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Bumble got a reaction from HonestMoneyGoldSilver in Gold nugget found in England
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/03/20/detectorist-strikes-gold-largest-nugget-found-england/
Not exactly on the scale of the ones Australians turn up, but still.
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Bumble got a reaction from Paul in Gold nugget found in England
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/03/20/detectorist-strikes-gold-largest-nugget-found-england/
Not exactly on the scale of the ones Australians turn up, but still.
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Bumble got a reaction from Tn21 in Gold Monitoring Thread £ GBP only
Historically, the Fed do not like to change interest rates within 2 to 3 months of an election, because it makes them look partisan. So, if rates are going to be cut, the summer is the last opportunity.
Not many people are talking about GBP, but by the end of the year there will be a Labour government in the UK, and this is not Tony Blair's Labour. Almost anything this government wants to do will send GBP plunging downwards. I honestly would not be surprised to see GBP below parity with USD within 3 years. Now is the time to get your savings out of GBP and into something else. Even USD would be a much better choice. CHF might be even better. Gold should be good. US blue chip stocks should be OK.
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Bumble got a reaction from 9x883 in Gold Monitoring Thread £ GBP only
Historically, the Fed do not like to change interest rates within 2 to 3 months of an election, because it makes them look partisan. So, if rates are going to be cut, the summer is the last opportunity.
Not many people are talking about GBP, but by the end of the year there will be a Labour government in the UK, and this is not Tony Blair's Labour. Almost anything this government wants to do will send GBP plunging downwards. I honestly would not be surprised to see GBP below parity with USD within 3 years. Now is the time to get your savings out of GBP and into something else. Even USD would be a much better choice. CHF might be even better. Gold should be good. US blue chip stocks should be OK.
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Bumble got a reaction from katyc in Gold Monitoring Thread £ GBP only
Historically, the Fed do not like to change interest rates within 2 to 3 months of an election, because it makes them look partisan. So, if rates are going to be cut, the summer is the last opportunity.
Not many people are talking about GBP, but by the end of the year there will be a Labour government in the UK, and this is not Tony Blair's Labour. Almost anything this government wants to do will send GBP plunging downwards. I honestly would not be surprised to see GBP below parity with USD within 3 years. Now is the time to get your savings out of GBP and into something else. Even USD would be a much better choice. CHF might be even better. Gold should be good. US blue chip stocks should be OK.
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Bumble got a reaction from Paul in Gold Monitoring Thread £ GBP only
Historically, the Fed do not like to change interest rates within 2 to 3 months of an election, because it makes them look partisan. So, if rates are going to be cut, the summer is the last opportunity.
Not many people are talking about GBP, but by the end of the year there will be a Labour government in the UK, and this is not Tony Blair's Labour. Almost anything this government wants to do will send GBP plunging downwards. I honestly would not be surprised to see GBP below parity with USD within 3 years. Now is the time to get your savings out of GBP and into something else. Even USD would be a much better choice. CHF might be even better. Gold should be good. US blue chip stocks should be OK.
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Bumble got a reaction from bobski in Gold Monitoring Thread £ GBP only
Historically, the Fed do not like to change interest rates within 2 to 3 months of an election, because it makes them look partisan. So, if rates are going to be cut, the summer is the last opportunity.
Not many people are talking about GBP, but by the end of the year there will be a Labour government in the UK, and this is not Tony Blair's Labour. Almost anything this government wants to do will send GBP plunging downwards. I honestly would not be surprised to see GBP below parity with USD within 3 years. Now is the time to get your savings out of GBP and into something else. Even USD would be a much better choice. CHF might be even better. Gold should be good. US blue chip stocks should be OK.
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Bumble got a reaction from pmbug in Gold Monitoring Thread $ (USD) only
The recent run-up in gold has pushed it above the upper Bollinger band for three days running now, which is unusual. Also the RSI is technically showing overbought. I wouldn't be surprised to see a short term correction now, like we had in early December. I remain bullish on the year and expect to see further all-time highs.
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Bumble got a reaction from HonestMoneyGoldSilver in Chart Of The Day thread
Supercore inflation leaves out food, fuel and housing costs.
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Bumble got a reaction from jultorsk in Saxo Outrageous Predictions for 2024
This is the time of year when Saxo publish their predictions for the coming year. Previous years' predictions have proved to be almost entirely wrong. Last year's were entirely wrong. But for what it's worth, here are their predictions for 2024.
1. The oil price rises to $150 per barrel and the Saudi government buys the UEFA Champions League and creates a World Champions League.
2. A health crisis arises when people taking anti-obesity drugs stop dieting and exercising because they trust the drugs to work.
3. The US government, desperate to create demand for Treasuries, makes income from government bonds tax-free.
4. Generative AI enables creation of a deepfake that is sufficiently serious that it triggers government crackdowns on the use of AI.
5. Countries with large trade deficits unite to negotiate more favourable terms for trade, resulting in painful adjustments for trade surplus countries.
6. Robert Kennedy Jr wins the US presidential election.
7. Japan introduces policies that boost domestic demand and cause 7% GDP growth. This forces the Bank of Japan to abandon yield curve control.
8. The EU implements a wealth tax of 2%, resulting in a fall in luxury goods stocks.
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Bumble got a reaction from HonestMoneyGoldSilver in Chart Of The Day thread
Asset performance. Numbers in parentheses are negative.
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Bumble got a reaction from MancunianStacker in Top Yield Picks
Uranium did well in 2023 and may well continue to do so. I own some Yellowcake (YCA.L) and some of the Sprott Uranium miners fund (URNP.L).
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Bumble got a reaction from LightningSilver in Top Yield Picks
Uranium did well in 2023 and may well continue to do so. I own some Yellowcake (YCA.L) and some of the Sprott Uranium miners fund (URNP.L).