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Its not about Joe public buying the odd sov its about nations like China buying thousands of tonnes. Its about JPM stuffing their private gold accts full Its about the GOFO rate turning negative. Its about the Comex and LBMA stockpiles depleting rapidly Is that happening ? If all you are doing is watching the spot price on a ticker then you aint getting the bigger picture

I bought one of those 2 weeks ago for €670 from http://gold-silver.be/fr/51-snake-1-kilo-2013.html It's a stunning coin ,I showed it to a workmate and he ordered a 1kg snake a 1kg koala and a 1kg kookaburra and that was his 1st ever purchase of silver my largest coin before this buy was a 5 oz America the beautiful (gettysburg) which I was rather dissapointed in

http://silverdoctors.com/cnt-sold-out-of-all-physical-silver/ oh dear what a shame never mind

We are heading for financial collapse gold and silver will be the last man standing the price is collapsing because the cabal are trying to scare you away from owning it they want it all for themselves physical demand is increasing in correlation with the price dropping throw your charts away switch off CNBC and keep stacking while you still can gold is the currency of kings silver is the currency of gentlemen barter is the currency of peasants debt is the currency of slaves and paper is the currency of fools which one are you ?

I believe a collapse of the housing market is the plan theres a lot of people with a noose round their necks already and lots of lovely assets to be removed from them for pennies in the £. Maybe they just want a few more sheeple to add to the pile of misery thats coming. My incredulity is that people would actually fall for this again .

London cannot drag the rest of the UK higher the rest of the UK is maxxed out . Do they start raising the multiples again ? Bring back liarloans ? 125% mortgages ? If London goes up its just the influx of foreign money into the elite areas do these investors pump their money into Glasgow or Newcastle ? How many new btl landlords are going to get onboard ? How many old btl landlords fancy another spin on the roulette wheel Let London inflate and let this bubble of corruption burst

i should have added what a lovely property it is and am surprised that there is so little interest shown. The only other suggestions I have would be to try advertising it abroad (for free if poss)its exclusive enough to stand out Try auctioning it off with a reserve of your choosing or consider a swap for some London based property (dont know if the fees from 2 transactions would be damaging or if a direct swap for a Chelsea flat would negate that) A quick word with a London based EA would clarify the feasability Must be some Londoners looking to "escape to the country" so shove the details in their face and take their selling concerns away I do realise this may be jumping from the frying pan into the fire In the meantime I'd get digging that hole Good luck

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/02/04/us-autos-electric-hydrogen-idUSBRE91304Z20130204 the battery car may not be feasible

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB119370066239175607.html you never know

we may need to look at a similair system to trains overhead cables or a side rail where power can be accessed As our motorways have already blighted the countryside maybe the installation of wind turbines/solar panels along the route would meet less opposition and help provide clean energy for clean vehicles directly

Don't panic don't panic -in a manipulated paper market you can throw the charts out the window the $ is fatally flawed , all fiat is being printed to infinity , the debt is exploding, gold/silver will be the last man standing. Scaring people away from the physical is priority, accumulation of the physical at lower prices is what the smart investor will do .

Politicians work for the bankers The bankers will want the bust for profit and to complete the cycle In 20 yrs time once this generation have moved on then the new generation will go through the boom and bust of property ownership once again just as this generation did after the 90s There is no money left to be made in supporting the bubble but theres plenty of profit to be made from a collapse . The asset transfer of the real estate at bust prices to the elite gives them the building blocks to rinse and repeat . This is part of the long term game Politicians will come and go -they will do what needs to be done and move on to a more lucrative career in eh banking perhaps . The boom wasnt about making the peasants wealthy The wealth they assumed they had in bricks and mortar was an illusion ,what they really aquired was debt and bucket loads of it . Conservative and Labour are the ying and yang , they are not there to give us wealth and freedom but to deprive us of it .The end game is to keep us enslaved . The carrot and the stick may be carried by 2 different hands but the hands belong to 1 body . Nothing in politics happens by accident -it is all planned ,it is only by seeing the plan that you can act to avoid the damage

Its usually the worst areas that are the last to benefit in a boom but the first to be affected by the bust The last time (80/90s) boom/bust occured it was the rise in interest rates that led to the collapse This time it started with the inability of banks to keep the lending going at higher and higher multiples of income. They resorted to self certs and interest only deals and cut rates to the minimum , the bust that had started to unravel was temporarily reinflated as repos were temporarily put on hold The cost of everything else however was on the rise and wage settlements didnt make up the difference. The illusion was that property was still a good investment . In moneyspeak I think they call it a bulltrap Last time it needed rates of 15-18% to blow the game and provide lots of real estate to the cash rich at a 50% reduction ,this time will require a far lower rise . The bubble is far larger this time round and it has captured the entire nation not just the SE . The people have had years of MEWing and the indebted are everywhere. When the bankers create booms to profit by they also plan the bust because they profit from that as well so I expect when it all plays out that nowhere will be left unaffected especially the SE. The 2008 mini bust came too soon ,the banks had overstretched themselves through greed but the bail outs which the people unwittingly funded gave them time . I feel the time is now right to start the collapse , as long as the cost of living keeps rising then those mortgages become unserviceable even without a large rise in rates . London will not escape , in fact when more and more people decide to move out to the more affordable areas it may well hasten the demise

theres a reason they have fallen more than other places Think toilets !

Its manna from heaven for stackers those who know where the silver prices are going will take full advantage