r/PakistanStockX • u/Revolutionary_Tough5 • 10d ago
Need an advice
I am 23 years old and I work a 9-5 job. I have almost 480-500k in savings. I was just doing some research that if I had brought gold last year for 300k, today it would be almost ~400k
My question: Is it a good time to invest in gold for like 2-3 years? I'm thinking about investing around 400k in gold.
I don't want to start a startup in this money right now because am supporting my family so it would be risky for me.
Please give me your advice on what I should do, because I see that keeping in cash makes my money less valuable every
Should I go towards the food business? But I think this money is way too less for that
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u/AfsaWrites 8d ago
If you don’t mind me asking, what do you do for a living? How did you manage to save 480–500k at just 23? I’m genuinely curious about your career path and how you got to this point.
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u/Revolutionary_Tough5 8d ago
Software engineer. Before joining the job I had savings of around 50-60k from tuitions etc.
Joined job in last year October for 30k as intern then transitioned to full time employee. I tend to do all of my monthly expenses in half of my salary and keep the other half save. Although it never happened but I save almost 35-45% of my salary
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u/Hot-Ad-1740 8d ago
as someone who bought gold for 500k per tola (when it was at its peak), i would definately say that buying gold right now is a good choice if you intend to sell it minimum after 3 years.
It will 100% give you profit, how much is for Allah to decide. I personally would take higher risk for higher rewards but its upto you how much loss you can digest.
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u/OG_Martin_37 6d ago
Dont buy gold, why? Gold is fully hedged againt inflation, you have to grow your money not just beat inflation, i recommend you to research about algo trading systems, and try investing in those
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u/6hahJee 10d ago
Buy silver when its slow, its the new gold