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On 21/09/2022 at 07:33, Crashley Banjo said:

Well that’s my plans down the toilet then. 
Now I know why certain other “assets” have gone up in price so much 

Seems not all gold is the same... my mortgage lender is OK (in principal) with gold now they know it's held in UK legal tender... Britannias... awesome! :)

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On 21/09/2022 at 12:16, Pop321 said:

Agree completely. 

If someone gets their mindset right basically Gold is passive....its all the other stuff that makes our perception of it 'rise and fall'. It protects.

Biggest issue on house prices will be finance costs and mortgage availability. I think we have over shot on house prices but the decline will be reflective of the increases we have seen. 

So in your case if £390k is fair value and if your house is even a stretch now at £450/500k it still might NOT drop alot. 

However....that little flat in London that has gone from £264k in 2003 to maybe £1.5m....then they are in trouble. 

Home.co.uk: House Prices Report for London - January 2003 to June 2022

Yep... those that have risen the most, will fall the most for sure. 👍

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Not bought phys for a long time but just checked out the price, a sov now over £400 jeezo!

I never like to buy at ATH but all is going to shit here in uk.

Might get some with Charlie on to go with the rest of my collection

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4 minutes ago, Blobsy said:

Not bought phys for a long time but just checked out the price, a sov now over £400 jeezo!

I never like to buy at ATH but all is going to shit here in uk.

Might get some with Charlie on to go with the rest of my collection

£400 no way! Get your coins from here (£382 currently but could be higher after Monday am fix): https://www.goldinvestments.co.uk/product/buy/buy-gold-coins/sovereign-2021/

They're very good, have bought from them numerous times both collection and delivery. Use code "maneco64" for a slight discount.

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1 minute ago, nero120 said:

£400 no way! Get your coins from here (£382 currently but could be higher after Monday am fix): https://www.goldinvestments.co.uk/product/buy/buy-gold-coins/sovereign-2021/

They're very good, have bought from them numerous times both collection and delivery. Use code "maneco64" for a slight discount.

Cheers! 👍

Yea I like maneco64’s channel, watch it a lot.

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44 minutes ago, TopBanana101 said:

I'm really thinking of selling gbp and rebuy usd now. I'm expecting an interest rise before the next BOE meeting now, unless I'm missing something and this was the plan.  Gbp/usd partity kills whatever help they gave out imho

Think you're in the wrong thread...

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1 hour ago, TopBanana101 said:

The vast majority of my profit in gold comes from currency plays. I rarely rotate out of the gold market, I buy and sell it on different markets.

I assume you are LTBH?

Cool story bro, just saying this is the gold thread not the FX thread. Would be even better if it was the physical (not fake) gold thread.

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2 hours ago, TopBanana101 said:

I'm really thinking of selling gbp and rebuy usd now. I'm expecting an interest rise before the next BOE meeting now, unless I'm missing something and this was the plan.  Gbp/usd partity kills whatever help they gave out imho

I was reading about how high they're expecting USDX to go, last night. They think it will rise to 116 (currently 113/114) by year end, so there's still some time in the USDX trade. However... if the BOE hike IR's again (I agree with you - that's a distinct possibility) then that `should` strengthen the pound against USD... The only problem with interest rates, is a higher rate is considered a positive for the underlying currency, unless the rate hike is born out of desperation, then it's considered a weakness.

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3 minutes ago, nero120 said:

Cool story bro, just saying this is the gold thread not the FX thread. Would be even better if it was the physical (not fake) gold thread.

He's talking about selling gold for USD... not GBP. I've done this tons of times. Gold is a monetary metal... so FX is very much a part of gold's story.

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13 minutes ago, warpig said:

I was reading about how high they're expecting USDX to go, last night. They think it will rise to 116 (currently 113/114) by year end, so there's still some time in the USDX trade. However... if the BOE hike IR's again (I agree with you - that's a distinct possibility) then that `should` strengthen the pound against USD... The only problem with interest rates, is a higher rate is considered a positive for the underlying currency, unless the rate hike is born out of desperation, then it's considered a weakness.

‘If’ this happens then I’m all in gold with the rest of my cash, I’m not f*cking about any more with these clowns in charge.

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4 minutes ago, nero120 said:

GBP is gold now? Ok I'm confused, nevermind.

The price of gold `typically` rises or falls in all currencies at the same time, so there's never `usually` any advantage to selling your e-gold for dollars and buying back your e-stash in USD... it's pretty much a zero sum game. However... if the price of gold in GBP is going the opposite direction to the price of gold in USD, which is happening at the moment... then there's potentially a profit to be made using this trade. He might potentially sit in USD and wait until he thinks the USDX has finished it's meteoric climb around 116 and then buy back in... capish?

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15 minutes ago, nero120 said:

GBP is gold now? Ok I'm confused, nevermind.

Remember gold's price can change because of supply/demand issues across the globe, but also because of local currency strengths or weaknesses. Right now, gold is mainly moving because of local currency issues, USDX up/GBP down... 

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2 hours ago, warpig said:

Yeah fingers crossed... It's still subject to the underwriter giving the thumbs up during the application... but I have it in writing from another underwriter... it's golden! :)

What are you buying?

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