Exactly. The guy can always blow his brains out if it all goes wrong.
Can’t see a flaw in his plan anywhere.
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Exactly. The guy can always blow his brains out if it all goes wrong.
Can’t see a flaw in his plan anywhere.
Sounds legit.
Roffle.
https://i.postimg.cc/65Z0V7c1/4661814-C-0-DF3-4278-BCAB-67-A4-AEC3-B372.jpg
From last month’s Viz. Vaguely appropriate.
It seems to me to be moderately likely that the shit will more fully hit the fan for the £ and the UK economy in about 6-12 months.
I’m going to increase my % investment in gold a bit more over...
Well, quite.
I think for those of us approaching middle age that have assets and earn moderately well there is very little prospect of anything other than more, rather than less, tax for the rest of our working...
Not sure why Tapatalk has an objection to apostrophes currently.
I suspect Musk’’’s intentions are to leave with as much cash as possible squirrelled away in a variety of difficult to find locations.
Looks dismal for a lot of investors from where I’’m sitting.
Interesting reading raffe.
Presumably the inevitable endgame involves the total collapse of the company and loss of all investors’ money.
How long?
Thank you!
Let’s say this happens - can anyone recommend a good platform for a newbie to invest in an ETF?
Is IG.com sound?
Appreciate opinions!
Sounds like the Royal Mint are offering a kind of ETC (as well as shipping out physical gold) if I’m understanding it correctly.
Probably not the cheapest in terms of fees though.
Yep they are, but the “digital” gold is not in coin form. But cheaper per oz and no storage risks.
Is buying “digital” physical gold at the Royal Mint a reasonable strategy if we want to invest some money in bullion?
Costs 1% to sell. And 0.5% pa storage fee.
Aware that CGT will kick in...