Sorry Alasdair, but the last prediction made by Oliver regarding the silver price exploding within his set time frame turned out to be complete crap - I wont bother watching this.
Enjoyed the video thank you. Makes complete sense to me that all that printed money in the US and the lamentably out of touch politicians in the UK are going to be driving the stock market off a cliff - albeit preceded by a small hill. Commodoties therefore will tick up, as measured in rotting money, and monetary metals will fly up - at some point - though it would be fascinating if bitcoin took the edge off that (I confess to maintaining a stash). My ISA for this year (year 1) is mainly in silver / gold and bitcoin followers like microstrategy and btc ‘miners’. I would like to ask the knowledgable among you: assuming you had £30k to invest (of which surely it makes sense to put £20k in an ISA) would you go heavy on a silver ETF and buy physical gold britannias on the basis that there is no CGT and no VAT on that physical gold? The 30k figure is relevant in that, I prefer physical but I am not wealthy to the point of never needing to consider the premiums and hassles with physical gold (especially on the way out) esp given that the liquidity of ETF’s is pretty great.
Sorry Alasdair, but the last prediction made by Oliver regarding the silver price exploding within his set time frame turned out to be complete crap - I wont bother watching this.
Enjoyed the video thank you. Makes complete sense to me that all that printed money in the US and the lamentably out of touch politicians in the UK are going to be driving the stock market off a cliff - albeit preceded by a small hill. Commodoties therefore will tick up, as measured in rotting money, and monetary metals will fly up - at some point - though it would be fascinating if bitcoin took the edge off that (I confess to maintaining a stash). My ISA for this year (year 1) is mainly in silver / gold and bitcoin followers like microstrategy and btc ‘miners’. I would like to ask the knowledgable among you: assuming you had £30k to invest (of which surely it makes sense to put £20k in an ISA) would you go heavy on a silver ETF and buy physical gold britannias on the basis that there is no CGT and no VAT on that physical gold? The 30k figure is relevant in that, I prefer physical but I am not wealthy to the point of never needing to consider the premiums and hassles with physical gold (especially on the way out) esp given that the liquidity of ETF’s is pretty great.