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I have used Perth Bullion for mail order. All good and no problems.

In the meantime can the 60 second limitation be removed? Or, if that's risky in some way, perhaps eliminate the 60sec rule for members with (for instance) 100 posts or more?

For me, silver (and gold) stacking isn't simply about risk mitigation (though that is the primary incentive), it's also a means to collect lovely things that I enjoy fondling. I truly get pleasure out of going through it and looking at it. There is some sort of simple pleasure in handling gold...

And 'value' is determined by the difference between supply and demand.

Coupled with Trump's wish to actually encourage energy exploration rather than shackle the industry in green tape, the timing of this news could prove to be a huge boost for the US economy - and give Russia and the Middle Eastern oil producers the sh*ts: "USGS Announces Largest Oil And Gas...

Lewis Hamilton winning the WDC.

One word: diversify!

I will not buy high premium silver. I will not buy high premium silver. I probably will not buy high premium silver...... Must....resist........

Not wishing to piss on your fireworks and all that, but........ A mate of mine many years ago was a competitive cyclist. Spend a proper fortune on bikes and bits. He showed me his latest purchase one night, a Campagnolo gear set. He told me how utterly, utterly brilliant they were, and how...

I think, when trying to forecast what a Trump presidency will mean for markets, we have to consider, not just what his policy agenda could bring about, but what the inevitable war against him waged by the Left, the political/establishment elites (in America and internationally), mouthy...

That's where interest rates went soon after my wife and I took out our first mortgage. It's the principal reason why it took two salaries to make the payments on the smallest, cheapest house we could find - despite we boomers 'having it easy'.

From an interweb site and therefore gospel: "While gold has an inverse relationship with the dollar, stocks markets also have a deep connection to the metal. Investors commonly perceive gold as a haven in the event of a severe stock market downturn. Presumably, when we experience a global...

Thanks for the link, but now I have a headache.

So far, the switch hasn't worked out very well, though only marginally. In the week since I switched, my previous fund has grown a touch, while my new fund has shrunk a little. Not enough to be a drama, but if the sharemarket takes a big tumble at some point and my new fund doesn't hold up, I'll...

It could be worse. You could work in the public service but vote Liberal.

This came from reading today's item from Ainslie Bullion. I understand what the term means, but I'm having trouble identifying truly uncorrelated investments. I could accept that gold and stocks are uncorrelated for the sake of argument, though they aren't completely decoupled, are they? Are...

Tattoo parlours are often run by or connected to bikie gangs, I was told. Dunno how true that is.

A chest freezer, because I am the 'Bucket Chef' - I cook large quantities of stew, curry or today my speciality: roasted vegetables with tuna. These are all meals that freeze well and my repertoire means I can buy whatever is in season/cheap and make a bucket of it. In some cases (curry in...

Icky. Absolutely awful depiction of the falls plus a random queen on the back.

Maybe try shouting more.