Buuya! Gold at GBP1000.15!!!

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  1. Ag-ness

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    Look at it gooooo!
     
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    Has it been up that high before? If it has, it mustve been a while...
     
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    Not since Gordon Brown sold few hundred tons and cleaned up half of Britains gold for 150 GBP
     
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    ^ Too right Projack - the moment he sold off the reserves, I got VERY tempted to sell my UK holding too. Kinda glad I've held now - going to be watching it for the next few months rather closely...
     
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    Which only goes to prove one thing. Even those who we think "are in the know" (and give us the temptation to follow their lead) can get it horribly horribly wrong :)
     
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    Gordon Brown was told at time what he is doing very stupid, but he did not listen and even announced the sell publicly in advance to let the investment banks to front run his sales on COMEX. This announcement was like major shareholders letting everyone know in advance they will sell their stakes in a certain company because it is a bad investment. Gordon Brown is personally responsible for gold price to bottom in 1999.
    This is where 'Brown's Bottom' expression comes from.
     

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