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BULLION BY POST

Tue Feb 11, 2014 8:01 pm

I'm thinking about investing in gold.Anyone bought any ? Any tips ?

Re: BULLION BY POST

Tue Feb 11, 2014 11:02 pm

He's Spartacus wrote:I'm thinking about investing in gold.Anyone bought any ? Any tips ?



I know where you can get some low premiums and insured delivery :thumbright:

Re: BULLION BY POST

Wed Feb 12, 2014 7:27 am

Personally I think you are 3 years to late

Re: BULLION BY POST

Wed Feb 12, 2014 7:37 am

Military Junta wrote:Personally I think you are 3 years to late


Was about to say that.

I started about 8 years ago and have now sold all my bullion.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Wed Feb 12, 2014 11:02 am

i understand your concerns but two years ago the price was about £1,100 an oz,now today its £778 an oz.Maybe it's the right time to invest seeing as it's dropped so dramatically ,hopefully its reached the bottom and won't drop much further.
Some say the future gold price in years to come could be £2000-£3000 per oz.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Wed Feb 12, 2014 12:16 pm

He's Spartacus wrote:i understand your concerns but two years ago the price was about £1,100 an oz,now today its £778 an oz.Maybe it's the right time to invest seeing as it's dropped so dramatically ,hopefully its reached the bottom and won't drop much further.
Some say the future gold price in years to come could be £2000-£3000 per oz.


That was unnaturally high though, it wasn't a true level.

I invested $10,000 USD in 2005 I think it was.

When I invested I think it was around $335 per oz and I sold when it hit $1000.

I won't be investing again until it reaches $500 or so, which I cant see in the immediate future.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Wed Feb 12, 2014 12:52 pm

Maybe it was unusually high.I think I'll just keep an eye on the price for the time being.Thanks for your input :thumbup:

Re: BULLION BY POST

Wed Feb 12, 2014 11:34 pm

Ole! wrote:
He's Spartacus wrote:i understand your concerns but two years ago the price was about £1,100 an oz,now today its £778 an oz.Maybe it's the right time to invest seeing as it's dropped so dramatically ,hopefully its reached the bottom and won't drop much further.
Some say the future gold price in years to come could be £2000-£3000 per oz.


That was unnaturally high though, it wasn't a true level.

I invested $10,000 USD in 2005 I think it was.

When I invested I think it was around $335 per oz and I sold when it hit $1000.

I won't be investing again until it reaches $500 or so, which I cant see in the immediate future.


Completely agree :thumbup:

Re: BULLION BY POST

Thu Feb 13, 2014 1:04 am

He's Spartacus wrote:i understand your concerns but two years ago the price was about £1,100 an oz,now today its £778 an oz.Maybe it's the right time to invest seeing as it's dropped so dramatically ,hopefully its reached the bottom and won't drop much further.
Some say the future gold price in years to come could be £2000-£3000 per oz.


dont touch any precious metal with a barge pole atmo

probably one of the most idiotic investments you could make, you will lose money or if you make money it will be minimal.

the price of gold and silver today is lower than the peak you are correct but you need to look further back.

10 years ago gold was around £200 an ounce now you will pay over £750 an ounce (todays price: £777.73 per ounce) and unless the world economy crashes again it will only go down.

Do not get conned by bullion by post these people are desperate to get rid of their gold because in the next 5-10 years they are set to lose a truck load of money.

remember about 6 years ago when companies were desperate to pay cash for your gold? its because these companies would pay you current market price for your gold (if that) knowing they would make a good return in 5-8 years time.

welcome to the game and atmo its a game people are desperate to get out of and you would be very foolish to get into.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Thu Feb 13, 2014 10:27 am

Thanks jonnyo :thumbup:

Re: BULLION BY POST

Thu Feb 13, 2014 11:31 am

I would say don't buy if you're looking for a quick profit in 1-2 years but think of gold as something to lock away and look at again in 10-20 years time in my opinion. For short term investments gold is too volatile.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Thu Feb 13, 2014 5:58 pm

Take a punt on shares if you've got money to spare

Re: BULLION BY POST

Thu Feb 13, 2014 6:03 pm

Brinksmat bonded import store heathrow airport...........was quite popular at one time. :laughing6:

Re: BULLION BY POST

Thu Feb 13, 2014 7:50 pm

Gold is £780 oz today.It's on it's way back up.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Fri Feb 14, 2014 3:02 pm

£789 oz still rising

Re: BULLION BY POST

Mon Feb 24, 2014 11:04 am

Gold is now £800 oz , up £22 since you posted Spartacus.Definitely on the rise.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Mon Feb 24, 2014 11:08 am

Black Gold wrote:Gold is now £800 oz , up £22 since you posted Spartacus.Definitely on the rise.


It will always fluctuate slightly. Its not a good investment though.

£800 risky investment to gain £22? Not for me.

Gold prices are in line with our economy, the worse it gets the higher old prices get. After the double dip recession gold will only go down now - regardless of the odd fluctuation.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Mon Feb 24, 2014 11:26 am

I'm sure the double dip recession happened quite a while ago and employment, disposable income and GDP was up.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Mon Feb 24, 2014 11:37 am

Willy-Wonka wrote:I'm sure the double dip recession happened quite a while ago and employment, disposable income and GDP was up.


Which is why gold is now a bad investment....

With the economy recovering, gold will generally now be going down in price. The odd £20-£30 swing is nothing and isnt a trend.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Mon Feb 24, 2014 11:44 am

Roath_Magic_ wrote:
Willy-Wonka wrote:I'm sure the double dip recession happened quite a while ago and employment, disposable income and GDP was up.


Which is why gold is now a bad investment....

With the economy recovering, gold will generally now be going down in price. The odd £20-£30 swing is nothing and isnt a trend.


Ah right.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Mon Feb 24, 2014 1:31 pm

As you say £20-£30 pound swing is not a lot to us but to the big investers investing millions its a tidy profit.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Mon Feb 24, 2014 11:53 pm

JAWS wrote:As you say £20-£30 pound swing is not a lot to us but to the big investers investing millions its a tidy profit.


:D Nobody will be investing millions for the reasons I just explained.

Why would you risk millions on something that IS on its way down in price and will only continue to fall? An upturn of £22 on a stock worth £800 is nothing, its a small fluctuation and not a trend... Its less than 3%.

For example my $10,000 investment rose nearly 350% which is why I invested. The economy was always going to go into meltdown after the willy nilly bank loans. Right now, the economy is strengthening meaning gold WILL be losing value. So nobody would risk anything significant on a commodity such as gold.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Tue Feb 25, 2014 12:11 am

Investers in the city of London invest hundreds of millions for short term gain ,1 million equals just over 28,000 profit since this thread was started.Big investor's will be all over this rising gold price.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Tue Feb 25, 2014 12:25 am

The Black Pearl wrote:Investers in the city of London invest hundreds of millions for short term gain ,1 million equals just over 28,000 profit since this thread was started.Big investor's will be all over this rising gold price.


Investers invest in something that only has one way to go with a trend. Like I said, this is not a trend and is against the natural flow of the price.

Nobody will be investing big money into gold right now. And if they have then a fool and their money is soon parted as they say.

Anybody investing in gold now is wrong to do so, whether the orice increses slightly is irrelevant. It is a ridiculous investment.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Wed Mar 12, 2014 11:22 pm

£821 oz still rising

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Wed Mar 12, 2014 11:28 pm

Black Gold wrote:£821 oz still rising


I will happily wager with you it will reach £700 before £900.

Its not rising, not by trend anyway.

Re: BULLION BY POST

Fri Mar 14, 2014 9:01 pm

Military Junta wrote:Take a punt on shares if you've got money to spare


QFI on AIM worth a look

Re: BULLION BY POST

Fri Mar 14, 2014 9:28 pm

northside of risca wrote:
Military Junta wrote:Take a punt on shares if you've got money to spare


QFI on AIM worth a look

what do you know?

Re: BULLION BY POST

Fri Mar 14, 2014 9:39 pm

Black Gold wrote:
northside of risca wrote:
Military Junta wrote:Take a punt on shares if you've got money to spare


QFI on AIM worth a look

what do you know?


Got told about it by a mate then did my research . A very good prospect in my opinion . Very experienced mgt team and secured a long term contract with a major shipping co . However on AIM so very volatile day to day .