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There is no substitute for doing ones own research.
I could say that everything here is rosy and we'll be at £1 by Christmas, doesn't mean that it's true!
If you don't want to put the time in to give you the best view of the companies you invest in, I suggest you put your hard earned cash into the Nationwide, I think they are paying 0.5% without risk.

...as much fun as this is, I have a game of golf booked (please stay dry!)
Keep it warm guys.

It is good news that Shell have agreed to an offtake agreement, we needed one.
However, put it in perspective guys, it's like Tesco selling Cranswick sausages, doesn't mean they want to buy the company.

No problem with HL.
Buy / Sell any amount.

It is certainly an entertaining share that's for sure.

...this afternoon!
Not only IOG showing some signs of life, but ANGS rising on long awaited good news.
I think that maybe PI's are getting the message regarding the value of domestic gas production to the UK and with both due on stream next year, the time to get in cheap is quickly disappearing.
I'll be looking to take some profits elsewhere and get in pre 15p, remember the value as of now was set at 20p and turned down!
If we get through to production without a bigger bid from Cal Energy, Shell or some other big outfit, we will be making sustained income, which should mean Dividends!

Yes, of course it's possible.
I bought my first Krugerands at £73 each way back in the day and have been hooked on Au ever since.
I remember when it hit $100 and all the talk was of it hitting $500 within a year, it took about 6 yrs I think, then all the talk was that it would hit $1000, which it did eventually.
So the question is not IF Au will hit $4500, but when. Those with vested interests will of course talk it up, those more level headed buyers will bide their time and await the falls, which will come, and buy when they think the low has been reached.
It will not reach $4500 anytime soon (IMHO) so I will not be buying just yet. I think a retrace is on the cards and although the economic situation is a bit crazy at the moment, I really can't see sustained buying at these levels. Gold can never be described as a 'Bubble' but this rise has the feel of a manufactured rise which will run out of steam.
Still a better bet than 'Bitcoins' though!

...at the moment.
This is only a year or so away from income and with further prospects in the pipeline should be a good earner for years to come.
I'm buying whenever I can at this level.

You're welcome.
Still can't decide wether to buy in again or wait for the ex-div drop.
With AU still in decline, the drop may be greater than the divi.

Dividend Timetable[3]
Below is the second interim dividend timetable for the London Stock Exchange and Toronto Stock Exchange
Ex-Dividend Date: 13 August 2020
Record Date: 14 August 2020
Last Date for Currency Elections: 19 August 2020
Payment Date: 11 September 2020

I sold out at 220p, 20p ahead of my target, but am considering getting back in. More shares for the same money means more dividend, but I'm wary of buying too soon, the drop in PoG may have further to go.

Found a bit of cash down the back of the sofa so thought I'd put it in here.
Managed to get 12.02p.
Might buy a lottery ticket!

...breakfast top up in order I think.

Let me be the first...
...£1 before Christmas!
(lol)

Live prices - 11.751 / 12.6249 - Showing as 2.08% down (opening)
Live prices - 11.751 / 12.6249 - Showing as 5.2% - up (now)

So, what's changed?

...see we have the Zak Mir adulation society on the board, that explains all the infantile bickering!

If the rise continues, I feel the company will have to make a 'Reason / No Reason' statement or face a possible visit from the OFT.
Certainly is a dilemma, buy more, sell into the rise or wait for good news that might not come.
All answers on postcard please...

...They want shares now!

Always a problem with this share. They will let you buy, but sells are usually NT.

Opened at 145p