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See NG. hit 893....it'll go lower still. As for me... still not got to grips with being on my own, then the wonderful NHS told me no ops available for aortic aneurysm or iliac aneurysm.... go away and die.....definitely trying to get shot of all us oldies :)
You lot are a shower of total gamblers..... I'll be looking at some pedigree stuff in the morning... Aviva, SBRY, and the one thats caught my eye for the first time... PHNX..... currently holding BP and NG.... BP could suffer from the madness of "green" but NG must benefit from the need for supplies to feed EVs. Now shout me down hee hee :) ( still have the odd play with glenda...always good for a penny or three rise... if you read it right )
As it was was given by Eve.... just been trawling and see how gold as a commodiy has faired. 1980 - 2000 ir had a relatively steadfast level story to tell, then things started to change. 2008 saw the first crash in modern times, with gold becoming the haven from 2000 onwards, and continued a metioric rise to current levels. All is not well in the world if the haven of gold shows where heavy investment has been its prize, while other day to day stuff has fluctuated wildly. Apart from gold there are necessities in life... foodstuffs, oils, energy, engineering. Even in the last four mentioned there are risks, especially with the ftse in excess of 7000,. Any thoughts on "safe" strong, companies which will weather the storms.