Gold Monitoring Thread £ GBP only

[Darr3nG]

7 minutes ago, Zhorro said:

The markets are eagerly awaiting what Christine Lagarde (of the ECB) is going to say in a couple of hours time:

[apachebleu]

12 minutes ago, Zhorro said:

The markets are eagerly awaiting what Christine Lagarde (of the ECB) is going to say in a couple of hours time:

 Imagine taking a broken pay packet home to that!!

[SidS]

4 minutes ago, Darr3nG said:

The difference is that he's combed his hair.

[HerefordBullyun]

44 minutes ago, Zhorro said:

The markets are eagerly awaiting what Christine Lagarde (of the ECB) is going to say in a couple of hours time:

Another criminal fraudster!

[CaptCaveMan]

49 minutes ago, Zhorro said:

The markets are eagerly awaiting what Christine Lagarde (of the ECB) is going to say in a couple of hours time:

Jesus... it's to the moon then!

[Midasfrog]

9 minutes ago, CaptCaveMan said:

Jesus... it's to the moon then!

Yep !!!!😄

[MrStacker]

1 hour ago, dicker said:

Back up to 1600

CS has been leant £44.5 billion by the Swiss National Bank.

The market and gold are sniffing out if this is enough…doesn’t look like it.  

I don’t think it’s enough. It will still collapse this year. That’s my hunch. 

[Midasfrog]

Christine Lagarde 2008 Crash period and still around today 🙈

[Bigmarc]

1 hour ago, Zhorro said:

 

I'm not fooled by the hiding of the Adams Apple.

Edited March 16, 2023 by Bigmarc

[MBTPSilver]

There's be plenty of ups and downs for the next few days. Downs on profit taking, and some relief at the potential bailout of Credit Suisse. Some ups (and potentially big ones) if any more banks do go belly up. Credit Suisse is in the 'too big to fail' category, but there are plenty of small regional banks that will still be struggling after this week. If another couple more go then gold could shoot up again.

We'll know more in a week or two (if all of this calms down) as to where the gold price settles.

[EdwardTeach]

It wasn't a bailout. It was a “Bank Term Funding Program” (FED speak). Just so you know.

[AuricGoldfinger]

Im torn as to whether i want to sell half my stack half my ISA and pay off my mortgage. Hard to let go though as it can always go up!

[Mtaybar]

7 minutes ago, AuricGoldfinger said:

Im torn as to whether i want to sell half my stack half my ISA and pay off my mortgage. Hard to let go though as it can always go up!

Pay off your mortgage fella.... make your gold work for you lol

[Midasfrog]

4 minutes ago, AuricGoldfinger said:

Im torn as to whether i want to sell half my stack half my ISA and pay off my mortgage. Hard to let go though as it can always go up!

Pay off your mortgage with all of your ISA keeping as much gold as you can. Will save you paying interest on your loan.

Your ISA is Fiat its loosing over 10% of it's buying power , gold is keeping up with inflation.

[Mtaybar]

You can buy it back over time with the money you save on payments and interest lol

[Midasfrog]

15 minutes ago, AuricGoldfinger said:

Im torn as to whether i want to sell half my stack half my ISA and pay off my mortgage. Hard to let go though as it can always go up!

Check this site out to compare Gold with an ISA , Property , savings account ect . Gold out performs everything. 

WWW.https://remembergold.com  

 

Edited March 16, 2023 by Midasfrog

[NGMD]

7 hours ago, Midasfrog said:

Christine Lagarde 2008 Crash period and still around today 🙈

What was really disturbing was a backhander of €400m just brushed off and no big deal, no scoop headlines, resignations or hounding.

Criminal Organisation.

[Midasfrog]

Comparing an ISA with Gold 

[AuricGoldfinger]

34 minutes ago, Midasfrog said:

Pay off your mortgage with all of your ISA keeping as much gold as you can. Will save you paying interest on your loan.

Your ISA is Fiat its loosing over 10% of it's buying power , gold is keeping up with inflation.

Hmm hadnt really thought about it like that. Think half from each at least i still have a bit in both. Plus i wont have to touch the invested part of my ISA which is currently down £5k 🙄 and also cant put any more money in my isa than i already do so I can’t actually replace that money

like @Mtaybar said i can start buying back straight away with no limits on the gold

[TheShinyStuff]

48 minutes ago, AuricGoldfinger said:

Im torn as to whether i want to sell half my stack half my ISA and pay off my mortgage. Hard to let go though as it can always go up!

What a great position to be in. Pay off your mortgage now, the stack and ISA can both be rebuilt. Congratulations!

[Mtaybar]

6 minutes ago, AuricGoldfinger said:

Hmm hadnt really thought about it like that. Think half from each at least i still have a bit in both. Plus i wont have to touch the invested part of my ISA which is currently down £5k 🙄 and also cant put any more money in my isa than i already do so I can’t actually replace that money

like @Mtaybar said i can start buying back straight away with no limits on the gold

Can't wait to see what treasures you start listing lol

[AuricGoldfinger]

7 minutes ago, AuricGoldfinger said:

Hmm hadnt really thought about it like that. Think half from each at least i still have a bit in both. Plus i wont have to touch the invested part of my ISA which is currently down £5k 🙄 and also cant put any more money in my isa than i already do so I can’t actually replace that money

like @Mtaybar said i can start buying back straight away with no limits on the gold

Waiting for a dip on the gold part of course!

1 minute ago, Mtaybar said:

Can't wait to see what treasures you start listing lol

Ahhh now the support from memebers makes sense. “Sell sell sell!”

[scotwasp]

37 minutes ago, Midasfrog said:

Comparing an ISA with Gold 

Nice quote, can I ask where is it from? 

[Midasfrog]

Just now, scotwasp said:

Nice quote, can I ask where is it from? 

www.https://remembergold.com  👍

[scotwasp]

1 hour ago, AuricGoldfinger said:

Im torn as to whether i want to sell half my stack half my ISA and pay off my mortgage. Hard to let go though as it can always go up!

Why pay off your mortgage, your interest rate is significantly below inflation, which means your winning against the bank, as long as you use your money wisely and beat what your being charged in interest then you win, if your not sure you can then fair enough pay off the mortgage, but what ever you owe the bank right now is reducing by 10% real terms.  
just throwing this in as an alternative view.