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IBIS InGold is a leading trader with investment gold and silver. The company has been operating in the market for over 20 years.

In the Czech Republic and Europe, they became a leader in providing saving in gold and silver.

24/07/2026

🚆 A short-term correction doesn’t necessarily mean the journey is over.

Price fluctuations are a natural part of investing. The same applies to stocks, real estate, and gold.

Periods of strong growth are often followed by corrections. During these moments, many investors begin to question whether it’s time to exit. But that’s often when emotions take over instead of strategy.

If your goal is long-term wealth protection, it doesn’t make sense to judge an investment by a few days or weeks of price movements. What matters is where it’s heading over the years.

That’s why many long-term investors view market pullbacks as opportunities to continue building their portfolios rather than reasons to leave.

Learn more about investing in physical gold at 👉 www.ibisingold.com

💬 How do you view short-term market corrections—as a threat or as an opportunity?

Photos from IBIS InGold's post 23/07/2026

What do our Sales Director Filip Horáček and Ray Dalio have in common?

No, Filip didn’t found the world’s largest hedge fund. 🙂

But they do agree on one important thing:

The years ahead won’t be just about making more money. They’ll also be about protecting what you’ve already built.

That’s why more and more investors are including physical investment gold in their portfolios as part of a long-term wealth protection strategy ➡️ www.ibisingold.com

17/07/2026

⏳ Time is one of the most valuable assets in investing.

Over the past 20 years, the price of gold has increased by approximately 500%. That doesn’t mean it rose every day, every month, or every year.

Like any other asset, gold experiences periods of growth, declines, and short-term corrections. That’s simply a natural part of the market.

This is why experienced investors don’t see gold as a way to make quick profits. Instead, they view it as a long-term store of value and a way to help protect wealth.

Rather than asking:
“What will the price do next week?”

they ask:
“Where do I want my wealth to be in 10 or 20 years?”

This long-term perspective is one of the main reasons why physical investment gold continues to play an important role in investment portfolios around the world.

💬 What’s your investment horizon – 5, 10, or more than 20 years?

06/07/2026

Resilience isn’t a trend. It’s a strategy. ♟️

For decades, the world rewarded speed, efficiency, and growth. Today, it’s becoming increasingly clear that real value lies in assets that can withstand uncertainty.

Investment gold has played that role for centuries. That’s why it remains an important part of long-term wealth protection strategies. ⏳🌕

If you’re considering regular savings in investment gold, we’d be happy to show you the available options.

www.ibisingold.com

03/07/2026

Investing isn’t measured over a few weeks.

🥇 Gold is still up around 20% year over year, making it one of the best-performing traditional investment assets.

Every correction looks dramatic when you’re only looking at the peak. Zoom out, and the long-term trend tells a very different story.

Experienced investors don’t focus only on record highs. They focus on long-term value, wealth preservation, and the bigger picture.

Because short-term noise always fades.

Value doesn’t.

Photos from IBIS InGold's post 02/07/2026

🟡 Central banks’ gold reserves are at their highest level in the past 50 years.

A coincidence?
Or a sign that the world is once again seeking certainty?

As the world changes, so does the way countries protect their wealth.

Today, central banks hold the highest share of gold in their reserves in approximately 50 years. Not because they expect short-term price gains, but because they view gold as a strategic asset that is not a liability of any bank or government.

Perhaps that’s why it’s worth looking at gold not only through the lens of its price, but also as a long-term store of value. 🟡

www.ibisingold.com

29/06/2026

Money in the account is a liability of the bank.
Bonds are a liability of the state.
Stocks are a stake in a company.

Physical investment gold is something else.

It doesn't need a guarantor to fulfill its promise. It's an asset you own directly.

Perhaps that's why central banks are not only buying gold at record levels, but are also increasingly careful to have it physically under their own control. 🟡

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www.ibisingold.com

27/06/2026

Not every price decline is a problem. Sometimes, it’s an opportunity.

Even during its long-term upward trend, gold naturally goes through periods of correction. History has repeatedly shown that these corrections can present attractive opportunities for long-term investors. ⏳🌕

www.ibisingold.com

22/06/2026

Today, Alan Greenspan, former Chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve and one of the most influential figures in modern finance, passed away.

Although he spent decades at the centre of the modern monetary system, he never stopped emphasising gold’s unique role in the global financial landscape.

In 2014, he said:

“Gold is a currency. It is still, by all evidence, a premier currency. No fiat currency, including the dollar, can match it.”

His words remain a reminder that trust, stability and the long-term preservation of wealth are timeless values.

🟡 Gold endures. Generations change, but its significance remains.

What role do you think gold should play in long-term wealth building and wealth preservation?

Photos from IBIS InGold's post 04/06/2026

Gold has experienced a recent pullback, yet its performance remains remarkable:

📈 +5% in 2026
📈 +36% over the past 12 months
📈 +91% over the last 2 years

Short-term volatility gets attention. Long-term performance creates value.

Source: Kitco News, June 2, 2026 (Ole Hansen, Saxo Bank)

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