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Bullion Shield Sovs now?
£455-£460???

1800 again 👍🏼

I’m surprised you have not been called out for omitting the fabulous 1g bars from the Oxford Mint in your table…..

Gold has found its stroke and is pumping hard. 

Looking at today’s gold price, I wish I had had the dinkydoos to splurge on those bars back then. 😕

Being overseas, I’ve only ever bought from RM and Chards from your list.
Regardless of my preference (and that of others), the numbers are facts, so you can’t possibly be blamed for being biased towards any one company surely? 🫤

I’m surprised you have not been called out for omitting the fabulous 1g bars from the Oxford Mint in your table…..

I’m surprised you have not been called out for omitting the fabulous 1g bars from the Oxford Mint in your table…..

I’m surprised you have not been called out for omitting the fabulous 1g bars from the Oxford Mint in your table…..

I’m surprised you have not been called out for omitting the fabulous 1g bars from the Oxford Mint in your table…..

Thanks man, video going through it all coming out today

Love this. Great info!

Interesting price comparison for dealers
Royal Mint really not coming off well at all!

Its a tenner, we ain't won the EuroMillions 

I have never heard of UK bullion. I will include them next time. 
When/if you watch my video later you will understand why I used these 6 companies. 
But, shouting at somone on the internet is the best course of action of course. 

It was/is a great comparison. OK uk bullion were missing, but who even thinks of them regularly? Doubt there's any favouritism going on.
UK bullion are more expensive on sovs any road. 

Silver has got a stonk on

Gold has found its stroke and is pumping hard. 

Gold has found its stroke and is pumping hard. 

Gold has found its stroke and is pumping hard. 

Meanwhile, silver blew its load early

Meanwhile, silver blew its load early

It's tomorrow!

 
 
https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2024/04/02/bitcoin-drops-over-5-as-upbeat-us-factory-data-powers-dollar-index-to-nearly-5-month-high/
DXY is up a little (0.71% in the last 5 days to 104.9) but is still way off the peak from October 2022 (113.3)
(generally speaking gold is the inverse of DXY so if DXY goes up then gold should go down and vice-versa)

 
Gold marginally moved against the DXY but the news from Syria/Iran/Israel was a counterbalance. DXY is expected to trend down this year and next (rate cuts, de-dollarization, etc)
A few stocks are up along with DXY due to US factory data beating expectations (doesn't mean it's good or bad just that it's better than analysts expected). Overall the S&P, NASDAQ and DJI are down (0.2-0.4%)
There haven't been any big sudden moves in gold - it's only up around 0.5% (USD) since last night. There's an inexorable trend which will push gold to $2300/oz sooner rather than later. There might be a dip in the summer but once the CBs start cutting rates, gold will smash $2300, then the next target is $2800+
https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2024/04/02/bitcoin-drops-over-5-as-upbeat-us-factory-data-powers-dollar-index-to-nearly-5-month-high/
Just to post that twice in case anybody missed BTC hitting the $70K cap and dropping 5% while gold and silver went up 😁
Gold = risk-OFF while BTC = risk-ON. You can make up your own mind what markets are saying when the risky asset goes down and the safe asset goes up
Gold hasn't played its hand yet, no need to get carried away by small short-term moves, it's just noise. The markets couldn't care less about the £1800/€2100 thresholds or the price of a bullion shield sov, wait until resistance turns to support above $2300

You'd be better off saving for a half sov and avoid the CGT.
Easy to shift, very little premium