philw696
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Not anymore.Not on the forum any more ?
Not anymore.Not on the forum any more ?
It’s disgusting. Hedging against inflation is illegal in their eyes. luckily most of my money was in crypto before they tied it up
Not Money, Gold, the future was Gold.This particular thread hasn’t been active for a considerable period of time, admittedly I have never participated, but looked at it now and again. But it has brought back memories, which made me wonder what ever happened to the old bald British guy who resides in Australia. Always on about money, the magnificent view from his flat, conspiracies, and so on.
Not anymore it's a rusty GT from Scotland.Not Money, Gold, the future was Gold.
Though Gold’s not been so great over the last year and half - it’s still maybe 10% down on the summer of 2020. In fact it’s only at the level it was 10 years ago (though there has been a big slide and rise over that period).Not Money, Gold, the future was Gold.
Glad he’s ok. I’m sure he is making his mark on some other forums.@Ewan he's doing fine and back in rude health along with his Rangie.
Tell him to look after himself. For a while I thought he had moved to Evesham and bought an early GranTurismo.Wattie's in fine 'fettle' now and in his last email asked me to say hello to everyone on the forum. I do miss him on here!
Will do BB!Tell him to look after himself. For a while I thought he had moved to Evesham and bought an early GranTurismo.
Bob that's just brilliantTell him to look after himself. For a while I thought he had moved to Evesham and bought an early GranTurismo.
They both seem to look different but that's what we are being encouraged to believe. Spoon could be a sleeper...you never know.Bob that's just brilliant
Wattie drew the line at getting anything French other than Champagne
Hi Wattie,Anyone shorting Life Assurance companies, Froddy?
(The US data is horrendous)
worth a read.
Initially this.Hi Wattie,
Not shorting any Life Assurance tickers myself ATM - what has caught your eye??
Interesting read, Wattie - I suppose it makes perfect sense that they're taking a hit as the business model is based upon NOT having to pay out on these policies. Looking at UNM (one of the examples in the article), price does appear to be failing at the VPOC (volume point of control - the orange line) on the weekly chart (below), suggesting profit-taking or selling at break-even. In order to rise, price must turn overhead supply into demand. The long upper wicks of the last candle and the current candle, on good volume, suggest possible distribution by Big Money to the crowd (who are buying at the top as they always do!)Initially this.
Now others......Aig etc are reporting significant increases in mortality too.......amongst working adults.......not the elderly.
Rumour has it they’re beginning to try to reinsure parts of their books
Keep an ear out on them, it’s a sector to watch.Interesting read, Wattie - I suppose it makes perfect sense that they're taking a hit as the business model is based upon NOT having to pay out on these policies. Looking at UNM (one of the examples in the article), price does appear to be failing at the VPOC (volume point of control - the orange line) on the weekly chart (below), suggesting profit-taking or selling at break-even. In order to rise, price must turn overhead supply into demand. The long upper wicks of the last candle and the current candle, on good volume, suggest possible distribution by Big Money to the crowd (who are buying at the top as they always do!)
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