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katyc

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  1. Why thank you! See above post
  2. While there's fair reason to believe USA won't bring rates down soon (because inflation is so high and everyone is buying shares, blindly jumping on the bubble wagon making everything look rosy), the gov's own debt is costing crazy money (1 trillion) - they really need rates to come down. So it's difficult to predict. Rate drops will cause a boost in lending, then boom the economy, hence further explode inflation. So then they may put rates UP - and then we have the 1970s situation (where gold - and especially silver) absolutely crash medium term (liquidity crisis), but then they will explode to the moon, the sun, then a galaxy far faaaarrrr away. That situation could happen over months - possibly even years. But who knows what could happen in the meantime? Oil could easily double with current world nonsense, which would cause a very quick, severe hike to inflation, which would be guaranteed to lead in to recession - probably a depression - with rate drops and gold mooning much sooner. Or banks collapse and everyone panics.... Or the USA finally tell the truth about job numbers (and stop counting one person with 5 jobs to make ends meet = 5 employed people). That boils my p*ss that one! and so on... Whatever happens the only way is up for gold over the long term. The whole world is one giant cluster f... and there's only so long you use Polyfilla to hide a crack in a dam. Long story short: I have no clue. But moon is coming either way! If you made it this far. Congratulations.
  3. £1865 📈 @James32 net worth just regained 100k
  4. (let's be honest, it's the gifs that I'm taking all the credit for!) £1860
  5. The micro truck at the front as I've spent up this month....
  6. (Reported self for mentioning USD in a GBP thread)
  7. Doesn't it cost nearly $20 just to mine an oz of silver? + minting, transporting, VAT etc.... I just can't see it happening. But if it does, I'll be backing up the truck. BEEP BEEP!
  8. Yes sure, that's no problem. Thank you
  9. I've just done a bit of sick in my mouth (goes to check there's any brandy in the house) Talk below £20: REPORTED
  10. 100%. I joke about the price - and act sad when it dips. But really the dip was inevitable. It couldn't bull like that without a correction. Gold is doing it's thing. It's setting higher lows. It's all part of the process. As long as we keep out of that nasty Fiat and stay patient, then we are all in the right place. Um Dannon.
  11. I'll take this little haul if still available please!
  12. Perhaps silver has found it's new base at $27 (almost £22) now that the spike/correction has settled down a little.... Sure beats the £18 mark it hovered around earlier this year. Terms and conditions apply: silver could drop to 50p over night. She's a psychopath.
  13. With all this reporting going on, there will just be @Petra left saying "Keep buying 🤔🤔🔥🔥⬆️⬆️⬆️" (the only member who doesn't post ban-risking drivel like the rest of us!)
  14. My nan's cousin (Diana Coupland) was in a movie with Sid James called Bless This House in the early 70s. She's also the voice over singing in the famous Ursula Andress golden bikini scene in Dr No. Random fact of the day. Nothing to do with Gold. Reported myself. £1862
  15. Oops! Sorry, I didn't see the notification last night. Thank you @m3rlin, PM incoming!
  16. (edit: just seen message from m3rlin so deleted bump)
  17. £1865 (Actual genuine footage of gold and silver chasing after it)
  18. Nice coin! The blurred out background looks like tubes of silver!
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