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Tony,
I don't profess to cover all the myriad of people's situations, this is not possible.
I just simply post the facts and opinions gained over many years of trading, as part of a balanced, global portfolio. As mentioned many times, I have many diverse investments, trade, hold, and keep (for example houses/cars/majority of pension manged by third party) and so on.
It is, up to others, whether they use it to tailor their approach, or ignore, it's up to them.
Happy trading.
Should mention 8% of the portfolio is in CEY, nice low average and not trading it.
Steve
Not everyone can invest and trade your way. I am sure it works for you. I had a go this morning and had to settle for £105 gain on an in and out move. Unfortunately I missed the peak this morning as I had to go to the bathroom. It would have been £900 but HL stop loss is next to useless. I would go nuts trying to use your system. Everybody has to find what works for them. If some folks have a disabled family member they can not play on the screen all the time and the same if somebody had screaming youngsters to contend with. Incidentally some traders do the exact opposite of what you do and avoid trading event days as the London market close can leave people in a mess the next day.
I’ve posted all this in the past Sotolo- what I look for and when and when I stop loss and when I take profit-
The answer lies in my past posts- as does the future.
Just here to help by demonstrating a successful way to trade and make money on this volatile, stamp duty free stock- by simply understanding its drivers to push the odds in your favour.
I’m not here to placate losers who sit on a stock and continually whine about the company and I say it how it is (although I do sympathise with this who don’t whine, but fortunately I cannot empathise as I don’t follow their strategy).
Alternatively, people can, and frequently do, use this board to post endless detailed waffle on Basel 3, Doropo this and Doropo that, Egypt this and Egypt that lol which makes zero difference to daily SP movements- a total waste of time and their desperate, narcissist need to be right ensures lots of this garbage, most of cut and paste waffle, will always be posted.
Happy days!
Steve makes me smile.
Has anyone seen the Steve Coogan film "Greed"? I'm sure there is a line in there that goes "He's a self made man and he worships his creator every day"
Thanks Steve, where next?
Yet again my data driven approach to the SP has got it right- forget how many times on the trott this has been proved correct now.
Happy days :-).
Mr Tibbles thanks for posting this; it is impressive if frightening how successful the fake news proponents have been in tarnishing the 4th estate, the 4th pillar of democracy, so that now made up news is thought by many to be truer than the real thing. Undermining psb’s is a key part of this, and a great success story for Moscow, although it has a long history from Octavian falsely smearing Anthony for his affair with Cleopatra to Lord Northcliffe Goebbels and Stalin, however never has there been technology like this to disseminate falsehoods so successfully, as the St Petersburg troll factories did in recent elections. It is becoming hard to know even when what we read about Cey is true when so many believe what they read on the net that tarnishes those working so hard to give us the truth. So I may not agree with you but thank you especially when you talk about Centamin from an honest if not always informed viewpoint like most of us.
So these analysts are actually forecasting another real fall in the gold price which of course isn’t good for us but like most forecasters they haven’t a clue
Major European stock indexes traded mostly lower in the premarket session on Monday as investors awaited the new reports on Swiss inflation and the Eurozone investor confidence to be published during the day. Additionally, German companies Bayer AG and Lufthansa Group are expected to release their quarterly financial results later in the week.
The DAX traded 0.07% lower at 8:00 am CET, while the FTSE 100 lost 0.09%. At the same time, the CAC 40 fell 0.11%, and the Euro Stoxx 50 gained 0.17%.
The euro added 0.09% against the dollar at 7:58 am CET, to sell for $1.08475. The British pound was up 0.08% compared to the US currency, changing hands at $1.26663 simultaneously.
Baha Breaking News (BBN) / JJ
Happy Monday y’al
Gold currently $2084.86
Drivers of perceptions of due impartiality:
The BBC and the wider news landscape
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0027/239175/4-Drivers-of-perceptions-of-due-impartiality-the-BBC-and-the-wider-news-landscape.pdf
According to a Reuters survey of 30 analysts and market participants, the price of gold will rise during 2024 from this year’s average. Specifically, they forecast an average price of $1,986.5 per ounce in 2024, up from this year’s forecast of $1,925.
This is based on the assumption that global central banks will begin to loosen monetary policy and the fact that tensions in the Middle East continue to drive gold as a safe-haven asset for investors. “Gold has had a long history of being a geopolitical hedging instrument and has performed true to its reputation,” said Nitesh Shah, commodity strategist at WisdomTree.
Most economists agree that the Federal Reserve will end its interest rate hikes and start cutting rates in the first half of 2024, encouraging a revaluation of gold. Marko Kolanovic, head of markets at JPMorgan, advises investors to bet on safe-haven assets such as gold and bonds as tensions in the Middle East escalate, while Goldman Sachs expects commodity yields such as gold to rise over the next 12 months.
This extraordinary demand for gold by central banks, the largest in 55 years, is attributed to a desire to diversify their reserves and reduce dependence on the dollar in the face of a paradigm shift towards a multipolar world that is becoming increasingly evident.
The US banking crisis, geopolitical tensions, military conflicts and the US Federal Reserve’s stance on maintaining interest rates have been some of the main factors contributing to gold’s continued safe-haven asset status for investors and central banks this year.
But beyond the intrinsic capacity of physical gold to maintain its value in the face of economic uncertainty, some indicators suggest that this accumulation of gold by central banks is just the prelude to a restart of the international monetary system and a possible return to the gold standard.
Still, as Carsten Menke of Julius Baer (an international reference in wealth management) says, “A return towards record-highs should only be possible in case of a severe slowdown of the U.S. economy, leading into a longer-lasting and broader-based recession.”
Time will tell how effective this new regulation will be in preventing banks and financial institutions from playing Russian roulette with money that is not theirs. A speculative game where taxpayers always end up paying the price,but that said the value of physical gold as a safe haven seems confirmed.
The impact of Brexit on the UK economy: Reviewing the evidence
Jonathan Portes Professor of Economics and Public Policy King's College London 7 Jul 2023
Two-thirds of the British public think Brexit has damaged the economy, while even among Leave voters only one in five think the impact has been positive. This column looks at the evidence across three key dimensions – trade, migration and investment – as well as the overall macroeconomic impacts. The impact on trade overall appears to have been broadly consistent with predictions so far, that on immigration much less negative (and perhaps even positive) and on investment somewhat worse. Perhaps the best estimate of the negative impact on Brexit on UK GDP to date is 2–3% of GDP.
Just one in 10 believe leaving the EU has helped their personal financial situation, against 35% who say it has been bad for their finances, while just 9% say it has been good for the NHS, against 47% who say it has had a negative effect.
Ominously for prime minister Rishi Sunak, who backed Brexit and claimed it would be economically beneficial, only 7% of people think it has helped keep down prices in UK shops, against 63% who think Brexit has been a factor in fuelling inflation and the cost of living crisis.
The poll suggests that seven and a half years on from the referendum the British public now regards Brexit as a failure. Just 22% of voters believe it has been good for the UK in general.
The Vote Leave campaign led by Boris Johnson and Michael Gove had promised that Brexit would boost the economy and trade, as well as bring back £350m a week into the NHS and allow the government to take back control of the UK’s borders.
“The appeal of ‘Get Brexit Done’ was not just about completing the long Brexit process but also about unblocking the political system and delivering on other long-neglected issues. Brexit got done, but this has not unblocked the political system, and troubles elsewhere have only deepened. Many of the voters who backed the Conservatives to deliver change now look convinced that achieving change requires ejecting the Conservatives.
“This shift in sentiment may be particularly stark among the ‘red wall’ voters who rallied most eagerly to Johnson’s banner four years ago, but have been most exposed to rising bills and collapsing public services since. The final act of Brexit may yet be the collapse of the Brexit electoral coalition.”
One of the key claims of the Brexiters was that leaving the EU’s single market and customs union would usher in a new era of global trade for the UK based on trade deals with other parts of the world. Many voters now seem to have concluded that Brexit has in fact been bad for trade. Some 49% think it has been bad for the ability of UK firms to import goods from outside the EU, while 15% think it has helped.
You need to check your facts Mark,
The UK's Office for National Statistics (ONS) on Thursday said the country had a net migration gain of 504,000 people between June 2021 and June 2022. That number was nearly triple the 173,000 registered the year prior.
The sharp increase comes as British politicians like Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt seek to assure people that it is too early to give up on Brexit, which promised to bring down immigration and "take back control of the UK's borders."
UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman, herself a hardline Brexiteer, admitted the government had "failed to control our borders," just before the ONS figures were released.
The rise was attributed to world events such as the war in Ukraine, Afghan resettlement, an influx of Hong Kongers fleeing Beijing's long arm and students returning as coronavirus travel restrictions ease.
New figures published Thursday show migration added 606,000 people to the U.K.’s population in 2022 — the highest number on record.
The data from the Office for National Statistics is likely to prompt fresh criticism of the governing Conservatives, who promised in their 2019 election manifesto to ensure “overall numbers come down” at a time when net migration stood at 226,000.
The rise also comes three years after Britain left the EU touting more control over arrivals through a “points-based” system in place of the bloc’s free movement of people.
Now once again wanting to change the subject as a Mr informative good guy, nothing like a diversion , but to late for whoever you are , ;-)
I dont give a damn , multi-faceted Troll . :-)
You are on the line , trolling small Bulletin Boards , in life it really is a pathetic thing to do, I repeat who gives a damn, It makes no difference to people who read this rubbish, and cetainl not the company PR relations team and politicions who come across this critiscism all the time.
Wadi Dara Prospect, The first expected gold and copper mine in Egypt !!
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/abdelhaleem-assran-ausimm-9043a566_wadi-dara-prospect-the-first-expected-gold-activity-7169364775167115264-zkeu
pics in link above
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Ankh (& Allied Gold) have both hired many geologists and support staff within Egypt , with the aim to develop resources quickly -
also in regards to Centamin - a quote from a former underground geo at Sukari
"Would love to read the finals thesis. Really interesting deposit, loved my time working on it. Will never forget one of the Amun faces underground, full face of quartz and you could pick slugs of gold out of it. Frequent BQ core assays of +1,000 ounces and an underground head grade of 11-13 g/t a month!"
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:ugcPost:7122865067506683904?commentUrn=urn%3Ali%3Acomment%3A%28ugcPost%3A7122865067506683904%2C7122896841980973056%29&dashCommentUrn=urn%3Ali%3Afsd_comment%3A%287122896841980973056%2Curn%3Ali%3AugcPost%3A7122865067506683904%29
there's gold in Egypt, and possibly lots still at Sukari to be found -
No more hiding behind a two-faced facade , loser
Oh I almost forgot about your admission to being Covgas , "I am Covgas" to which I replied ,sounds nasty is it fatal or contagious. Do you remember.
Is it Cowtibbelchan or simply Tibblechan , either way who cares. Maybe you. But in the end no one takes any notice of this aff topic rubbish.
Other than expose a Grand Troll. ;-) he he he he.
Start taking you Prescripion . Enough rubbish from you ,thank you ,sincerely.
Hey mrbond - you must of not realized you signed into your mrbond user account to reply to me! ha, what a phony you are
and to think all these years you've been liking your own posts , how many pseudonyms you got ?
Consider he was talking, Haha ;-)
That kind of post may be normal for you , but take note everyone.
It assumes I was talking about a Basil 3 continuation to that post.
Why you do you consider yourself so important ? Ha HA.
Mizosh*t -
I didn't post about Basal3 , wake up and smell the ex-lax you grump ol shyt