Phew. Gold is drifting up

ManAtHome

Ian_W wrote: »

You can't "surge" on a minicycle - you can only surge on a supercycle!

Ok, so a "minicycle" must have one wheel, does a "supercycle" have 3 or 4 (or OMG even more...)? And do you need a car following with your clothes/kleenex whilst "surging"?

mr_fishbulb

Still got a long way to go until it gets back to where I bought it in February.

Got to have a bit of excitement though, otherwise it would be boring

cloud_dog

Ian_W wrote: »

Impossible! :rolleyes:

You can't "surge" on a minicycle - you can only surge on a supercycle!

Get my "drift"?

Orange 'Chopper', now there was a super cycle

wombat42_2

The gold correction in 2006 was 5% steeper than the one this year. Anyone who bailed out in 2006 must be kicking themselves in view of the stellar rises in 2007.

Incidentally, there is quite a lot of talk of $200 oil in 6 to 24 months. That would mean $1500 gold as there is quite a strong oil/gold coupling.

BIGGER_THAN_THE_GAME

Hi All, please can you advise how you go about investing in gold ?

This potential investment would be in additional to a stock market tracker and cash ISA, so it add to a nice basket of investments.

Do I need to approach my stockbroker/fund manager for this type of investment ?

mr_fishbulb

Down it goes again

Aegis

BIGGER_THAN_THE_GAME wrote: »

Hi All, please can you advise how you go about investing in gold ?

This potential investment would be in additional to a stock market tracker and cash ISA, so it add to a nice basket of investments.

Do I need to approach my stockbroker/fund manager for this type of investment ?

Stockbroker if you wanted to buy in to a gold ETF, fund manager if you want to get your hands on a fund that invests in gold-producing companies. There are other ways, but these are the ways I know will work without too much complication.