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2009 1 oz Gold Chinese panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese Panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese Panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese Panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese Panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese Panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese Panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese Panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese Panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese Panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese Panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese Panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

2009 1 oz Gold Chinese Panda??? & 2012 1/4 oz Gold Chinese Panda???

Which apart from tinkering around the edges of my stack, it's the reason I'm still buying now and not selling

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3664626/Backlash-against-EU-spreads-political-parties-continent-call-34-separate-referendums.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/28/brexit-contagion-uk-vote-raises-fears-of-a-tsunami-of-eu-members/
Britain 'got the first shot in' by voting to leave the EU, French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has said amid calls for 34 separate EU referendums across Europe. 
As I feared a few days back, this may spread contagion & start self-destruction of the EU grand experiment ?
If the collapse of the euro currency happens remember this is the very reason to the reason why you are buying gold, 'SHTF - collapse-insurance'.  
It is not just looking to take the fiat paper profits

£7,777 per oz is my hope, but wont hold my breath, the magic number 7    
What my logical head says is I'm really not sure at the moment.  
I cant expect the powers that be letting it going up and up without some financial 'whack-a-mole' down to the price to remind folk who is driving the bus
It going to be turbulent times ahead.
For some reason I have a strange feeling another referendum may be announced from one or two other member states, which could only be positive for gold

We just broke £1,000 oz   

@Pampfan that would be nice however I think a huge global financial crash is fast approaching and they have a plan for when that happens a one world currency I don't believe leaving will change that if anything it will speed it up and it won't be pretty that's when you will need your Gold

+1.
When the day comes that gold is fully valued (Gold:Dow at least in low single digit, under 100oz for a standard house) of gold  then this week's price action won't even be distinguishable as a blip on the overall chart. 
Buying fiat currency with real money is the craziest thing that you can do right now.
Carney has pretty much just said that they're prepared to do "whatever is necessary to stabilize financial markets" ( = codeword for more fiat currency dilution). That's all they have in their locker, and they're about to wheel out the bazookas and heavy artillery.

As long as the financial uncertainty remains next 12 months at least if not 24 or 36+ even Gold prices will be up and down constantly with swings easy the size of yesterdays or greater imo. Brexit was a once in a generation game changer and I dont care what or who says it nobody knows where this is heading with any credible degree of certainty yet, we are truly in uncharted waters.
Purely personal decisions based on your goals......if a flipper flip when you like and don't get down if price shoots up next day, similarly don''t be over pleased with yourself if price tanks next day, that's flipping, just stay calm and accept it and enjoy the ups and downs, hopefully with more ups than downs though of course.
Different for me I'm in it for my Grand kids and if I'm still here I'll still be a buyer when I believe Gold is undervalued, as I do now, and I can afford some.I doubt I'll ever cash my stack in..........GKs' can do what they like with it when I've left it to them.
Even if it crashes it will never be worthless like those useless "I owe you" bits of paper always end up being one day or other.

I 100% won't be selling gold is still undervalued

I've bought at £1200 per oz in 2011 I'm well aware and I personally will not even think of selling yet I've also bought at £650 per oz I'm not knocking anybody who does but I won't be @silverin

the punishment yet to come from the eu may push gold a little higher.
 
(notice how gold(%) is leading silver in this rise)
 
HH