Gold Monitoring Thread £ GBP only

[Go65]

11 minutes ago, Thelonerangershorse said:

OK people, best guesses as to how far this will dip/correct??

I have a 1/4 unicorn in my Atkinsons basket and I need to know when to hit the button.

Bag of haribo in it if someone can give me the correct answer.

I’m with @JamesH here.

Buy it as soon as you can. Yolo.

Worrying  about a few quid isn’t worth it. In 6 months you won’t even remember how much you paid. 

[Go65]

2 minutes ago, Go65 said:

OK people, best guesses as to how far this will dip/correct??

$2319

Its as good as done now

Trust me. I know stuff. 

[James32]

19 minutes ago, Thelonerangershorse said:

OK people, best guesses as to how far this will dip/correct??

I have a 1/4 unicorn in my Atkinsons basket and I need to know when to hit the button.

Bag of haribo in it if someone can give me the correct answer.

No such things as unicorns. Save your money and buy another lion, at least they're real. 

[Shuaib121]

10 minutes ago, James32 said:

No such things as unicorns. Save your money and buy another lion, at least they're real. 

 DONT,,; buy them from him,,:;/- their actually the tin wrap on them chocolate coins)(£;73). WINNER?????

Edited April 22 by Shuaib121

[Dankanugget]

24 minutes ago, JamesH said:

Buy it now, then can stop stressing over when to buy and enjoy the haribo 👍🏼

Buy it for me I won't get stressed at all.

[Shuaib121]

Just now, Shuaib121 said:

@Go65 DONT,,; buy them from him,,:;/- their actually the tin wrap on them chocolate coins)(£;73). WINNER?????

Sorry got possessed by a drunk Ulster man 

[HerefordBullyun]

11 hours ago, katyc said:

Half kitchen roll: 50p

Mouse: 25p

Gold: £1912

 

Your rat on stilts has massive ears.

How much for the lav roll for my fat arris?

1/200th of a sov do ya if you do naughty doodles in ya diary?

[Shuaib121]

2 minutes ago, HerefordBullyun said:

Your rat on stilts has massive ears.

How much for the lav roll for my fat arris?

1/200th of a sov do ya if you do naughty doodles in ya diary?

Unsolicited request for a sexual favour. Reported!

[HerefordBullyun]

Just now, Shuaib121 said:

Unsolicited request for a sexual favour. Reported!

Nope just a genuine offer...

[Shuaib121]

1 minute ago, HerefordBullyun said:

Nope just a genuine offer...

Please don’t mention the fraction 1/200th before you send @treetop1280searching for the holy grail.

[bobski]

According to true inflation in the US (buying a brand new car every 10 years, using gold ounces), Gold is basically half price at the moment.

So we've got plenty of room to grow

£1,885.19

[bobski]

£1,884.03

[bobski]

£1,883.27

[bobski]

£1,885.19

CLOSED

[katyc]

19 minutes ago, bobski said:

CLOSED

Open back up and start again - but the way you did it the other week.

[Gruff]

Wen moon? Asking for a bert

[Darr3nG]

6 minutes ago, Gruff said:

Wen moon? Asking for a bert

Last week, bert late

[Gruff]

Just now, Darr3nG said:

Last week, bert late

Balls, that's what you get for working I suppose

[Bratnia]

1 hour ago, bobski said:

According to true inflation in the US (buying a brand new car every 10 years, using gold ounces), Gold is basically half price at the moment.

So we've got plenty of room to grow

Consumer/retail price inflation is slowed by productivity/technology. Asset price inflation incorporates that growth element (more having surplus capital). On another measure gold has moved into mild/moderately relatively expensive territory. Early 1970's gold was very cheap, late 1970's had become expensive, by the end of that millennium had moved back to being very cheap again.

UK house/gold ratio is very much a similar looking chart.

As the gold/silver ratio has increased, silver is perhaps the better value, but as ever its far far easier to make a judgement with hindsight, much less so (if not impossible) at the time, what can seem expensive (cheap) can become even more expensive (cheap).

Much capital has flighted to the US$ (fear), the dollar is relatively strong. As fear subsides and capital flows elsewhere (to where greater reward potentials are seen), so the dollar might weaken - gold rise in US$ terms. As might the relatively weak current Pound gain in strength - gold decline in Pound terms. That gold might rise for Americans doesn't mean a mirroring of that will occur for Brits.

Edited April 22 by Bratnia

[BLOOMMAN101]

[bobski]

£1,886.00

[bobski]

£1,887.26

[bobski]

£1,888.02

[bobski]

£1,889.87

[bobski]

£1,872.33