Company Background
We are a subsidiary of our parent company Pegasus
Investments specializing in the trading and retailing of physical gold.
Over the years, our traders have built up a position in physical gold
bullion.
Our goal is to give private buyers easy and convenient access to the professional gold bullion markets. We want to give individuals a simple, safe and cost-effective way of buying, storing, and selling gold.
Our information technology team is constantly working behind the scenes to ensure our operations run smoothly and efficiently. Pegasus Bullion has all the bases covered when it comes to your investment needs.
Our goal is to give private buyers easy and convenient access to the professional gold bullion markets. We want to give individuals a simple, safe and cost-effective way of buying, storing, and selling gold.
Our information technology team is constantly working behind the scenes to ensure our operations run smoothly and efficiently. Pegasus Bullion has all the bases covered when it comes to your investment needs.
Our Aim
- To educate mass consumers on the benefits and importance of Gold
- To help mass market consumers diversify their investment portfolio
- To aid mass market consumers in understanding the potential risks involved
- To provide a platform for mass consumers to easily gain access to Gold, and yet hedge and
minimize their risk exposure.
Why buy Gold
- Curb inflation
- Currency hedge
- Safe haven asset in times of market uncertainty
- Governments aggressively buying gold
- Gold is one of the most under owned assets
- Universal currency that is not geographically limited
- Supply of gold is limited, unlike currencies
Market Analysis
According to precious metal analysts Gold Fields Mineral Service (GFMS), global demand for gold bullion jumped 37% in 2011 to a new high of 1,209 tons. The report cited strong demand for physical gold as an inflation hedge in China and India as well as "safe haven" interest from western investors. Gold bar demand from China alone rose 40% in 2011 to 250 tons, from 179 tons in 2010.
GFMS says this trend is expected to continue from 2012 to 2018 as physical demand for gold from emerging markets continues to grow, outshining appetite from other parts of the world.
Pegasus Investments aims to share the importance and long term benefits of holding physical Gold to our customers through our subsidiary company Pegasus Bullion. When all other asset classes fail, gold does not.
We strive to provide clients with the best possible exposure to precious metals through other customized and innovative solutions. Pegasus Bullion is passionately committed to putting customers at the centre of all we do, based on trust and integrity.
History of Gold
For centuries, from the first discovery of Gold, Gold have been a symbol of wealth and guaranteed power. Nations have used Gold as a currency to trade products and services.
The rise of a Gold Standard was introduced to stabilize the Global Economy, dictating that a nation must restrict its issued currency to the amount of Gold held in the country's reserve. Great Britain was the first to adopt the Gold Standard in 1821. By the 1900s, United States of America the other European Nations followed.
The Gold Standard was later abolished by the European nations after World War 1 with the United States of America being the only country still honoring the Gold Standard, which lead to the nation's high growth and the US Dollars being the international currency of the World.
But in August 15, 1971, President Nixon ended the Gold Standard which lead to the inverse relationship of the nation's currency and Gold.
Throughout the years of both economic growth and recessions, the value Gold have withstood the test of time to be the most valuable asset class of our lifetime to hedge against inflation and downturns.
Through Pegasus Investments's subsidiary Pegasus Bullion, we provide clients exposure to the world of physical gold investment. Our purpose is to educate customers and provide them with insights to the best investment product of recent history. Gold.