Ned Land
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There’s a bloke at work who is convincing people in his team to buy gold.Sit tight![]()
I wouldn’t give any financial tips to colleagues.
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There’s a bloke at work who is convincing people in his team to buy gold.Sit tight![]()
Gold is a safe bet which always seems to rise slowly but surely but I'd wait till the next dip personally.There’s a bloke at work who is convincing people in his team to buy gold.
I wouldn’t give any financial tips to colleagues.
Ready to top this years ISA up. Do it now or wait until after the budget?
Gold is a safe bet which always seems to rise slowly but surely but I'd wait till the next dip personally.
You're right, but as a rule it rises slowly though. Hence me thinking there's gonna be a drop sometime soon.Gold is at it’s highest ever , nearly 21% up since August, hardly rising slowly.
we were always doomedAre we doomed?
Gold up another 2% at the close of play
going to be a drop soon, but as long as the drop is less than all these increases then folk are quids in
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Here is gold at 4:15pm yesterday which is the last recorded value on Trading 212 in europe
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And here is my own shares, which only has shares physical gold in, and the value of my share makes small movements all night
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This. You've gotta be in it for the long run. Sit tight.Every 18 months or whatever, there's a hefty market correction. Hes basically just stating the obvious really. The markets have always done this to a certain extent
Will you be needing it in the next five years or so?A general question- with a chunk of savings- whats best? Its just sitting in a 4.5% savings account at the minute. I have no clue about ISAs or investments etc
Will you be needing it in the next five years or so?
If it was me I'd definitely be keeping the chunk you need next year as cashPlan is to use some over the next year but not all
Yeah sort of this but it's a bit more nuancedDepends when need money
If it’s for retirement and planning retiring next 12 months any big market correction will obviously have an impact , if don’t need it for 5 year or more it’s irrelevant
They say , for retiring , you should also have enough cash to cover one year minimum , so don’t need to access ISA/pension during crash