DoctorSolar

My coins finally arrived today after a bit of a delay as they had run out of stock despite their website saying they were in stock before, during and after purchase! Anyway they are here now. Including delivery costs it worked out at £14.20 per coin delivered. There was no VAT to pay on delivery so the price you see on the silver-to-go website is the price you pay.

Thanks for the info. I sold pretty much all my PM investments near the peak in 2011 and have been sitting on the sidelines (paying off mortgage) for the past 4.5 years. Looks like a reasonable time to start getting back in particularly in silver. I appear to have just bought the last 100 1oz Britannias from Silvertogo

Looks like I win the bet azazel 2 years has flown by!!

Oh he was smiling away and the whole experience was frankly nauseating. How can he be a free man on a 600k+ pension? And more worryingly why was he at this institute? Surely he cant still be onvolved in banking can he?

I bumped in to Fred (the shred) Goodwin on the street today. Turned the corner and there he was walking towards me. A very surreal experience. Felt a surge of rage and wanted to shout something at him but he ran in to this place before I could get anything coherent: Chartered Banker Institute 38b Drumsheugh Gardens Edinburgh EH3 7SW http://www.charteredbanker.com/home/ What the hell is he doing in there?! Surely this pariah should be kept well away from such places!

Sure... Pretium Resources, Argonaut Gold, Franco Nevada, GDXJ, PSLV (when the premium to NAV is less than 5%) and few others... Cosigo looks a good punt here with a drill permit decision due hopefully sometime in the next few months. But then as long time holders will know we have been waiting for quite some time already so who knows!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhqyZeUlE8U&ob=av3e RIP MCA. A sad day indeed.

There is a good chance the bottom for the gold mining sector was put in yesterday. I've been buying what I perceive to be quality.

The low was 67p as I recall... did you change your mind again and buy in at 67p rather than waiting for 50p?

Yes I remember you took this comment completely the wrong way. As I remember you replied something along the lines of when the facts change I change my mind so I take it you didn't buy then? Or did you then change your mind again without telling anyone so you could come back and crow by misinterpreting my orginal post yet again?

I am looking at the dow in dollars... the currency that I thought was meant to remain chronically strong... on that basis a dow that is just of its highs is well very high indeed.

The DOW has doubled since the low of March 2009 and is only 9% or less off its all time high. How does that fit with this view?

In your deflationary world would gold not rise against everything including mining input costs? If so I would have imagined miners would be an asset of choice for you as their cash flow would soar.

I put on a friendly wager with Azazel back in October 2010: http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index.php?showtopic=4058&view=findpost&p=190279 If the nationwide index falls to £131,505 or lower I lose. That's a 20% drop form here. I think we will see nominal falls in 2012 for sure of maybe 10% or so but 20% seems a little steep. The last time that level was seen was in September-October 2003. Time will tell.

From 31st Oct 2010: http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index.php?showtopic=4058&view=findpost&p=190279 Azazel took me up on the wager: http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index.php?showtopic=4058&view=findpost&p=190289