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George gammon reckons this commodity boom cycle will last until 2030. So its wise to keep cost averaging and maybe cash in in about 5 years time

£1900🤔close but no 🍌🍌🤷🏼‍♂️ maybe next week……🙈

The final piece of the puzzle….
 
 
Also had to laugh at this. “Most houses have watches like these lying around…”
yes pateks are so commonly lying around!

This, 100%
'Brown sold the gold. He raided pensions. Then left a note confirming "there is no money". Now he's helping Keir Starmer do it all over again. Same old Labour.' 
--
Standard Labor practice. Same as what Australia is struggling with right now. 
People still haven't figured out that the Labor politics is solely based on bribing the populace to be docile, mediocre and content by redistributing their own, hard-earned currency.
 

Welcome back Wonger

Welcome back Wonger

Welcome back Wonger

Welcome back Wonger

Welcome back Wonger

Welcome back Wonger

I can't help thinking it will go up or down.  It might even get to £400

Who thinks gold will break £1900 today?

It's currently about $27.25, so that's about 6.81 Wongers and rising. 7 Wongers before June is definitely possible, depending on the ever capricious moods of papa gold.

Brown was a terrible chancellor and worse PM….
”End of boom and bust” totally oblivious to the vast problems his borrowing was building up
”I saved the world” after applying a sticking plaster to a financial system under severe strain caused by his policies
Hammering those who saved for a pension
And as chancellor, his avarice for power as PM which ended in a very messy premiership
The list goes on and on.

Brown would have loved to join the Euro.  Ideology over pragmatism

Brown was a terrible chancellor and worse PM….
”End of boom and bust” totally oblivious to the vast problems his borrowing was building up
”I saved the world” after applying a sticking plaster to a financial system under severe strain caused by his policies
Hammering those who saved for a pension
And as chancellor, his avarice for power as PM which ended in a very messy premiership
The list goes on and on.

I saw this vid yesterday. I do like quite a few of Dominic's vids. 
Of course he did it for all of the above. I dare say, at the time, he thought he was strengthening his position in the the club, whilst thinking, My mate's will have my back as well. I've a vague recollection of political pressure for it to be done from overseas. It made no economic sense. Even if it could be argued that it was the right thing to do. Why would you give that length of notice to dump so much on the market. His position should have implied that he had knowledge of what would happen. So it would be fair to assume it was more of a political move than an economic one. Or am I just a bigot.  

Swapping gold for Euro's along with decades of the UK paying to uplift the EU (net contributor) and then be expected to pay again to leave, is more a reflection of general UK Parliament incompetence, is more often a liability rather than a asset. As was opening up the voting system for those MP's to one and all, when the majority poorer get to decide where money should be spent that's just a leveling down exercise. Nice for a brief period when everyone gets a few quid more, mid to longer term - a disaster.

Brown was a terrible chancellor and worse PM….
”End of boom and bust” totally oblivious to the vast problems his borrowing was building up
”I saved the world” after applying a sticking plaster to a financial system under severe strain caused by his policies
Hammering those who saved for a pension
And as chancellor, his avarice for power as PM which ended in a very messy premiership
The list goes on and on.

Brown was a terrible chancellor and worse PM….
”End of boom and bust” totally oblivious to the vast problems his borrowing was building up
”I saved the world” after applying a sticking plaster to a financial system under severe strain caused by his policies
Hammering those who saved for a pension
And as chancellor, his avarice for power as PM which ended in a very messy premiership
The list goes on and on.

It was extremely dumb, totally incompetent and utterly stupid. 
It was a fire sale of a nation's gold at rock bottom prices, a wealth transfer to special interests.
In fact, it was too stupid for it not to be the plan.

It's not their money, they don't give a terrible. They are nowhere to be seen when the SHTF. 

All to help the newly (then) started Euro - that we got no thanks for. And the sale auctions totally incompetently managed, pre-informing the markets of the amounts/times. Perhaps that's Scots/Labour for you, alongside other greats such as Sturgeon (do more harm than good). Oh look, they've just reappointed yet another failure (Sweeney).

I was a politics and economics student at the time...we all watched the days in real time in class unfold with more and more incredulity...
(Back when an education was actually useful, at least to some extent.)

Don't worry, the image is safetly stored at Chards HQ and will be making a return at some point 🤣