing gradually in the most advantageous moments and conditions, creating accumulation plans both financially and creating your own physical gold account, allow you to progressively and less riskily expose yourself to the financial market.

Invest in Physical Gold from Home

Staying at home and partly losing control of the situation frightens, there is no doubt. But we are fortunate to live in an era in which it is easy to have access to information, keep in touch remotely and do a lot of things remotely. One of the activities that you can continue to do without moving, in complete safety and limiting contact with other people, is to invest or contact your financial advisor.

Cash for Your Gold allows you to invest in physical gold from home thanks to the use of a safe, reliable and simple online platform.

You can buy gold, silver, platinum and palladium ingots and have them sent to your home throughout the UK.

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You can also buy investment coins and have them shipped with insured transport

You can open your physical gold account for free by sending us a simple signed form, the tax code and a copy of an identity document

You can monetize your precious items with the new OROBIT application, the innovative online remote recognition service that responds to all the needs of our customers who need to sell their gold (ingots, coins, jewelery, used gold but also silverware) but lives in areas far from our office. You can monetize your gold whenever you want: we collect it, evaluate it with you in a video interview and pay it in a few days.

In a particular and unusual historical moment, you need certainties and a safe haven. Trust your consultant or our experts stay informed, be rational.

For any information do not hesitate to contact us! Our consultants are always at your disposal by telephone on 01902 623 253.