Gold at all-time highs: can the bull run continue?
Jordan Eliseo, General Manager of ABC Bullion, joins the Australian Investors Podcast to explore the rising demand for gold, the resurgence of physical bullion, and the practical pros and cons of owning gold directly versus via ETFs in 2025.
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Show Notes
In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your host Mitchell Sneddon speaks with Jordan Eliseo, General Manager at ABC Bullion, to discuss:
- How ABC Bullion operates & how it makes money
- Why gold is booming in 2025 despite being at record highs
- Physical gold vs gold ETFs: storage, costs & investor motivations
- The practicality of bullion ownership for SMSFs & individual investors
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Topics covered
- What ABC Bullion Does & How It Makes Money
- Gold’s Recent Performance & Investor Sentiment
- Bullion Storage Options & Costs
- Physical Gold vs Gold ETFs: Cost, Security, Liquidity
- SMSFs & Strategic Gold Allocation
- Client Trends: Who Is Buying Gold Today?
- Final Thoughts & How to Learn More
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