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Particularly since bonds are not flavour of the month at the moment.Originally posted by jayn200 View PostI would think with all the cash printed globally without any economic output to back it that cash would be the worst thing to keep right now. Not sure what is the best investment though.
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I would think with all the cash printed globally without any economic output to back it that cash would be the worst thing to keep right now. Not sure what is the best investment though.
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Obviously not an experienced gambler. Because of the zero factor, Red-Black & Odd & Even have worse odds than if you cover columns & dozens & rows.Originally posted by Gibbon View Post
Take one of your ladies to Monaco and put the lot on Black or Red, more exciting than spending it in a care home!
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Few Krugerrands in the last two months. Just waiting for gold to drop to £1970 / oz and I'll grab a few more.
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Energy stocks are going for a good ride this winter thanks to years of infantile government policy both here, in Europe and the US.
Tech stocks are overvalued and the broader market is risk-on.
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Ask Elon for advice.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...in-just-a-week
Personally I use Twitter and get 100% gains in crypto in a week.
On the other hand, buy some old dead stocks in the UK and wait 20 years....
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With over-priced US tech stocks, yes. But boring British sectors like the FTSE100, unlikely in my opinion. Everyone thinks the UK is dead, economically, and scoffs at the idea of investing here. Which makes it the best place to invest as that makes it cheap.Originally posted by xoggoth View Posta stock market crash is looking ever more likely.
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Petrol.
Got 18 litres last night at £1.349, drove 5 minutes down the road where it was £1.379.
If I had a tanker, I'd be a millionaire. Or an HGV driver.
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