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Paul

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  1. buy "some" gold every month regardless of price. It ain't getting cashed in for another 20-25 years until retirement so not arsed what short term movement does. It goes in safe deposit box and is left
  2. Who's got that Friday feeling ?? 🫠 Where we going to end up by close of play today ?? I predict massive price smack down as I bought four sovereigns yesterday
  3. You should have bought canned beans with your change. You'd be a beans billionaire today Dave food enough to survive any zombie apocalypse
  4. Just buy by the 2oz gold ........ then one doesn't need to make such trivial calculations
  5. Is it the right time back up the truck and stack silver ? ( Asking for a friend)
  6. Thank you sir 😊 Well they are part owned by royal mint young James
  7. https://www.sovr.co.uk/products/elizabeth-ii-2022-sovereign-ms70-dpl-last-year-of-reign-gi27840 they've x4 left in stock by the looks of it, if anyone else fancies a punt on ATH day
  8. over the past year the Cumbrian guy "Markflorida" on FeeBay has sold a few at upper £650-£700 which helped me think it was a good buy
  9. Well Ive bought on ATH day ! Any old "Bog standard" sovereign £415-£430 Spied Sovereign Rarities have Platinum Jubilee / final year QEII MS70 DPL sovereigns at seemingly reasonable £475 each Ive seen these higher and several sell on FeeBay in the past year, so this is this months purchase Ive taken the plunge with x4 for £1,900 🤢😮🤮 - hopefully good picks for the long term retirement stack - perfect grade, last year of reign, platinum jubilee, variant design, DPL designation wish me luck
  10. Nah, this is how I picture young @James32 and @GoldDiggerDave with his log burner on the back
  11. The money you save not buying the car, get some more gold with the change
  12. Just seems like a couple of years back
  13. You not got one already ??
  14. @James32 do you have an alibi for your whereabouts?
  15. 1/40s becomes the new 1/20 A 1/20 becomes the new 1/10 1/10 becomes the new 1/4 The 1/4 becomes the new 1/2 1/2 becomes the new Oz The Gold never changed, the fiat currency that buys it is dieing
  16. My gold Una will be worth £24,800 at melt/spot if that day ever comes I'll be away to Cash Convertors quicker than a bishop from a brothel raid
  17. For the year Gold Price Chart 1 Year UK GBP Per Ounce Current Price £1,724.74 Year Change +7.47% / £+119.94 Year high £1,724.74 Year low £1,484.29 For last three years, we are now +37.88%
  18. Noooooooooooooooo !!! Buy buy buy Next stop £1800oz By next Friday ( I hope 😁 )
  19. Certainly! 51. The increasing acceptance of digital currencies as a store of value may reduce the demand for physical gold, impacting its price negatively. 52. Changes in consumer behavior, such as a shift towards minimalism and experiences over material possessions, may reduce the demand for luxury items like gold jewelry, affecting its price dynamics. 53. Advances in material science may lead to the development of alternative materials that mimic the properties of gold, reducing its appeal and impacting its price. 54. The proliferation of counterfeit gold products in the market may undermine investor confidence and lead to a reevaluation of its true value, potentially impacting its price negatively. 55. The increasing availability of gold recycling and reuse may alleviate supply constraints and reduce the need for such high prices. 56. Changes in government regulations related to gold ownership and trading may affect the demand for gold and its price dynamics. 57. The rise of decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms may provide investors with alternative ways to gain exposure to gold without the need for physical ownership, affecting its price dynamics. 58. The integration of blockchain technology in supply chain management may improve transparency and traceability in the gold market, reducing the risk of fraud and price manipulation. 59. The increasing popularity of sustainable investing may lead investors to favor assets with positive environmental and social impacts over traditional stores of value like gold, affecting its price dynamics. 60. Changes in consumer preferences towards ethically sourced and conflict-free products may reduce the demand for gold with questionable origins, impacting its price negatively. 61. The emergence of new investment opportunities, such as impact investing and social enterprises, may divert capital away from traditional assets like gold, affecting its price dynamics. 62. Changes in demographics, such as an aging population, may lead to shifts in consumer spending habits away from luxury goods like gold jewelry, impacting its price negatively. 63. Advances in fintech may lead to the development of innovative financial products that compete with gold as a store of value, affecting its price dynamics. 64. The integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms in trading may lead to more efficient price discovery in the gold market, reducing speculative trading and price volatility. 65. Changes in global trade dynamics and supply chain disruptions may affect the demand for gold and its price dynamics. 66. The increasing adoption of renewable energy sources may reduce the demand for gold in industrial applications, impacting its price negatively. 67. Changes in geopolitical alliances and international relations may affect the demand for gold as a safe haven asset, impacting its price dynamics. 68. The integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into investment decisions may lead investors to favor assets with lower environmental impacts over gold, affecting its price. 69. The rise of conscious consumerism may lead to greater scrutiny of the environmental and social impacts of gold mining, impacting its price dynamics. 70. Changes in consumer preferences towards experiences over material possessions may reduce the demand for luxury items like gold jewelry, impacting its price negatively. 71. The increasing popularity of digital assets and cryptocurrencies may divert investment away from physical assets like gold, impacting its price dynamics. 72. Changes in global economic conditions, such as trade tensions and currency fluctuations, may affect the demand for gold as a hedge against economic uncertainty, impacting its price dynamics. 73. Advances in technology, such as 3D printing, may lead to the development of alternative materials that compete with gold in industrial applications, affecting its price dynamics. 74. The increasing use of gold-backed stablecoins may provide investors with alternative ways to gain exposure to gold without the need for physical ownership, affecting its price dynamics. 75. Changes in consumer lifestyles, such as a focus on sustainability and minimalism, may reduce the demand for luxury goods like gold jewelry, impacting its price negatively. 76. The integration of blockchain technology in the gold market may improve transparency and efficiency, reducing the risk of fraud and price manipulation. 77. Changes in government policies related to taxation and monetary policy may affect the demand for gold and its price dynamics. 78. The increasing adoption of digital payments and mobile wallets may reduce the demand for physical gold as a medium of exchange, impacting its price dynamics. 79. Changes in consumer sentiment and confidence may affect the demand for gold as a safe haven asset, impacting its price dynamics. 80. The increasing popularity of ethical investing may lead investors to favor assets with positive social and environmental impacts over traditional stores of value like gold, affecting its price dynamics. 81. Changes in consumer preferences towards sustainable and eco-friendly products may reduce the demand for gold with questionable environmental and social impacts, impacting its price negatively. 82. The increasing awareness of environmental issues related to gold mining may lead consumers to seek alternative materials for jewelry and other luxury goods, impacting its price dynamics. 83. Changes in monetary policy, such as interest rate hikes or quantitative easing measures, may affect the demand for gold as a hedge against inflation, impacting its price dynamics. 84. The increasing integration of blockchain technology in supply chain management may improve transparency and traceability in the gold market, reducing the risk of fraud and price manipulation. 85. Changes in global supply chain dynamics, such as disruptions in mining operations or transportation, may affect the supply of gold and its price dynamics. 86. Advances in material science may lead to the development of alternative materials that mimic the properties of gold, reducing its appeal and impacting its price. 87. Changes in government regulations related to gold ownership and trading may affect the demand for gold and its price dynamics. 88. The rise of decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms may provide investors with alternative ways to gain exposure to gold without the need for physical ownership, affecting its price dynamics. 89. The integration of blockchain technology in supply chain management may improve transparency and traceability in the gold market, reducing the risk of fraud and price manipulation. 90. The increasing popularity of sustainable investing may lead investors to favor assets with positive environmental and social impacts over traditional stores of value like gold, affecting its price dynamics. 91. Changes in consumer preferences towards ethically sourced and conflict-free products may reduce the demand for gold with questionable origins, impacting its price negatively. 92. The emergence of new investment opportunities, such as impact investing and social enterprises, may divert capital away from traditional assets like gold, affecting its price dynamics. 93. Changes in demographics, such as an aging population, may lead to shifts in consumer spending habits away from luxury goods like gold jewelry, impacting its price negatively. 94. Advances in fintech may lead to the development of innovative financial products that compete with gold as a store of value, affecting its price dynamics. 95. The integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms in trading may lead to more efficient price discovery in the gold market, reducing speculative trading and price volatility. 96. Changes in global trade dynamics and supply chain disruptions may affect the demand for gold and its price dynamics. 97. The increasing adoption of renewable energy sources may reduce the demand for gold in industrial applications, impacting its price negatively. 98. Changes in geopolitical alliances and international relations may affect the demand for gold as a safe haven asset, impacting its price dynamics. 99. The integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into investment decisions may lead investors to favor assets with lower environmental impacts over gold, affecting its price. 100. The rise of conscious consumerism may lead to greater scrutiny of the environmental and social impacts of gold mining, impacting its price dynamics. 101. Changes in consumer preferences towards experiences over material possessions may reduce the demand for luxury items like gold jewelry, impacting its price negatively.
  20. ChatGPT did the bulk of my advanced gold research
  21. My poor fingers are numb........ To da'mooooooooooooon 🚀🚀🚀 ! Would have been sufficient
  22. 1. The current price of gold seems inflated compared to its historical value. 2. With advancements in technology, the demand for physical gold has decreased, making its current price seem unjustified. 3. The global economic stability has improved, reducing the need for gold as a safe haven asset, thus making its high price questionable. 4. Gold prices may be influenced by speculative trading rather than intrinsic value, leading to an artificially high price. 5. The availability of alternative investment options, such as cryptocurrencies, may be diverting investment away from gold, making its current price unsustainable. 6. The cost of mining and extracting gold has remained relatively stable, suggesting that the current price may be driven more by market speculation than by production costs. 7. Central banks' policies and interventions in the gold market may be distorting its true value, leading to an inflated price. 8. The growing popularity of sustainable investing may reduce demand for gold, impacting its price negatively. 9. Economic indicators, such as inflation rates and interest rates, do not support the current high price of gold. 10. The abundance of recycled gold in the market could alleviate supply constraints, thereby reducing the need for such high prices. 11. The current price of gold may be unsustainable if industrial demand remains stagnant or decreases in the future. 12. Geopolitical tensions, often cited as a driver for high gold prices, may not be as significant as they once were, questioning the rationale behind its current price. 13. The rise of digital currencies and blockchain technology may diminish the appeal of gold as a store of value, impacting its price negatively. 14. The strengthening of the US dollar against other currencies may artificially inflate the price of gold when denominated in those currencies. 15. Market sentiment and speculation play a significant role in determining the price of gold, often leading to price fluctuations that are not based on fundamental factors. 16. Technological advancements in mining and extraction techniques may increase the supply of gold in the future, putting downward pressure on its price. 17. Environmental concerns related to gold mining may lead to regulatory changes that affect its production costs and, consequently, its price. 18. The increasing adoption of renewable energy sources may reduce the demand for gold in electronics manufacturing, impacting its price negatively. 19. The emergence of alternative stores of value, such as real estate or fine art, may divert investment away from gold, affecting its price dynamics. 20. The shift towards a cashless society may reduce the demand for physical gold as a hedge against currency devaluation, leading to a decline in its price. 21. The current price of gold may be inflated due to investor herd behavior rather than a rational assessment of its intrinsic value. 22. The availability of gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and other financial instruments may distort the true supply-demand dynamics of the gold market, impacting its price. 23. Changes in consumer preferences towards more sustainable and ethical products may reduce the demand for jewelry, a significant driver of gold demand, thereby affecting its price. 24. The correlation between gold prices and real interest rates has weakened in recent years, casting doubt on the traditional relationship used to justify its price. 25. Economic recessions and downturns, often cited as reasons for investing in gold, may not have the same impact on its price as they once did, due to changes in market dynamics. 26. The proliferation of counterfeit gold products in the market may undermine investor confidence and lead to a reevaluation of its true value, potentially impacting its price negatively. 27. Regulatory changes aimed at curbing speculation in the commodities market may lead to a correction in the price of gold, which is often driven by speculative trading. 28. The rise of sustainable and ethical investing may lead investors to reconsider the environmental and social impacts of gold mining, affecting its price dynamics. 29. The perception of gold as a timeless store of value may be challenged by the emergence of new asset classes and investment opportunities, impacting its price in the long term. 30. The increasing use of digital payments and transactions may reduce the demand for physical gold as a medium of exchange, affecting its price dynamics. 31. Changes in consumer behavior, such as a preference for minimalist lifestyles, may reduce the demand for luxury goods like gold jewelry, impacting its price negatively. 32. The increasing scrutiny on supply chains and corporate transparency may lead to greater awareness of the environmental and social costs associated with gold mining, affecting its price. 33. The adoption of blockchain technology in supply chain management may improve transparency in the gold market, reducing the risk of price manipulation and speculation. 34. The correlation between geopolitical tensions and gold prices may weaken as diplomatic relations evolve and international conflicts are resolved, impacting its price dynamics. 35. The rise of sustainable fashion and ethical consumerism may lead to a shift away from traditional gold jewelry, impacting its price negatively. 36. The integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into investment decisions may lead investors to favor assets with lower environmental impacts over gold, affecting its price. 37. Technological innovations in mining and exploration techniques may increase the supply of gold in the market, putting downward pressure on its price. 38. The increasing use of gold recycling and reuse may alleviate supply constraints and reduce the need for such high prices. 39. Changes in government policies related to taxation, trade, and monetary policy may affect the demand for gold and its price dynamics. 40. The perception of gold as a hedge against inflation may be challenged by the availability of alternative inflation-protected assets, impacting its price in the long term. 41. The increasing popularity of digital gold tokens and cryptocurrencies may provide investors with alternative ways to gain exposure to gold without the need for physical ownership, affecting its price dynamics. 42. The integration of artificial intelligence and big data analytics in the commodities market may lead to more accurate price forecasting and reduce speculative trading, impacting gold prices. 43. The emergence of sustainable alternatives to traditional gold mining, such as urban mining and asteroid mining, may reduce the environmental impact of gold production and affect its price dynamics. 44. Changes in consumer preferences towards experiences rather than material possessions may reduce the demand for gold jewelry, impacting its price negatively. 45. The growing awareness of ethical issues in the jewelry industry, such as child labor and human rights abuses, may lead consumers to seek alternative materials, affecting the demand for gold and its price. 46. The increasing popularity of digital assets and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) may divert investment away from physical assets like gold, impacting its price dynamics. 47. The integration of blockchain technology in the gold market may improve transparency and traceability, reducing the risk of fraud and price manipulation. 48. The rise of impact investing may lead investors to favor assets with positive social and environmental benefits over traditional stores of value like gold, affecting its price dynamics. 49. Changes in consumer lifestyles and values, such as a focus on minimalism and sustainability, may reduce the demand for luxury goods like gold jewelry, impacting its price negatively. 50. The integration of environmental and social factors into investment decisions may lead to a reassessment of the true value of gold, impacting its price in the long term.
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