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sasguru replied

16 November 2012, 09:59
Originally posted by Robinho View Post

Silver is a good bet now.

I've got a plan B for you. Borrow all the money you can and buy silver ....
Fook me, I've got the chuckles again...Not another fooking wasted day.
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Robinho replied

16 November 2012, 09:52
You won't be saying that when the value of the pound halves.
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EternalOptimist replied

15 November 2012, 23:58
To be fair to Robhino, if you buy cheap and sell dear, thats great. but the idea that you are stupid not to get into the game, is , well, fckng stoopid
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AtW replied

15 November 2012, 23:58
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

So what's the point?

You need to watch Hudson Hawk again dude
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DimPrawn replied

15 November 2012, 23:54
Gold, can't eat it, can't drink it, can't shag it, and it generates no income.

So what's the point?

Gold rush for 'Old Masters of the future' - Telegraph

Contemporary art sales break records at Christie's and Sotheby's as the super-rich spend £500 million on "prudent investments".

What about some paint splashed on a canvas?

Or would they rather have £500m in a bank account?
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AtW replied

15 November 2012, 20:36
Originally posted by Robinho View Post

Everyone flocked to gold and now they're looking at silver.

And that's the reason to make a bet?
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Robinho replied

15 November 2012, 20:35
Everyone flocked to gold and now they're looking at silver.
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AtW replied

15 November 2012, 20:35
Originally posted by Robinho View Post

Silver is a good bet now.

Why?
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Robinho replied

15 November 2012, 19:53
Silver is a good bet now.
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AtW replied

15 November 2012, 19:21
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DimPrawn replied

15 November 2012, 19:09
Sell all your gold now!

Get all that lovely paper money now!

Gold is no use, you want money in the bank!

Sell, sell, sell!
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AtW started a topic Gold

15 November 2012, 17:27
Gold

" Global gold demand in the three months to September was 1,084.6 tonnes, down from a record 1,223.5 tonnes in the third quarter of 2011. However, demand remained above the five-year quarterly average of 984.7 tonnes.

Gold buying hit a record in the 2011 period as investors sought a safe haven from an escalating eurozone crisis and steep rises in inflation. The metal is regarded by many investors as a hedge against rising prices and a safe haven during times of crisis.

In value terms, gold demand was 14pc lower on a year-on-year basis at $57.6bn (£36.4bn), with the average price of the metal down 3pc to $1,652 an ounce. "

Gold demand falls 11pc - Telegraph

Not so shiny eh?
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