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PHGP Wt Phys Gold �

17,870.00
16.50 (0.09%)
21 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Name Symbol Market Type
Wt Phys Gold � LSE:PHGP London Exchange Traded Fund
  Price Change % Change Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Traded Last Trade
  16.50 0.09% 17,870.00 17,859.00 17,881.00 17,869.00 17,742.00 17,764.00 522 16:35:16

Wt Phys Gold � Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/6/2019
23:27
Timmmmme !!! .. Gentlemen Please ... Drink up..

The Trains about to Leave...


[Look at the monthly Chart .. ... Go Back to at leats 2007

... Lots & Lots of Pent up Energy there ..

From 2008 to 2011 .. this thing shot up from 4k to 11k ... in 3 years..


For almost 10 years now .. the Price of Gold .. & this instrument
has been storing up energy
... for the next 'Quake'..


- Look up a 'Cup & Handle'.. chart formation..

What do you see .. in that chart..?


Drink up..

k mon
01/6/2019
13:41
It's time will come again.
ifthecapfits
31/5/2019
23:43
Surprised no ones on this.
luderitz
30/1/2019
15:46
. wrong thread
henryatkin
27/2/2014
10:49
Nice rise since the start of 2014 - will it carry on toward £90 ?
ttjohns
16/4/2013
11:54
i reckon this will be shorted all the way to 1000usd.......
binladin
15/4/2013
16:08
this is the bottom and people will buy in from here....
binladin
15/4/2013
13:48
It looks like a number of events have conspired to hammer precious metals over the last two days, the main ones being:-

- China's growth rate lower than expected - reduces demand for base metals and oil so precious metals take some of the flak as well
- Cyprus is being encouraged to sell its gold reserves to contribute towards its bail-out and some think that other troubled economies could be asked to do the same, producing a glut of gold on the market
- Japanese QE will boost Japanese stocks and bonds so people take their money out of gold and invest in the world's third largest economy to give them a better short term return than gold

Also, some say that the US dollar will strengthen as the US shows signs of coming out of recession. But this is a phoney recovery paid for by QE of $85 billion a month.

And the events in China, Cyprus and Japan will all lead to more money printing. In other words the case for holding gold is stronger than ever with most of the western world racing to destroy their paper currencies and promote inflation to reduce the real value of their debt.

I agree with binladin - this will go up again at some point - and probably the big merchant banks will get in at the bottom after telling their clients to short gold before the sell off.

It looks like we're heading into rougher waters - gold and silver are still the best insurance.

jaywhy
15/4/2013
12:40
this will go up now....
binladin
19/3/2013
10:52
Thanks for that,

- I'm also looking into a SIPP linked to GoldMoney,
[of James Turk fame]
which holds physical metal in vault, on your behalf.

Link Below (although you may have to copy & paste into your address bar -
my HTML is not great - so unable to make into a "live" link.)

k mon
19/3/2013
09:57
p.s. for what its worth I like MML, YAU, KEFI & KYS. Not without risk, but there is also risk in holding paper gold. I also hold a some physical in the sock draw.
ifthecapfits
19/3/2013
09:56
Mining shares surely?
ifthecapfits
19/3/2013
09:51
- watching & waiting LUDERITZ -

Although, as far as I can make out, only advantage of this instrument over physical, (for us small time players at least, - where a biscuit tin is all that is required) - is potential liquidity provided by this instrument.

- Security of value, in terms of the absolute, is after all
the only reason for holding Gold.

When & If the brown stuff hits the swirly thing, - How secure will this instrument be ? - & How liquid ?
- would it be sequestrated ? - have a quick short back & sides? - or just stop trading.?

- Not being facetious here, as I am trying to find a secure method of holding gold / Silver in my SIPP.

- If you know of one - I'd appreciate your view - (Others may too - I can't be the only lurker out there)

Either way ------ You are not alone :0)

k mon
18/3/2013
14:16
No one else dabbling in this one?
luderitz
12/3/2013
14:28
Gold having a good day for some reason.
luderitz
28/2/2013
11:16
Answer to my own Q, Up and down 0-;
luderitz
26/2/2013
10:36
Gold taken a dive lately so interesting to see where it goes after the general market rise of late.
luderitz
19/2/2013
19:03
This forecast is for the next 3 months, do your own research.

GOLD£ - Neutral stance, until it closes weekly under £990/Toz I would be bearish, above £1100/Toz I would be bullish.

notanewmember2
23/1/2013
11:32
Thanks Freddie but I will stay with these.
luderitz
11/1/2013
17:22
There are some highly leveraged tools to hold gold, not sure if they are etfs or what. I've heard of something eight times leveraged, if you are a raving gold bull I would go for that.
freddie ferret
10/1/2013
21:56
Don't know yam but as PHGP is backed by real gold in vaults I concluded that it was one of the safest ways to hold shares in the stuff.
luderitz
29/11/2012
15:10
is this the best way to buy gold other than holding coins?
yam114
03/11/2012
11:32
I also use TD Direct Investing for these.
mallorca 9
28/9/2012
14:10
Barclays Stockbrokers do Scotbucks.
luderitz
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