stock market crash

[northernladuk]

Coming from you

Them that smelt it dealt it!!!!

[Old Greg]

He's jealous.

He's also confused how you can make a profit and you didn't even need to draw a graph. How very dare you!!

I just deposited money with bullionvault. Bought some gold. Sold it in a couple of batches. Worked out the profit. He seems triggered by that.

[scooterscot]

Gwd you guys are still taking in this fiction.

Took a close look at the daily, if this trade was +/- 4-days from the lowest point in Feb 09 to the highest as it was in Dec 10, he'd would have 28% rather than 42%. So a hearty congratulations for timing the market. I suck at that. But then he stated selling began in Sep at 18% gain, so how could the overall fund achieve 42%?

Defo smelling something with a high methine content.

[scooterscot]

I just deposited money with bullionvault. Bought some gold. Sold it in a couple of batches. Worked out the profit. He seems triggered by that.

[Old Greg]

Gwd you guys are still taking in this fiction.

Took a close look at the daily, if this trade was +/- 4-days from the lowest point in Feb 09 to the highest as it was in Dec 10, he'd would have 28% rather than 42%. So a hearty congratulations for timing the market. I suck at that. But then he stated selling began in Sep at 18% gain, so how could the overall fund achieve 42%?

Defo smelling something with a high methine content.

So you've stopped posting charts to try to show that it's not possible and now are just trying to give reasons why you don't want to believe me. Given the way this conversation has gone, it's your credibility that is shot to pieces (assuming you ever had any).

There are lots of possible "paths to victory" (42%) for me within the maximum of 52% - costs.

And once again, you've screwed up - where is you 18% from?

09/02/09 - 599 Gold Prices - British Pounds (GBP) - February 2009
30/09/10 - 832 Gold Prices - British Pounds (GBP) - September 2010

Maximum possible gain - 39%. I know I ripped you a new arsehole but no need to keep pulling numbers out of it.

And as for timing the market - not particularly. I would have done better if I had bought earlier and sold later.

But a 42% profit on an asset in a little under 2 years represents a good investment.

[DealorNoDeal]

But a 42% profit on an asset in a little under 2 years represents a good investment.

There's an even better "investment" opportunity coming up.

It's foretold in the charts that gold is going to crash to $600, so all you need to do is buy a massive put and you'll be rolling in it.

[scooterscot]

So you've stopped posting charts to try to show that it's not possible and now are just trying to give reasons why you don't want to .. .blah blah

There are lots of possible "paths to victory" (42%) for me within the maximum of 52% - costs.

And once again, you've screwed up - where is you 18% from?

09/02/09 - 599 Gold Prices - British Pounds (GBP) - February 2009
30/09/10 - 832 Gold Prices - British Pounds (GBP) - September 2010t.

Honestly can't be arsed. Why give exact dates? Why is it so important to you to prove your point of view?

[TheGreenBastard]

Why is it so important to you to prove your point of view?

You're on a roll!

[Andy2]

There's an even better "investment" opportunity coming up.

It's foretold in the charts that gold is going to crash to $600, so all you need to do is buy a massive put and you'll be rolling in it.

A better plan is
buy a time machine
travel back to 2006
buy as much gold as you can at $600

[scooterscot]

There's an even better "investment" opportunity coming up. .

Absolutely - the stock market was the place to be during his dates. He would have made almost 90% during those same dates. Gold is an awful investment. Effectively he lost half his money by staying in the metal rather than stocks.

The February 09 date is amazing - he timed the market at the exact bottom. I've never known anyone to do that.