Lyrinn

£1925 
Can we see a strong £1940+ close?

I'm shocked it's not accelerated either way after the first lot of big bank results
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/jpmorgan-slides-after-dimon-warns-net-interest-income-outlook-disappoints
Q1 earnings season officially opened moments ago when JPM became the first mega bank to reports results, and even though JPM beat on across the board -
and even unexpectedly released reserves instead of setting money aside for yet another quarter - the stock is lower by ~3% after Jamie Dimon had some gloomy words about the bank's net interest income (which dropped in Q1) and the bank's NII outlook for 2024 missed estimates.

Now, or risk it going to £2,000/oz before close?

Now, or risk it going to £2,000/oz before close?

Now, or risk it going to £2,000/oz before close?

Now, or risk it going to £2,000/oz before close?

In other news, BOE admits they don't know what they're doing.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68797651
 

And there it is $2400

We haven't had a nice meme today yet
I'll set the ball rolling

And higher still she climbs!

With current price of au in the £1900 surly everyone on the forum is in the green when it comes to gold bullion 
 
 

For those at in the U.K. / U.K. timezone who watched gold breach 1900, you are either:
- Shift workers 
- Insomniacs
Whatever you are - all the best to you and enjoy while others sleep.  

£1,893.78
I just got home. I said swear words out loud when I saw the price. Wow

You and my wife both..

Well mother stackers. We are at £1893. Who'd a thunk it?

£1890

What if it breaks £3,000?

Here's my technical analysis:

Looks like the US price is moving up into the stops zone...

Lol, are we here reassuring ourselves this is a good thing  

Oh look £1879

I do think it proves the point you've made several times on this forum. Just buy when able and bung it away. Long-term, you're highly unlikely to lose!

We've got this. It's our year! 

(yearS actually)