Today we’re going to talk about two traps you need to avoid when buying coins and bars from the precious metals industry. The first one to look out for is companies that don’t put the prices of their gold on their websites.  There is zero reason they shouldn’t be able to publish their prices. You should never be pressured into buying precious metals out of fear.  It should be a methodical, rational choice that you’re making for you and your family after giving it a lot of thought. If you’re talking to someone who is overcomplicating that process–this may be a red flag that this is not the right company to go with.  And sadly, in this industry these kinds of aggressive sales tactics are all too common. Buying precious metals is a vital part of your investment portfolio, and they have a distinct role to play in preparing yourself and your family for a rainy day.  It’s important to know you’re getting a fair price and can trust the metals companies you are working with when making such an important purchase. --- Click here to book a complimentary strategy session. MORE CONTENT:  Silver Not Gold?   Buying Gold  How to Buy Gold  Why Costco is Selling Gold  Download the free guide “5 Guidelines For Selecting Your Metals Dealer”: https://www.tradeway.com/metalsdealer Get started on your stock trading journey with one of our upcoming workshops or classes: tradeway.com/events.