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New Bull Market in Gold

Dont miss out like you lot did last time.Now is the Time to buy.I'm trying to help you lot.

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  • cafcledbury
    cafcledbury Posts: 1,229
    Can you explain more please and thanks
  • How many sheds should I keep it in, when I buy it?
  • Two
  • Dont miss out like you lot did last time.Now is the Time to buy.I'm trying to help you lot.

    Can you tell when to sell?
  • No. Just... No.
  • kentaddick
    kentaddick Posts: 18,729
    Some one call Gordon brown and make him sell sell sell.
  • put the price up now so everyone can see !
  • To be fair AppyAddick, the daily and weekly charts have turned bullish on gold.

    My reservation with gold,and other popular markets, however, is there are so many spivy "Guru's" out there trying to flog their software, newsletters etc to make a living, instead of trading markets themselves, I prefer to let the charts tell which direction things are going.

    Good luck!

    Old Stock Market saying "Where There's a Tip There's a Tap"
  • soapy_jones
    soapy_jones Posts: 21,403
    Will I be able to carry all the swag away in this Tescos bag for life Sheds?
  • dizzee
    dizzee Posts: 5,616
    Alright, I've bought him, named him Bruno... Now what?

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  • USD/JPY long upto 125.0000
  • I've got me gold ear rings....
  • IA
    IA Posts: 6,103
    When I read the title, I thought the shopping centre in Birmingham was getting a new exterior

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  • I was right last time and I'm right now.Buy.The train is leaving the station.
  • cafcledbury
    cafcledbury Posts: 1,229
    How much is an ounce of gold now and how much do you think it will be say in a year or two time thanks
  • A broken clock and all that
  • oohaahmortimer
    oohaahmortimer Posts: 34,226
    edited November 2014
    $1,197.20 price of gold
  • Fiiish
    Fiiish Posts: 7,998
    With gold, buy high sell low!

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  • cabbles
    cabbles Posts: 15,264

    $1,197.20 price of gold

    Great, at that price I reckon I can get my hands on about 11th of an ounce
  • I'll just nip down to poundland and snap up a Nano-ounce then

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  • Addickted
    Addickted Posts: 19,456
    I can do you an eighth of Morrocan gold for about £60.
  • cafcfan
    cafcfan Posts: 11,207

    Can you explain more please

    It seems not......
  • shine166
    shine166 Posts: 13,933

    $1,197.20 price of gold


    Was it not upto $1500 at one point ? buying gold will always be a no brainer, So we are hardly getting tips from the wolf of wall street here....just depends how long you can sit on it for
  • cafcfan
    cafcfan Posts: 11,207
    shine166 said:

    $1,197.20 price of gold


    Was it not upto $1500 at one point ? buying gold will always be a no brainer, So we are hardly getting tips from the wolf of wall street here....just depends how long you can sit on it for
    About $1900 momentarily. At around the time we were last being strongly advised to buy! (I won't name and shame - you know who you are!) So the no brainer you are referring to might well have cost people around 30% of their money....

    Personally, I don't think we're back in a strong market for gold, it's just a bit of price correction.

    Buy cocoa. On account of the looming chocolate shortage. Brown gold.

    This Xmas I've gone for having my gold money wrapped in chocolate not the other way round....
  • Addickted
    Addickted Posts: 19,456
    What about Pork Bellies and Orange Juice?
  • cabbles
    cabbles Posts: 15,264
    Addickted said:

    What about Pork Bellies and Orange Juice?


    Randolph Duke: We are 'commodities brokers', William. Now, what are commodities? Commodities are agricultural products... like coffee that you had for breakfast... wheat, which is used to make bread... pork bellies, which is used to make bacon, which you might find in a 'bacon and lettuce and tomato' sandwich.

    Randolph Duke: And then there are other commodities, like frozen orange juice... and GOLD. Though, of course, gold doesn't grow on trees like oranges.

    Randolph Duke: Clear so far?

    Billy Ray: Yeah

    Randolph Duke: Good, William! Now, some of our clients are speculating that the price of gold will rise in the future. And we have other clients who are speculating that the price of gold will fall. They place their orders with us, and we buy or sell their gold for them.

    Mortimer Duke: Tell him the good part.

    Randolph Duke: The good part, William, is that, no matter whether our clients make money or lose money, Duke & Duke get the commissions.

    Mortimer Duke: Well? What do you think, Valentine?

    Billy Ray: Sounds to me like you guys a couple of bookies.

    Randolph Duke: I told you he'd understand.
  • shine166
    shine166 Posts: 13,933
    cafcfan said:

    shine166 said:

    $1,197.20 price of gold


    Was it not upto $1500 at one point ? buying gold will always be a no brainer, So we are hardly getting tips from the wolf of wall street here....just depends how long you can sit on it for
    About $1900 momentarily. At around the time we were last being strongly advised to buy! (I won't name and shame - you know who you are!) So the no brainer you are referring to might well have cost people around 30% of their money....

    Personally, I don't think we're back in a strong market for gold, it's just a bit of price correction.

    Buy cocoa. On account of the looming chocolate shortage. Brown gold.

    This Xmas I've gone for having my gold money wrapped in chocolate not the other way round....

    You only replied to half my comment, I did say it depends how long you can afford to sit on it.
  • cafcfan
    cafcfan Posts: 11,207
    shine166 said:

    cafcfan said:

    shine166 said:

    $1,197.20 price of gold


    Was it not upto $1500 at one point ? buying gold will always be a no brainer, So we are hardly getting tips from the wolf of wall street here....just depends how long you can sit on it for
    About $1900 momentarily. At around the time we were last being strongly advised to buy! (I won't name and shame - you know who you are!) So the no brainer you are referring to might well have cost people around 30% of their money....

    Personally, I don't think we're back in a strong market for gold, it's just a bit of price correction.

    Buy cocoa. On account of the looming chocolate shortage. Brown gold.

    This Xmas I've gone for having my gold money wrapped in chocolate not the other way round....

    You only replied to half my comment, I did say it depends how long you can afford to sit on it.
    At my age, not long!
  • I was right last time and I'm right now.Buy.The train is leaving the station.

    There's no need to use that filthy talk, AAA...

  • Rob
    Rob Posts: 11,864
    People usually invest in gold when the economy is not good, the housing market is bad and the Stock Market is on a bear run. Gold is considered to be a 'safe' investment.

    In the States over the past few years these "we will buy your gold" stores sprung up all over the place because of the bad economy. Nowadays those stores are just all folding up because the economy (in the States anyway) is so robust. So, on the evidence of that, I would say that there isn't a new Bull Market in gold going on. Wait for the next recession and then you'll see it again.