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silversword

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  1. I use the Kitco app "Kcast/Gold Live!", which lets you choose from multiple currencies, and also which metals you track including base metals, plus oil and US stock indices so you can see how PMs are performing alongside other commodities/investments. There's relevant gold/silver industry news, technical charts and mining stocks included too. You can set up alerts, but i have never used them.

     

    Free on Android, not sure if iSheep get charged for it, but in this case I'd expect not.

  2. "The simple fact is that when the technical funds buy, they all buy in unison and that is usually the sole reason for prices to rise. When the technical funds sell, they sell in unison causing prices to fall – always. It’s not hard to see why the technical funds trade in lockstep with other technical funds – they are all using the same price signals."

  3. Just got caught out by the 5k/10k threshold limits.

     

    Seems some of my earlier history in Atkinsons didnt show up in my online account history so went over the 10k limit by £200.

     

    Was just thinking about this (although unlikely to have to worry about it just yet), if you go over the £10k threshold but have spread the purchase across multiple dealers, do you have any obligation to report yourself to HMRC or is it only if you spend over £10k from one dealer and then the onus is on them to get your documents?

  4. If the Middle East was not kicking off then what would the fundamentals be, and how much more "safe-haven" buying will there be based on Iraq? 

     

    Economies reported to be in reasonable shape, stock market ticking along nicely, talk of interest rates rising if not by much. Aren't these considered bearish factors for gold? Is "profit-taking" really going to affect the price significantly? Or would you be looking at increasing dollar inflation, the ECB charging depositors, the fact that Ukraine is still simmering if not currently front page, no slow-down in Asian demand for physical metal - these things tend to (or logically should) drive gold prices up - and where gold goes lately, silver follows it religiously; the charts are almost interchangeable.

     

    I don't know. I'm still new to this and trying to piece things together as I learn more about the markets. 

  5. Gold up too, possibly on confirmation that Iraqi forces have lost control of the Baiji refinery which is now being held by ISIS militants. Oil production expected to drop; oil to rise; all commodities to follow suit. And just as I was gearing up for an end-of-month spending spree.

  6. Did you realise with last weeks gains that Over the last 12 month rolling period Silver has only lost something like 50p?

     

    Looking back over the chart this is right. Enlightening that, in US Dollar terms, the silver price has actually risen slightly due to the Dollar weakening/inflation.

  7. Got a 2014 from a dealer, as that's the only year they seem to have in stock and I'm concerned about fakes on the secondary market. the 2014 design is not "wow" outstanding but it's ok. I doubt I will go backwards on these due to cost, but I will probably get 2015's and onward if circumstances permit.

  8. I tell you what, if eggs and baskets had gone up in price the way silver has in the last couple of days, omelettes would have become a luxury food by now.

     

    Another upswing and we will see $21/oz broken before close of trading. A 15% movement in just a couple of days. Oil is up, but its nothing compared to PMs.

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