a_a

Stocks.

I thought we'd be well into next year before seeing £9, this is great

That chart suggests we are at or near a peak, also that when it does switch the steepest pukes take roughly 12 months..

I think (hope, anyway) this is a short squeeze and it will keep going down

The problems are as we all know, the ceasefire will not last as Putin has no interest in peace in the area and has proven time and time again that he cannot be trusted.

lol

I think silver will be under £11 tomorrow. And if it is, I'm buying!

Pretty choppy, eh? I want some coins but I need to get a car

Crazy really - rate hike chat from Fed, end of QE (for now), oil is being smashed, rate cuts in Europe, the Swiss, and Greek politics, to name a few things that have happened in 2015 alone

Down is up and up is down these days.

Although... imagine if PM's are actually overpriced... unthinkable!

Expect a smackdown next week. FOMC meeting 27-28 Jan.

I will wait till Friday to make my purchase.

Lower! Lower!

Good call!

motorbikez you should do some full stack pics, I bet there's others on here would also love to see your collection

Not sure when it finished, but I think I put a bid on it around 1am, and by the time I got up at 7:30am I found I had won it.

 

It's quite surprising how many times we find out that different forum members are bidding on or looking at the same ebay auctions. It makes you wonder what sort of percentage of UK Pm stackers frequent this forum or lurk here regularly. I reckon it'd be quite high..

I feel better now, just won a 2013 proof ASE for £15.87 posted

Nice purchases morezone, I really fancy a 10oz Noah, where did you get it if you don't mind me asking

T.I.B.........................

 

A USA 1988 Silver Proof Eagle (with box and certificate) for £17.11 from ebay, thanks to a late night / early morning trawl, a poorly worded description and a £2.50 nectar voucher.

 

the one that finished at 4am? I was going to bid on that but forgot, annoying!

So, Friday afternoon, what do we think will happen at the end of the day?

All gone, makes my decision easier because it is one ugly coin

Good plan. Similarly I saw the koalas at £121, and mentally it's important to me that I don't pay more than that now, even though current price is better than it's been most of the year

Not just big changes, but the opposite to what was expected after the referendum.

I was cursing myself for not ordering at the weekend, thinking it would be smart to wait til monday opening. D'oh!

well now the forum is back up we can talk about yesterday, wtf

£121 for 10oz koala at STG is hard to resist

Does anyone have one? I want to know if it looks better in real life

Could we be sub-£10 again soon? Looking hopeful

Boom! Will have to get an order in as I missed the last dip.

Was thinking about getting my first gold but... nah, will have a look and see what 10oz-ers are about:)

Could we be sub-£10 again soon? Looking hopeful

Hm, seems to be a bit of a common theme where silver closes the week higher than it has been through the week, then on monday opening seems to drop immediately, anyone else notice this?

$14, that's like what, £8? Sweet.

I am wondering what the main driver for this sudden drop is and there's a few things going on, Ukraine calming down a bit, Ebola not killing loads of people yet, the financial world not collapsing the minute they stop QE. Anyone want to guess what the weekend spot lock-in will be?

Just looked at the graph today and that's the kind of line I like to see!

 

We will break £10 by xmas imo, I'm not buying again yet. COME ON!

What was I saying

£10 is a definite buy point for me so might be buying sooner than anticipated!

Just looked at the graph today and that's the kind of line I like to see!

We will break £10 by xmas imo, I'm not buying again yet. COME ON!

Lets get back to monitoring spot price chaps!

 

£10.65. Slowly slowly sneaking it's way up again. I still think we are at the bottom now. Whether it is last week, this week, or next week, the bottom is upon us! lol

I think it will touch £10 this quarter.