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@EasyWynns - Sweden are refusing to give away and specific details about the investigation, stating it as security risk, thats why there is no news even though the investigation is complete and they stated it was a terrorist act.

I will have a look again later and try and find the link, even thats has gone now, says it all really..

@jotom - long story short, i support UK EU and Ukraine, i support free choice, i do not trust the USA anymore than i do the Kremlin. (the government and establishment)

@BigBlue - so NATO creeping ever eastwards had nothing to do with the invasion? The silence is deafening just ask Sweden about the Nordstream findings....

Actually COVID furlough payments have a lot to do with the energy crisis, inflation, due to currency dilution = high oil price, export that quantative easing to the rest of the world as inflation, so yes i blame the US... i will always point the finger at those with theirs snouts in the troth... oink oink

@BigBlue - 'Oh wait, of course. Child murdering regimes might find themselves cut-off because they butcher babies in their cots at the maternity hospital or kindergartener which would be unfair in your world.'

what is this soapbox Wednesday now...?, i thought we only permitted war mongering on a weekend....

So you dont mind the US bombing our energy pipelines forcing the price of oil up, refusing to supply cheaper gas yet expecting everyone else to suffer at the US expense with sanctions, this is benefiting only one currency? Also the fact the US can print money at random and offload that dilution onto the rest of the world as inflation?

Believe it or not I am in agreement with you about net zero, the city invented this term and is driving it yet you jump to their defence straight away when I ask you about petrodollar?

Are you a closet WEF globalist?

@bigblue - why has this always got to be about politics? did i mention BRICS or what i think should be added also as a reserve currency? do you think it is fair that oil is traded in dollars? Please explain....

@panda - you have to look at it objectively, when GOLD price drops it becomes more attractive by that amount so exactly what you say by dropping x% it becomes x% more attractive, whilst there is no doubt Dollar is the store of value atm, it wont last for ever. The FED have increased interest rates to slow inflation which increase's the value of the Dollar, at some point in the very near future inflation will stall decline, this in turn will decrease the value of the Dollar which in turn will increase the monetary store value of GOLD.

Through financial history GOLD has always been the store of value, not dollar, the rest of the world is hording GOLD and dumping dollar, i wont bother posting links as im sure youve all seen them. If the value of the Dollar does not reduce and move over to GOLD we will see a total financial collapse of all markets outside of USA, the world needs a selection of reserve currencies to level the playing field and not just the USA running the show.

@wolves - i like your sense of humour ;-) im afraid i ran out of sympathy last week, ile let you know when the postman delivers the next batch and its back in stock ;-)

@Wolves - i completely agree it will be, but this isnt the Labour of old with Arthur Scargill at the healm, those days a long gone sorry to say, those old dinosaurs are a relic of the past and deserve their place in the history museum, all parties are on the net zero band wagon now which is a globalist ponzi scheme run by the city, no party will dare take that down, you seen hgow the goverment cowed to the hedge funds this week, sold ourselves out to the city in 2008 im afraid.

@wolves - paid my mortgage off twice, last was 5 years ago, never was a fan of working for someone else to pay another, i dont do debt only graft and gamble ;-)

@Wolves - its good job i own International Distribution Services shares then isnt it... what a relief lol

@wolves - good wind up to trigger the share holders, do you honestly think the nationalising of any company would be cost free?

The British tax payers will burden the weight of the debt for many years to come... if anything i can see the energy companies going this way, royalmail is insignificant in the greater scheme of things, once all the postmen have been sacked and parcel delivery is ramped up its game on here )) good times are coming ...

@Mevelum - thats a good point, you would think that Russia being a major energy producer that their own market place would benefit from lower cost's, i think the war needs to end before, if ever the energy prices reduce to somewhere near before.

@Atrades - i always watch both sets of updates, somewhere in the middle is the truth im sure, the only way out now is complete collapse of Putlets regime, he going to hang on till the end as hes knows its game over for him.

Worth a look at the Gold chart from the last 20 years weekly basis, the trajectory can be seen roughly from left to right, this is the mean average and not support\resistance.

Gold sell off is slowing and looks good for a new high next year, even if we go slightly past the mean average I think POLY can still run at profit around $1500 mark.

MACD is looking to move upwards in the coming months, failing no more black swan events and the war slowing and hopefully ending I see the next bull run on Gold to at least a new all time high.

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Any thoughts?

ND

@BigBlue - whilst i support Ukraine i dont know what war you are following but its obviously not the same one as me, Russia are bed in now and going nowhere, only way out is coup de tat in Moscow, how can anyone anywhere take Putler seriously beyond this war, they cant and wont hence why i see this dragging on a lot longer yet.

hoping im wrong but i know the Russian mentality well.

ND

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I would say the market was due a bounce, 20 year support line in 2 places at a point of confluence, failing no more black swan events ide say we will head up for the time being, i think bottom out next year spring time.

@Anger – its plain to see shows clearly that the hedge fund managers own our government, the money men in the city dictate whats going to happen and they didnt like it, hiding the reports then u-turning so many times they didn’t know what they were doing gets extremely embarrassing, democracy ended with the bank bail out's and quantitative easing back in 2008 imo

@Anger - you cant quantative ease your way out of inflation (effectively what their budget said), its a different beast and needs to be dealt with first, then once slowed\reversed you can revert back to growth.

We had 20 year bubble of kicking the can down the road, the end of the road has come and the only tool left now is a quick sharp form of austerity, by next spring i think things will look a bit different Sterling needs to recover somewhat else we are back in same situtuation with pension collapse..

@Bigblue - i agree with you its time for a change, Farage is about the only person capable imo, Truss is as deluded as they come totally out of her depth, you cannot quantative ease your economy out of inflation... its high school ecomonics, one long hard winter should see more favourable market conditions next year, ile give it to the end of the month before she is gone....

its to late the damage has already been done with the Bond bail outs, expect more inflation next year now and longer period of higher interest rates, thats money out of stocks sitting in bank accounts.

On the positive side people still need to eat, OCADO's customer base is not short of money so i expect this to recover somewhat when all the media frenzy on inflation dies down, im expecting the US inflation to start stalling soon, once it does money should come back into stocks and shorts close.