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5huggy

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  1. 3 minutes ago, Stacktastic said:

    Oh good I can tell my wife i am not crazy as I made her by enough rice, beans (non perishables) to feed our whole road for a year. ;)

    The thing about inflation is some things go up and some tings go down, or stay the same at least. 
    Its just a case of not buying steak and buying chicken or fish - or beans. 
    Im considering building a fish farm in the garden if it gets that bad though. 

    Fuel goes to $100 a barrel? no problems - build a bio fuel plant and make friends with the fish and chip shop owner LOL.
    Or buy a bike.  

     

    JUST bear in mind Buddy! -

    the "groomed" figures we are given by the "Government" are constantly manipulated to their favour -

    they are forever changing the "basket" to SUIT keeping the "MINION's " calm!

    h minions GIF

  2. 4 minutes ago, Stacktastic said:

    5: inflation kicks in and things starts to get very expensive


     

        Global food prices have reached their highest in almost seven years, further raising the spectre of food inflation and hunger at a time when the Covid-19 pandemic continues to hit economies around the world.

    The UN Food and Agriculture Organization’s food price index for January rose by a tenth from a year ago to its highest level since July 2014, led by a sharp increase in grain prices. Substantial buying of corn by China and lower-than-expected production in the US helped send the gauge — which tracks a basket of food commodities against their 2014-16 prices — to its eighth consecutive monthly increase, the longest rising streak in a decade.

    Prices are not yet at levels seen during the food crisis of the late 2000s, but the trajectory was a concern, said analysts. “It could become a big issue for less prosperous countries which depend on imports for food,” said Abdolreza Abbassian, senior economist at the FAO. 

    China is seeking to restore its grain reserves, as well as keeping a lid on domestic prices while it rebuilds a hog herd that was decimated by African swine fever. The pandemic has also prompted countries reliant on imports for staples to boost government-held inventories in grains and oilseeds such as soyabeans, as well as sugar.

    Food prices have also been affected by dry weather in South America, a leading supplier of corn and soyabeans to international markets, while expectations of a rise in export tariffs in leading wheat exporters such as Russia have also pushed prices higher.

    The continued disruption in the shipping industry is another factor: freight prices for grains and oilseeds are at their highest levels since October 2019 according to the International Grains Council, a global body.
    From here - - - > > https://www.ft.com/content/571a9d68-c8b5-4c56-a539-26fff81e9296

  3. 13 minutes ago, pablitto83 said:

    https://www.kitco.com/news/2021-01-08/Can-gold-price-drop-below-1-800-next-week-Here-is-what-s-behind-the-shocking-selloff.html

    Thats from last month.

    Looks like situation in US - they will print few trilion of USD, big pays of benefits to citizens, and all the money goes to the crypto and stock exchange. Look at the BTC and ETH, market cap on crypto exchanges goes up and up. If street and Wall Street see that can make more elswere, there is less demand for gold. My assumption. Just checking gold price, keep going down.. We will see where the bottom will be, so it will be an opportunity to but some. For me it is to keep for a long run, so I am not panicking..

    Yep - till they "capitulate" from digits (worse than paper) to try and get "PHYSICAL"!

  4. 2 minutes ago, Foster88 said:

    Rightly so. Very much agree.

    I was just wondering which category these were listen in that they bought for £311 each.

    I’ve been hovering to buy the 2021 Sovereigns all afternoon and the cheapest I can find is Bullion by Post. 🤷🏻‍♂️

     

    minions what GIF

    at this price £332.80

     

    bang on @Isitreal 👌

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