chazza

I see it as being slammed down yesterday on touching the 150sma the previous day.

Its crazy, there has to be a better trade....but then a lot of people said that 5/10/15 years ago. And if the trend is your friend.... BTL, i dont think they do

Lots of chat between my colleagues and friends about buying houses/starting BTL/property portfolios for the long game.

Can you overlay that over the price?

Personally, would like to see a back test of the downtrend line we brokout of in August this year. That would mean 1590 area.

GCL LN (Geiger Counter): I just saw the price of this recently: 33p! From a high of 133.25 in April last year. Lows at 12. 4 years ago (from what i can see). I havent looked at Uranium for a while. Anyone following the sector closely?

shocking UK GDP figures. -0.7% vs -0.2 expected

Mate just selling in London, bght in 2007, made 50% in 5yrs...

downtrend resumed 20 target?

You have called for far too many tops to say the above statement with a straight face

yeah, i think thats the key. I dont mind doing it myself, though i dont have the time (kids & job get in the way). Though i guess the saying "throw enough mud..." carries some weight here as I guess a few people have no idea and just pay up (my wife seems a prime candidate here.. ).

In a related note, getting quotes/work done to the house. Some of the quotes are unbelievable. It would seem the tradesmen associated with housing are not feeling the pinch yet. If I lose my job (not insignificant odds) i might consider becoming a chippy/painter and decorator to make my fortune...

Yeah, i think 26 should be reasonable support. Maybe 23 does (or doesnt) come from a panic low. I see 23-area as the bottom of a nice downward channel. Maybe that is a bit too far, 25 as 50% retracement should also be a decent support. Maybe I wont be greedy and will look for 25-26 area.

Looking for above 70 G:S and 23/24 area silver.

Agreed, you can get lulled into a false sense of security with low rates, fogetting how much debt 'one' may actually have behind those low monthly repayements.