Thelonerangershorse

Guess we'll find out tomorrow.

Guess we'll find out tomorrow.

If you're serious about exchanging gold for a bag of Haribo I'm interested.

FTFY

FTFY

With all this intelligent technical and fundamental talk going on, I thought I should contribute: 
D'yah like my new mug? 😬

Also, Buying shares is subject to stamp duty and dealing fee, selling has a deaing fee also. If you're trading £10k or £100K then the dealing fees become a very small percentage but if you're down at the £2k mark (the cost of a 1oz bar) then you can easily be paying 1 or 2% if not more.

I'm not really an expert, but I suspect up, may just be a good guess.

Also, Buying shares is subject to stamp duty and dealing fee, selling has a deaing fee also. If you're trading £10k or £100K then the dealing fees become a very small percentage but if you're down at the £2k mark (the cost of a 1oz bar) then you can easily be paying 1 or 2% if not more.

"It's not like trading stocks."
I buy £1000 of shares, they drop 10% to £900, next day they rise 10% to £990 so I've lost £10
I buy $1000 of shares, they rise 10% to £1100, next day they drop 10% to £990,
Either way, I lose £10 ! ! !

Also, Buying shares is subject to stamp duty and dealing fee, selling has a deaing fee also. If you're trading £10k or £100K then the dealing fees become a very small percentage but if you're down at the £2k mark (the cost of a 1oz bar) then you can easily be paying 1 or 2% if not more.

I'm not really an expert, but I suspect up, may just be a good guess.

"It's not like trading stocks."
I buy £1000 of shares, they drop 10% to £900, next day they rise 10% to £990 so I've lost £10
I buy $1000 of shares, they rise 10% to £1100, next day they drop 10% to £990,
Either way, I lose £10 ! ! !

Also, Buying shares is subject to stamp duty and dealing fee, selling has a deaing fee also. If you're trading £10k or £100K then the dealing fees become a very small percentage but if you're down at the £2k mark (the cost of a 1oz bar) then you can easily be paying 1 or 2% if not more.

"It's not like trading stocks."
I buy £1000 of shares, they drop 10% to £900, next day they rise 10% to £990 so I've lost £10
I buy $1000 of shares, they rise 10% to £1100, next day they drop 10% to £990,
Either way, I lose £10 ! ! !

"It's not like trading stocks."
I buy £1000 of shares, they drop 10% to £900, next day they rise 10% to £990 so I've lost £10
I buy $1000 of shares, they rise 10% to £1100, next day they drop 10% to £990,
Either way, I lose £10 ! ! !

"It's not like trading stocks."
I buy £1000 of shares, they drop 10% to £900, next day they rise 10% to £990 so I've lost £10
I buy $1000 of shares, they rise 10% to £1100, next day they drop 10% to £990,
Either way, I lose £10 ! ! !

"It's not like trading stocks."
I buy £1000 of shares, they drop 10% to £900, next day they rise 10% to £990 so I've lost £10
I buy $1000 of shares, they rise 10% to £1100, next day they drop 10% to £990,
Either way, I lose £10 ! ! !

So does caviar,

So does caviar,

So does caviar,

£1950 for the weekend??

yes,
so I've heard.

How long until we start quoting the price in grams?
You never hear people quoting the price of petrol in gallons these days do you.

£1950 for the weekend??