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Is it a good time to buy gold?
We often get asked this question.
The honest answer: we don't predict prices — nobody can.
We don't give financial advice — there are certified professionals for that.
What we can share are the overall buying patterns — never anyone's individual purchase.
These patterns cover everything since we opened on 29 June 2026.
1 · Price
Buying and the gold price
Gold spot price and the typical buying level
Latest close 26 Oct 2026 · S$ 164.64/g — hover the chart for any day.
S$ 164.64Spot price per gram. The median and average lines mark the typical buying level; H and L mark the highest and lowest buying levels, each the average of five purchases — aggregated patterns, never an individual purchase.
Red days or green days?
The pattern of buying on days the price fell vs rose.
55.9%
bought when gold fell ▼
41.2%
bought when gold rose ▲
What this means from our perspective
The typical buying level sat 31% of the way between the period's low and high — buying is spread through the range rather than waiting for a bottom.
2 · Timing
When do they buy?
Day of the week
Most popular: Tue — 22.5%
Time of day
Evening — 36.3%
Week of the month
Days 1–7 — 30.4%
What this means from our perspective
Buying is spread through the week, with Tue the most popular day and the evening the busiest time — people buy when it suits them, not on a signal.
3 · Size
What do they buy?
Share of pieces, by size
Most pieces: 1g — 82.2%
Share of grams, by size
Most grams: 1g — 32%
Pieces counts every bar or card bought; grams weighs them — a few large bars can carry most of the gold.
What this means from our perspective
1g leads both by pieces and by weight — there is no single right size; it depends on how you like to buy.
4 · Habit
Do they keep buying?
Coming back for more
51%
of customers have come back to buy again — typically every 17 days.
The long view
One gram of gold cost
S$ 51.28in 2015→S$ 165.18today
About 3.2× (222% higher) in Singapore dollars.
Hover a bar for that year.
Annual average price per gram (the same annual series as our banknote chart); today's bar is the live spot.
Year by year, from 2015 to 2025, the yearly average price…
rose in 8
of 10 years
fell in 2
of 10 years
Each completed year's average compared with the year before. Past prices, not a prediction.
What this means from our perspective
51% of customers have come back, a pattern of building gold over time rather than in one purchase.
What this means
There is no single right moment in the patterns — people buy in different ways. Some add a little at a time with The Premium Curve®, some buy a whole standard bar or coin, and some own grams of a large vaulted bar with MAG · My Allocated Gold™. Choose the way that fits you.
The Premium Curve®
Add a little at a time — from 1g — and every gram lowers the premium on the next.
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Standard Gold Bars and Coins
Buy a whole bar or coin from the world's leading refiners, priced by size.
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MAG · My Allocated Gold™
Own whole grams of a large, serial-numbered bar, kept in our vault.
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No customer-specific data is shown. Everything on this page is aggregated pattern data, shown as percentages — never an individual customer or purchase. Gold prices go down as well as up; past prices do not predict future prices. This is information, not financial advice.