dgmx5
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dgmx5
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Given the propensity for mining shares here, I thought a Canadian miner in uranium would have been right up someone's street especially having doubled its price in the last month
But thanks for the background.
Wattie
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Yup market manipulation by central banks is bad- it ought to be designated as a crime as it deliberately distorts asset prices and will often wrongly, adversely affect small investors over the larger ones it’s favouring. A lot of it is also front run.
I’m sure if ZH was breaking any sort of law it would be shut down. If you’re offended by it don’t read it....or report it if you think it’s some sort of Russian Trojan Horse?
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Wattie
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I think you’ll find ZH reports most stories after they’ve happened......that’s, post market moves....then analyses the potential implications for the future. It does not buy assets and readers can choose to ignore what is read...as I do with some articles.
You seem fixated with a Russian conspiracy angle, so you keep enjoying your Zero Hedgeski, comrade.
I’m Over it now, Доброй ночи
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Not fixated at all, just observing you seem extraordinarily keen to promote the views of a blog run by a Bulgarian trader found guilty of insider trading, and with proven links to the Russian political machine that, on both counts, would just love to see the financial markets crash. Oh, and guess what, also has an overwhelming bias towards gold investment.
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Careful RW ,that last bit . thats my neck of the woods that is , and i work hard for it
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I'll be surprised but very happy if it breaks $2300 this side of xmas , but i doubt we will see the $3000 mark untill june at the earliest 2021
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Nice one Delmonte. Does ODX have further to go in your view or will you be selling up?Just hit +100% on ODX lads
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I was sent this on ODX by way of background.
Why Omega Diagnostics shares are up 700% in April
After an uneventful time on AIM, the company is suddenly flavour of the month. ...
www.ii.co.uk
I’m currently in the process of “profit taking”. There’s a lot of news coming out this week and with “sell in May” around the corner feel it’s prudent for my “Velar” fund.
Fed will jawbone the market higher imo but there’s nothing tangible behind their BS....funny money, no economy.
Some great returns on here, good luck all.
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Wattie
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I would have thought you guys would have been more interested in the GBP or Eur prices- which hit all time highs last week.
Maybe RWC13 will finally get the message, doubt it.
Latest from Bullion Vault here.
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Priced in cash, US crude oil actually went negative last week. Yes, producers were paying people to take the stuff away, albeit for a few hours. Partly that was because of how the futures market works. But mostly it was because crude oil is highly useful, vital indeed to our commercial and economic life. And that life is on pause right now. Hence the collapse in oil demand. Hence the glut of crude...the lack of spare storagespace...and the dozens of massive tankers floating off Southern California, stock full of oil with nowhere to go. Gold, in contrast, is pretty much useless for anything but storing wealth. And while London and Zurich's vaults are also filling up, that's because people actually want and are buying the stuff...not because they are refusing it. Quite the opposite. Tracking this move from useful to useless, how many barrels of crude oil could you get for 1 ounce of gold? Prior to March 2020, the Gold/Oil Ratio averaged 14 barrels per ounce. Over the last 5 decades or so, it moved between 7 at gold's lowest to 40 at its dearest. Then all of a sudden it jumped to new highs. Last month it averaged 55... ...and so far in April the Gold/Oil ratio stands at 98. Last Monday's negative values confuse things a bit. But all-time highs and lows exist to be broken. Who ever thought crude oil would go negative? Who ever imagined a catastrophe quite like Covid-19...? BullionVault wasn't built on any such foresight. Not specifically. But bad things do happen, awful and terrible things which...besides destroying livelihoods and lives...can leave savers poorer by crushing the value of what they've put aside. That's why, back in 2005, it simply seemed that adding a little gold to your investments looked a wise move. We think it still does. Because by spreading your risk...and by rebalancing your assets every so often...you don't have to try so hard to guess what the future will bring. |
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Froddy
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Well done you guys! Fantastic news ...Just hit +100% on ODX lads
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Contigo what % if any above spot are you being asked to pay? It would give others a guide and are you taking immediate possession or being asked to wait a week or two for delivery?
Gold Buyers Are Forking Over Lofty $135 Premiums for U.S. Coins
Retail investors can’t seem to get enough of gold during the coronavirus crisis, and they are willing to pay staggering amounts to get their hands on it.
www.bloomberg.com
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Froddy
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Wait a day or two! This is going to the wire ...
Delmonte
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Target one quid which is about 200%... But will take profit by end of week if stopped goin up
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Agreed, the Fed will jawbone higher which will set the price down a bit this week.....wait and buy more after the Fed meeting. any dip is a buying opportunity.