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What are you using these things for? Itsy and pseud . Anything and everything lil, haven't tried the washing machine yet but kettle, toaster. fridge freezer and microwave work just fine. Think of mine as a DIY solar install with battery like you see on the TV Adverts. Except mine is portable :mrgre...

Funnily enough just bought an Jackery expansion Battery Pack (2000 Plus) as I got a 20% off coupon.

That'll bring my storage up to 8KW from that system.


Still need to get the required solar mounted on my roof. Too old to do it myself.

Less than 12 hrs since my last post....


Gold: £1929.64 per troy ounce

Silver: £23.73 per troy ounce


Getting close to Kenny Rogers time......

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NMSrhJHilwk

Gold: £1905.45 per troy ounce

Silver: £22.93 per troy ounce

My buying is taking a hiatus at the moment. I just can't justify the price to be honest, although my purchases to date are showing a 13% return. This is one of my emergency funds/shush money for my relatives that the tax man doesn't know about. Selling it all to make the profit and gambling the pric...

Gold: £1852.18 per troy ounce

Silver: £22.06 per troy ounce

Gold: £1843.75 per troy ounce

Silver: £21.76 per troy ounce

Mad Scientist wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2024 7:49 pm Thanks for the link for the ration pouches! Will definitely take a look .

The £2 deal has just ended, but I am certain they will do another one soon.

jansman wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 5:10 am A good example. It’s made my investment decision good there. Thanks P.

It's getting close for a "cash out" and wait for the the prices to fall, or just sit back and watch.


Either way hindsight is 20/20 and I never bought enough back then

Gold: £1813.26 per troy ounce

Silver: £20.78 per troy ounce


Feb 24 2016 prices:

pseudonym wrote: ↑Wed Feb 24, 2016 2:13 pm Gold at £892

Silver at £11