Gold Bul� Discussion Threads

[trad3m3] 18/5/2020 13:23

Mines will soon shine like crazy PXC might be the future for few pence not for too long... Also grab some physical silver good people!

[trad3m3] 14/5/2020 16:17

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gsFPA3mezHYIMHO

[trad3m3] 14/5/2020 15:50

Wow is someone seriously buying Wall Street dip ufff!!

[trad3m3] 14/5/2020 13:55

Or maybe this time round people did in fact learn something... and not many bought the last dip and instead made the right choice... hmmm only time can tell...

[trad3m3] 13/5/2020 15:36

This one is not as good as the previous one...https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WEMCYBPUR00

[trad3m3] 13/5/2020 14:26

Reality sets in... some sell to cover bad investments loses... ufff! 50% FTSE recovery rejected??

[trad3m3] 12/5/2020 15:39

Interesting times, uff few major historical cycles clash at the same time!!! People haven't learned(Libraries replaced with TV lol), and history repeats itself again!!

[trad3m3] 12/5/2020 15:29

Someone is making wise decisions... Notting will ever replace the "original" money!!! I wonder when crypto which is based on faith have an awakening...

[trad3m3] 11/5/2020 14:46

And one of my favourite!If someone missed...https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=O1hCLBTD5RM

[trad3m3] 11/5/2020 13:56

It wouldn't be fair if I didn't include something for MSM lovers. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52279871This is the time to preserve your money!! Good luck good people!

[trad3m3] 11/5/2020 12:24

Check out what banks got to say...https://www.theburningplatform.com/2020/03/25/fdic-asks-americans-to-keep-their-money-in-the-banks/

[trad3m3] 11/5/2020 11:53

It seems "Adam Baratta" read some of the books I've read. Uff when will people wake up? Maybe when unable to quote? ...

[trad3m3] 11/5/2020 10:26

Some people will make wise decisions... but who read books anymore lol!!!!

[trad3m3] 11/5/2020 10:12

Thanks! Unfortunately this time I rather hold on to physically backed when poonami!!! Arrives and I have never witnessed anything biblical proportions, this is one of those 90 year cycles... If you know what I mean...

[easwarareddy] 11/5/2020 10:05

Good opportunity to get into 'cobr' cobra resources. News due... below are some figures drawn up on lse by a poster. You can see the short term potential. MC of 10-15% of in ground resource1 million OZ is currently $1765 I calculated costs at $765That leaves $1k per oz even if we only retained 60% of the company the rest was offset for drilling and JV partnerThat leaves us $600 per oz or approx £500 per oz500 x 1 oz = £500m very easy maths from here (MC this morning is ruffly 5m so divide 5 by the below current MC then times the current share price – 3p I then factored this by 60% for the 100m shares warrants, why it may not be 100% accurate it gives you an idea)1m oz - £500m (MC at 10% & 15% £50-75m) 30 – 45p / 60% -16.75% = 14.98p – 22.4p(x6.24 – x9.3 current value of holding @ 2.4p)2m oz - £1billion (MC at 10% & 15% £100-150m) 60p – 90p / 60% - 16.75% = 29.97p - 44.95p(x12.4 – x18.7 current value of holding @ 2.4p)3m oz - £1.5billion (MC at 10% & 15% £150-225m) 90p - £1.35 / 60% -16.75% = 44.9p – 67.4p(x18.7 - x 28 current value of holding @ 2.4p)4m oz - £2 billion (MC at 10% & 15% £200-300m) £1.20 - £1.80 / 60% - 16.75% = 59.94p – 89.9p(x24.97 – x37.46 current value of holding @ 2.4p)5m oz - £2.5 billion (MC at 10% & 15% £250-375m) £1.50 - £225 / 60% - 16.75% = 74.9p - £1.12(x31.25 – x46.8 current value of holding @ 2.4p)6m oz - £3 billion (MC at 10% & 15% £300-450m) £1.80 - £2.70 / 60% - 16.75% = 89.91p - £1.35(x37.4 – x56.19 current value of holding @ 2.4p)7m oz - £3.5 billion (MC at 10% & 15% £350-525m) £2.10 - £3.15 / 60% = £1.05 - £1.57(x43.75 – x65.5 current value of holding @ 2.4p)Buy Out1m oz - £500 million (MC at 5% & 7% £25-35m) 15p – 21p / 60% - 16.75% = 7.5p – 10.5p(x3.12 – x4.37 current value of holding)2m oz - £1billion (MC at 5% & 7% £50-70m) 30p – 42 p / 60% - 16.75% = 14.98p – 20.97p(x6.23 – x8.73 current value of holding @ 2.4p)3m oz - £1.5billion (MC at 5% & 7% £75-105m) 45p – 63p / 60% - 16.75% = 22.47p – 31.46p(x9.47 – x13.1 current value of holding @ 2.4p)4m oz - £2 billion (MC at 5% & 7% £100-140m) 60p – 84p / 60% - 16.75% = 29.97p – 41.95p(x12.4 – x17.47 current value of holding @ 2.4p)5m oz - £2.5 billion (MC at 5% & 7% £125-175m) 75p - £1.05 / 60% - 16.75%= 37.46p – 52.44p(x15.6 – x21.85 current value of holding @ 2.4p)6m oz - £3 billion (MC at 5% & 7% £150-210m) 90p – 1.26 / 60% - 16.75% = 44.95p – 62.9p(x18.72 – x26.2 current value of holding)7m oz - £3.5 billion (MC at 5% & 7% £175-245m) £1.05 - £1.37 / 60% - 16.75% = 52.44p – 68.43p(x21.85 – x28.47)I factored in 100m warrents and 60% ownership without these you could double or treble those buy out figures

[trad3m3] 11/5/2020 10:04

Black Swan probably imminent! Some will make wise decisions some will...

[trad3m3] 07/5/2020 17:10

Correction on lockdown ease? Or bull?

[umitw] 02/1/2019 10:41

Yes, gold bullion securities allocated to physical gold.

[dilbert dogbreadth] 07/7/2016 06:12

Can someone explain GBSS. Is it allocated physical gold? I quick google search finds nothing.
Investing in physical gold must be allocated.

[ifthecapfits] 20/3/2013 10:48

Tipped by Moneyweek this morning.

[apothecary] 04/11/2010 13:52

As a new investor in Gold, can either of you two chaps advise me on the best way to buy - eg via an ETF like PHGP, or using GBSS. I have opened an account with Bullion Vault as well, but a bit nervous about putting a lot of cash into a fairly young company. Do you know anything about their financial standing? Thanks

[washbrook] 06/8/2010 18:42

The biggest lie about US Companies:-

[washbrook] 27/7/2010 23:44

DRIP after DRIP of deflationary data-GRIM READING

[oilmann] 25/7/2010 19:20

Large commercials, bullion banks, speculators and Comex traders all reducing net short gold positions - one group now net long.

Gold correction in $US may be nearing support, here is very good COT analysis:-



With £UK also stronger against US$ this make buying gold cheaper for UK investor

[washbrook] 11/7/2010 08:49

Further to my post 36.
The ECRI index-also Baltic Dry etc:-
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