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By the end of the year, and possibly as soon as October, gold and silver will rocket. We will all be rich but we won't be able to raise cash because they're going to shut down the internet, our shares will be trapped. They will blame Russia, they will say that the Russians have cut the under-sea cables.

The signs are obvious. The public is being bluffed with propaganda and lies in exactly the same way that they always use to start wars - e.g. the Gulf of Tonkin incident in 1964 (more on that at the end), the Danzig situation in 1939, etc. Search on the internet for false flags that have started wars.

The rising gold price is telling is that war is coming (yes, there are other factors, but war is one too.).

"Britain must get tougher on Russia over threat to undersea cables or risk 'catastrophic attack', official report warns"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15112271/Britain-tougher-Russia-threat-undersea-cables-risk-catastrophic-attack-official-report-warns.html

"Russia Accused Of Preparing Sabotage Ops Around British Isles Based On Spy Ship Movements"

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/russia-accused-preparing-sabotage-ops-around-british-isles-based-spy-ship-movements

"MSM Says It Knows What Hegseth's Mystery Meeting Of Hundreds Of Generals Is All About"

https://www.zerohedge.com/military/msm-says-it-knows-what-hegseths-mystery-meeting-hundreds-generals-all-about

"Russia Is Not Targeting EU Or NATO States, Lavrov Tells UN"

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/russia-not-targeting-eu-or-nato-states-lavrov-tells-un

So, above, Russia gives a serious warning, Lavrov wants to avoid war, but see how the Mail describes him - "attack dog" - a good example of how to use language to turn a news report into propaganda - here it is -

"Nato jets scrambled as Putin launches 'massive' drone and missile attack on Ukraine - after his attack dog issued warning at the UN"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15141607/Nato-jets-Putin-drones-Ukraine.html

"Did The Polish Deep State Try To Manipulate The President Into War With Russia?."

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/did-polish-deep-state-try-manipulate-president-war-russia

They have told us what is coming -

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"Is there VAT on them?" Yes if you take delivery. No if you have them stored in a vault in Switzerland or any other country.

I have never let VAT put me off. In 2005 I was buying 1oz silver coins for £6.95 each inc. VAT. It is true that VAT has reduced my gains, but time greatly diminishes the hit from VAT.

Not long ago I suggested buying silver coins as Christmas presents, (maybe even a present for yourself). Have you seen how much they have shot up in price since then?

I'm very pleased with the purchases I made at the time.

A few days ago I posted a link to a video by Clive Maund in which he warned of a correction. I hope you all acted on it as I did. On Monday I sold at £23.82 and yesterday bought back at £22.66.

I mention this for your benefit. I told you that Clive Maund is an excellent analyst. Take note of his words.

Also, not long ago I suggested buying silver coins as Christmas presents, (maybe even a present for yourself). Have you seen how much they have shot up in price since then?

I'm very pleased with the purchases I made at the time.

"Any thoughts from other holders?" -you are quite right plasticman. I don't how you got away with it so lightly In the past whenever I have talked about mine seizures, I got savagely attacked.

Clive Thompson was right.

P.s. (sorry) I've just seen this on a dealer's site - "Gold Sovereigns from £685.10"

"There figures" - make that "Their figures".

"When read of" - make that "When you read of".

"in Britain people were allowed to own a maximum of four gold coins" - today you can buy 1kg gold coins, but I don't believe they existed back then. I doubt that there were any gold coins heavier than 1 oz. I am happy to be corrected on that.

It would be nice to have 4 x 1kg coins today.

"Gold Sovereigns £4 each" - what are they today - about £670? Almost 170 times the price back then, and by the end of the year they could be 180 times. Think of that when you read of the numbers the government puts on inflation since the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. There figures are a lot less than that.

When read of how boomers had it easy because things were so cheap in the 1960s and 1970s - prices were lower but things weren't cheap. I remember going to the pub and having three pints, a packet of crisps and game of pool for under 50p - but I got paid on Friday and by the following Wednesday it was hard to come up with 50p.

In 1974, I saw the first one of my mates get married. He bought a house for £1,500, admittedly in an area of very low house prices, well below the national average. Fifteen hundred quid - today people put that on a credit card, but he needed a mortgage. His take home pay was about £12 per week.

I've gone on bit so I'd better stop there or I will sound like that Monty Python sketch - "We lived a box in the road". "Cardboard box?" "Yes." Luxury!"

On the subject of restrictions on the ownership of gold, in Britain people were allowed to own a maximum of four gold coins.

Exchange Control Act - "Formal restrictions on the possession of gold bullion were enacted in the United Kingdom in 1966 under the then Labour government. This meant it was illegal for any person to own more than four gold coins without a special licence from the Bank of England."

https://www.chards.co.uk/guides/exchange-control-act/785

I remember when I first bought gold coins in the early 1980s, it felt a bit shady because I wasn't sure if that law had been repealed.

It was a Labour government that brought it in and I expect the current bunch of Marxists to re-introduce it.

(Also on that web page -

We have been in business for over six decades, tracing our roots to R & L Coins. We are still occasionally referred to by this name, even though we changed it to ‘Chard’ during the late 1990s.

Back in 1966, we were selling sovereigns at the following prices:

Gold Sovereigns £4 each

£37.10s per ten,

£365 per hundred,

£3500 per thousand)

"In 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued Executive Order 6102, which required U.S. citizens to return gold coins, bullion, and certificates to the government, prohibiting ownership of gold exceeding $100." "

Just to complete the story - he did it because he was going to reset the gold price and he didn't want the people to get the gain. He wanted it for his government. The US gov't paid $20 per oz to those who handed in their gold. In 1934 he raised the price of gold from $20 to $35. The people who handed over their gold at $20 per oz missed out on a 75% gain. It was a form of confiscation of wealth.

Whoops - "and his track record is outstanding".

Earlier today, I posted Clive Maund's video in which he warns of a correction. f you haven't watched it, don't get the wrong impression about Maund. He is very bullish about gold, here is his previous video.

"Explosive Breakouts in Gold & Silver Stocks – Technical Charts You Need to See!" Clive Maund very bullish about gold and here he presents his excellent analysis. I have been reading his articles for years and his track record is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2_JsoXzzgs

So he forecasts a much higher gold price, but corrections do happen. i expect any dip to be short lived and a great buying oportunity.

"Gold & Silver Miners Overbought – Big Correction Ahead? | GDX & GSIL Charts Explained" - Clive Maund is a very good analyst.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOLiFhmWXdk

"Gold bugs are notoriously stupid" - you've just insulted everyone in PM stocks, including yourself. Ha ha.

"Gold bugs are notoriously stupid, you can go back 10years and find the same videos spouting the same nonsense" - you are right. I've been in PM stocks since 2003 and I've seen many forecasts of "Big rise soon". The BRICS were going to announce a gold backed currency (we had that one three years an row), Basel III was going to send the prices soaring, the COMEX is running out of silver and lots more.

"The schmuck is probably just using" - probably? so you attack something you haven't watched. I see. You are an oracle, you know everything with your all-seeing eye.

I ended my original post with "See his analysis and make sensible comments about it". I thank bolland07 for his sensible comment, but there's always someone who is so arrogant they can't keep their mouth shut, they have to pipe up with insulting, know-all remarks.

The projected HOC price is $196 - correction - The projected HOC price is £196.

You are right bolland07. You are thinking of the point where he assumes a silver price of $50 and $5,000 for gold.

At 22m 19s we see on the spreadsheet a projected HOC price of £12.23p which would be 4.35 times the price at the time he did his calculations.

At 23m 16s he mentions HOC. He says 4.53, but if you look at the screen it says 4.35 times the price.

At 26m 36s he assumes prices of $200 and $20,000. The projected HOC price is $196, I think that is correct but on my screen is is slightly blurred.

But then he does go on to say that those predictions are highly speculative and he thinks that three of four times the current price is reasonable.

I'm getting slightly worried. YouTube keeps showing me many, many videos with people claiming that silver is about to rocket, $100 on the way, £200 on the way, "Silver stackers will be millionaires", etc.

It seems too good to be true. I'm wondering if it is all a huge pump and dump operation. However, looking at the world's economic situation, massive debt, money printing, the BRICS, the SCO and other factors, everything seems to be in place for a big jump in the price. Also, two people I have confidence in, Clive Maund and Michael Oliver are forecasting big jumps in gold and silver. Oliver has been right with his forecasts since last October and in May he said that in three to five months time (from May) the silver price would rocket. I don't exactly recall the price he predicted, but I have £70 in mind as what he said.

Sorry. before you get too excited, I forgot to say that £52 is in 2027 or 2028.

Have you seen the gossip on the FRES and PAF boards about VanEck changing the index they follow and the re-rating of FRES and PAF?

Well the man who produced the video that caused that storm has made this video and he predicts the HOC share price to go to £52 per share. That's right, fifty two quid. See at 24:41

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpL5PZzMHW4

Don't attack me , I'm just letting you know what he says. See his analysis and make sensible comments about it.