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If those coins existed I'd gladly take them off your hands at $20 ;)

I shouted $26k some time back so I've had a punt too - tomorrow's another day and all that.

Hit it.

Afternoon - presumably that 5% holder knows what he's doing by buying at 19p.

I've really no idea on short-term calls but I liked Q2 into H2 and we'll soon be there so let's see what turns up and when.

Reading the broader market is a bit difficult to see through the blood but these things always turn - eventually.

I was dummying all day and 13.40p was the constant sell price with the buy price slightly lower than that - 9/10 that doesn't turn out well pretty soon after they've manipulated the book like that but as ever, only time will tell.

Those 13.4p prints are sells.

The market is calling the Fed out chaps - it can get a helluva lot worse than this ...

It is not looking good out there guys/gals .............

TBF - the market vibes out there are somewhat horrific so who knows what happens here or anywhere else over the coming days or weeks.

"Quite the collapse in the afternoon, not too sure where she goes from here, may possibly nip under 10p for a descending wedge recovery over some months but an impossible call - odd rns I thought."

You're welcome :)

Market falling to pieces again, 10-year @ >3.2% - batten down the hatches perhaps.

10-year @ 3.2% - lordy .......

Oh my good gawd ...

Consumer Credit $52.435BN, Exp. $25.0, Last $37.7BN

Dropping the ask, nominally on the book, in time with the timely vibe on here today suggests that news may well be dropping Monday ;)

I've said my piece - watch.

"Gold and silver prices are unique in that they're unbelievably lower than the beginning of previous decade. Pretty much everything since then has gone up: property, stocks, Pokémon and baseball cards, crypto etc."

I'm done ;)

The most reliable booster of PM prices are interest rate changes - up or down doesn't matter because it spells trouble and we've never had trouble like we're about to have, all manufactured of course but it is what it is. If you happen to have epic inflation at the same time then that just adds fuel to the wealth protection fire.

Banks made physical gold = cash recently for a reason, yes?

3-5 more years of this to come - the recent +$300 bull drive on Gold was just the first leg.

@perma - mid-terms/Fed capitulation.

Good point and I doubt the NED would have pushed in £700k at 24p for the same reason.

Well time is most definitely on our side and, for now at least, so is the price, so you know what to do.