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I take it you missed the first price leaps then Sas and are stuck on the side wondering what to do
Milan.
No, my strategy is more long term.
The rise in gold etc etc is a symptom not a cause. My investment strategy has always been based on the fundamentals i.e. the cause.
Milan, stop trying to insinuate you're some sort of investment guru.
If there was a herd you'd be right at the back, at the smelly arse end, throwing yourself off the cliff like the lemming you are.
It has been another big day at the office for gold, shooting up to £31400/kg, and way past silly.
There's some of you lot happy with 0.5% above made-up-inflation rates over 5 years, when Sterling debases that much in a few hours.
Judging from the rate of the climb of gold, it does seem that something is still very amiss and is not going to end well, either Sterling (or other fiat) or gold.
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