shmmeee
Well-Known Member
Not sure that’s true historically.
Chart of the Day: Gold vs. Inflation
Today's Chart of the Day provides a look at gold prices adjusted for inflation dating back to 1920. When did it peak and where is it today?
Gold has gone up 40% in the last year. Generally a good hedge against inflation.
So what's your best hedge, cash under the mattress.Not sure that’s true historically.
Chart of the Day: Gold vs. Inflation
Today's Chart of the Day provides a look at gold prices adjusted for inflation dating back to 1920. When did it peak and where is it today?www.crews.bank
Stick to your mattress then.Real estate or stocks looking at the data. I forgot you don’t believe in facts though, just whatever some grifter has told you, which explains this:
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There is supposed to be a WH meeting on Friday to discuss US digital currency policies.Back again , After Friday's meeting at the white house are expecting some major movements tomorrow or business asuall .
Crypto is down a bit over the last week or so ?There is supposed to be a WH meeting on Friday to discuss US digital currency policies.
Yep it's a market, this sort of thing happens to shares, gold and other metals too.Crypto is down a bit over the last week or so ?
This market thing how can we make it work for us ?Yep it's a market, this sort of thing happens to shares, gold and other metals too.
Too late mate you should have bought some yesterday.This market thing how can we make it work for us ?
It’s been down for a while now.Crypto is down a bit over the last week or so ?
Given current events I'm going in on European defence/arms manufacturers:
BAE
Thales
Saab
Leonardo
Rheinmettal
Missed the early run on them last week, but it seems fairly certain that Europe is going to significantly increase defence spending.
That was well timed!These all jumped between 10% and 17% today
And it fell back today.Just looking at live prices now they all gone nuts upwards!
Might be time to fill your bootsSuspect will be quiet here for a while
its knowing when the bottom is - could go down another 10% yet quite easily -Time to buy as much as possible.
Nobody knows where the bottom is, if we did it would be easy, but I agree with the buy now strategy. If you took the FTSE as a whole (basically bought the FTSE) it will recover and long term will always hit a new high. It won't make you rich overnight and not as safe as bank interest, but it will recover and will turn a profit.its knowing when the bottom is - could go down another 10% yet quite easily -
Good luckTime to buy as much as possible.
Nobody knows where the bottom is, if we did it would be easy, but I agree with the buy now strategy. If you took the FTSE as a whole (basically bought the FTSE) it will recover and long term will always hit a new high. It won't make you rich overnight and not as safe as bank interest, but it will recover and will turn a profit.
My pension pot has now dipped by £25k so that's an extra year I'd have to work, but I'm happy that it means my contributions will be buying lower now, so when it recovers it will be much better. Fortunately at 52 I have around another 10 years to go. If I was retiring next year I'd be panicking a little now.
its knowing when the bottom is - could go down another 10% yet quite easily -
That's why you don't try to be a hero and go all in on day 1.
Time to buy as much as possible.
Time to buy as much as possible.
I just mean there’s a certain tension between warning against going “all in on day 1” and also urging “buy as much as possible” on day 5!Really not sure what you're trying too prove. Every person and their dog knows about averaging your investments.
So what. You'd still make money,its knowing when the bottom is - could go down another 10% yet quite easily -
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