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House has closed his safe door. Experts are now predicting a world shortage because he's not selling
 
sconejon said:
House has closed his safe door. Experts are now predicting a world shortage because he's not selling

:lol: Sincere apologies for any inconvenience caused
 
sconejon said:
House has closed his safe door. Experts are now predicting a world shortage because he's not selling

When House shuts his wallet is when I'll start worrying.
 
Eureka Moments said:
sconejon said:
House has closed his safe door. Experts are now predicting a world shortage because he's not selling

When House shuts his wallet is when I'll start worrying.

That'll be quite soon actually, reached the target a good few months ago :D Will engage in DCA'ing like a sensible person from now on. Yawn.
 
House said:
Eureka Moments said:
sconejon said:
House has closed his safe door. Experts are now predicting a world shortage because he's not selling

When House shuts his wallet is when I'll start worrying.

That'll be quite soon actually, reached the target a good few months ago :D Will engage in DCA'ing like a sensible person from now on. Yawn.

Im worried. :(
 
:D

I have triple my stacks recently; thanks to the lower price.
Still never enough. If anyone one want to bail out. Look out for me.
Thanks in advance.
 
Beststocksite.com gives this as the explantation;

Gold futures are taking a small breather in the early part of Tuesday's Asian session after the yellow metal ripped higher Monday in the U.S. to extend its winning streak to five days.

On the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold futures for June delivery fell 0.09% to USD1,419.95 per troy ounce in Asian trading Tuesday after settling up 1.94% at USD1,422.65 a troy ounce in U.S. trading on Monday.

Gold futures were likely to test support USD1,403.55 a troy ounce, the earlier low, and resistance at USD1,590.05, the high from April 9.

Gold got a lift Monday in the U.S. amid some safe-haven buying following a concerning real estate data point. In U.S. economic news, the National Association of Realtors said existing home sales dropped 0.6% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.92 million in March from a downwardly revised 4.95 million in February. Economists expected an increase in March, but the number was still higher by 10.3% on a year-over-year basis.
 
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