Now is the time to buy gold and silver (IMHO)

[goldrush]

Having dropped quite a bit over the last 2/ 3 months I would say it has bottomed out and will creep back up again

Plus with stage 2 of the agenda looking like it will be pulled off this Autum fall into Winter the likely hood of a neclear winter that is. I would say the price will rocket like it did with part one of the agenda (covid hoax)

 

So that is my opinion anyway

Edited July 20, 2023 by goldrush

[ChrisSilver]

 

23 minutes ago, goldrush said:

(covid hoax)

Pre-empting any replies but please use the non PM section of the forum for discussing coronavirus etc. There are enough topics about that subject there and it has been discussed in detail.

If you reply to this topic here please keep this strictly about PM. 

[Thelonerangershorse]

The next big thing to hit will be that russia have pulled out of a deal to allow Ukrainian grain ships across the black sea. World wheat prices are up 8.4% since Monday in the coming months this will filter into increased food costs aroung the world and the subsequent rise in inflation that follows. 

This should, in theory push the price of gold up

(or maybe down, who knows)

[HillWalkerDundee]

20 hours ago, Thelonerangershorse said:

The next big thing to hit will be that russia have pulled out of a deal to allow Ukrainian grain ships across the black sea. World wheat prices are up 8.4% since Monday in the coming months this will filter into increased food costs aroung the world and the subsequent rise in inflation that follows. 

This should, in theory push the price of gold up

(or maybe down, who knows)

And today we hear that India has stopped much of its rice exports. This will cause prices to rise.

[goldrush]

22 hours ago, Thelonerangershorse said:

The next big thing to hit will be that russia have pulled out of a deal to allow Ukrainian grain ships across the black sea. World wheat prices are up 8.4% since Monday in the coming months this will filter into increased food costs aroung the world and the subsequent rise in inflation that follows. 

This should, in theory push the price of gold up

(or maybe down, who knows)

Well as predicted, klaus schwab world economic forum, he said expect food shortages, and we are indeed seeing much of this with farms being shut down in the name of climate hoax. So yes expect food prices to continue up, with with a nuclear war pending, one would expect food prices to be even more.

 

personaly I would think gold would go up because of this not down

[goldrush]

2 hours ago, HillWalkerDundee said:

And today we hear that India has stopped much of its rice exports. This will cause prices to rise.

You do not surprise me! the global agenda is being played out just as predicted (and in this case) on time

[gji25]

well if you dont eat rice or grain you got nothing to worry about.  i think that the silver price will be between £18-£22 and the gold price will be between £1500-£1600 till then end of 2023 imo 

[WulfrunCoins]

If you can afford it, buy some coins every month, the averaging over time will smooth out

And, when silver price bottoms, buy large volume to get your average per oz down

My average per oz is £16.81 (including VAT & delivery)

[WulfrunCoins]

9 hours ago, gji25 said:

well if you dont eat rice or grain you got nothing to worry about.  i think that the silver price will be between £18-£22 and the gold price will be between £1500-£1600 till then end of 2023 imo 

Is that you Dwayne Dibley? I could never get any of my friends to watch Red Dwarf; They found it weird!?!

[CANV]

8 hours ago, WulfrunCoins said:

Is that you Dwayne Dibley? I could never get any of my friends to watch Red Dwarf; They found it weird!?!

red dwarf is epic !   (apols for thread divergence)

[HonestMoneyGoldSilver]

[goldrush]

21 hours ago, gji25 said:

well if you dont eat rice or grain you got nothing to worry about.  i think that the silver price will be between £18-£22 and the gold price will be between £1500-£1600 till then end of 2023 imo 

Dont worry, just do the ketto fasting diet, everything you can hunt and gather you can live off of

 

I would agree with though figures you put out, but that is with out the globalists releaseing stage two of the agneda. which I think will be the autum/ winter

I have read that gold will go up to 10K/ oz

[goldrush]

12 hours ago, WulfrunCoins said:

If you can afford it, buy some coins every month, the averaging over time will smooth out

And, when silver price bottoms, buy large volume to get your average per oz down

My average per oz is £16.81 (including VAT & delivery)

I think it has bottomed out already. where do you buy your coins form?

[WulfrunCoins]

11 hours ago, goldrush said:

I think it has bottomed out already. where do you buy your coins form?

I buy from Atkinson Bullion, Bullion by Post, UK Bullion and sometimes on eBay

[WulfrunCoins]

11 hours ago, goldrush said:

I think it has bottomed out already. where do you buy your coins form?

It's hard to predict the bottom or peak of silver, gold, stocks & shares, etc.

When I first started in 2011, silver peaked on 28th April at £29.26, but by December 2015 it was sub £10.00 an oz.

I luckily bought most of my coins in 2013 to 2015 hence my low average (I got lucky)

Edited July 24, 2023 by WulfrunCoins

[goldrush]

13 hours ago, WulfrunCoins said:

I buy from Atkinson Bullion, Bullion by Post, UK Bullion and sometimes on eBay

I was told on another thread that it would be rather expencive to buy from a dealer!

[goldrush]

13 hours ago, WulfrunCoins said:

It's hard to predict the bottom or peak of silver, gold, stocks & shares, etc.

When I first started in 2011, silver peaked on 28th April at £29.26, but by December 2015 it was sub £10.00 an oz.

I luckily bought most of my coins in 2013 to 2015 hence my low average (I got lucky)

Wow! silver sure is a bit of a risk game in comparsion to gold then?

[goldrush]

13 hours ago, WulfrunCoins said:

It's hard to predict the bottom or peak of silver, gold, stocks & shares, etc.

When I first started in 2011, silver peaked on 28th April at £29.26, but by December 2015 it was sub £10.00 an oz.

I luckily bought most of my coins in 2013 to 2015 hence my low average (I got lucky)

I guess it was the last finansual crash that caused the spike price, but as ever it came back down again but not to where it was

 

I guess we will see this happen all over again with a prediction like

Stage 1 covid

Stage 2 WW3

Stage 3 Great reset

[WulfrunCoins]

19 hours ago, goldrush said:

I was told on another thread that it would be rather expencive to buy from a dealer!

Unfortunately your right, after you add premium, delivery & VAT the silver coin is over 50% above spot

Best you buy from these forums to get better deals:

https://www.thesilverforum.com/forum/13-united-kingdom-ungraded/

[WulfrunCoins]

19 hours ago, goldrush said:

Wow! silver sure is a bit of a risk game in comparsion to gold then?

Yeah, more volatile than gold; Gold is king if you can afford it

Silver, platinum & palladium are also industrial metals, so are effected by industrial demands

Look at the 3 year chart of palladium to see how volatile it can be:

[WulfrunCoins]

19 hours ago, goldrush said:

I guess we will see this happen all over again with a prediction like

Stage 1 covid

Stage 2 WW3

Stage 3 Great reset

Stage 2 WW3 - Invest in tin, as in buy tinned food (Don't forget the tin opener)

Stage 3 Great Reset - Lets survive Stage 2 and we can discuss plans afterwards 😁

[WulfrunCoins]

On 22/07/2023 at 01:43, goldrush said:

Well as predicted, klaus schwab world economic forum, he said expect food shortages, and we are indeed seeing much of this with farms being shut down in the name of climate hoax.

Men like Klaus Schwab, George Soros, Darth Sidious, etc are amazingly dangerous when they get close to their deaths.

It's like they know there going to die soon, so they go ALL out to instigate their masterplan ASAP

[goldrush]

3 hours ago, WulfrunCoins said:

Yeah, more volatile than gold; Gold is king if you can afford it

Silver, platinum & palladium are also industrial metals, so are effected by industrial demands

Look at the 3 year chart of palladium to see how volatile it can be:

So is silver a trade/ industrial metal then? 

What about gold?

[WulfrunCoins]

10 hours ago, goldrush said:

So is silver a trade/ industrial metal then?

Silver is both trade & industrial

I collect silver coins, but I also trade silver mining companies and ETFs via the stock market

Industrial wise, silver has the highest electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, and reflectivity of any metal. So, has many industrial applications such as:

- Electronics
- Photovoltaic (Solar Energy)
- Jewellery and Silverware
- Medicine
- Photography
- etc.

Edited July 26, 2023 by WulfrunCoins

[WulfrunCoins]

10 hours ago, goldrush said:

What about gold?

Gold has industrials applications such as decoration, jewellery & medals, electronics, space exploration, medicine & dentistry, etc.

BUT, it's main purpose is wealth preservation and a financial exchange. The first known coins containing gold were struck in Lydia, Asia Minor, around 600 BC.

It's purchased by governments, central banks, financial institutions and private investors, gold is used as a physical store of wealth. The rarity of gold has helped maintain its value throughout the ages.