PHYSGOLD

$SILJ $GDX

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@polcuriosa @RockBtmEntries Hmmm, yes because miners were doing so well in the end of January/ start of Feb when that ratio dropped so heavily.

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@DVSignals @barnabeewylde @uselinkinv No stress mate, I just think that he did say a number.

Because with saying the high was already in, that means he thinks the highest it will get will be the top so far, which was $96.38.

It was a great call from both of you amidst high bullish sentiment. Keep up the good work!

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@DVSignals @barnabeewylde @uselinkinv Mate, take a breath. I could be embarrassing myself here as I can’t tell if you’re getting angry as a joke or not.

All he said is the high was in for the month. Which is the exact number you said, because it had already happened. He wasn’t trying to discredit you from what i see

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@Beyond_Charting What do you think about $JD ? I managed to go long a few trading days ago.

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@Beyondcharting What do you think about $JD ? I managed to go long a few trading days ago.

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@LibertyOffense Hi Liberty!

I’ve found your method of tracking EMA breadth for your analysis fascinating. Just wondering how the breadth charts are looking recently for gold and silver and mining ETF’s.

Are these charts the topping signals you’re looking for eventually?

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@ChuckECheese_1 @garysavage1 People held the exact same narrative in 2011 that they are claiming is happening now.

After 2011, Silver had a horrible decade. Why can’t that happen again?

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@RockBtmEntries Oil, wheat, nickel, vanadium, copper…. All the next set ups are looking plentiful. I wonder how many of them come off!

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@LibertyOffense What plays would you be planning on buying when you expect oil to have bottomed?

I’m not very well versed in the oil space, so what stocks would your go to be? I know you like a lottery type pick, or would you be planning on buying junior producers?

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@LibertyOffense I was planning on listening to the recording today. But just to let you know, I think the recording of the space has been removed and I can’t view it

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@DonDurrett @OttRcott @jaconet1967 I was going to say…. 1911 is top of that list and they aren’t a producer! But I think it’s clear you like them that much it defies all rules.

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@NguyenTAndre07 @Beyond_Charting Typical, you now JUST start to believe in silver after missing out on its huge run. When will you ever learn…. TOP SIGNAL.

[Tom Nguyen @NguyenTAndre07]

@ThHappyHawaiian Not quite. Need to drop more. No fomo for me

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@Beyond_Charting @garysavage1 No, there isn’t anything he’s selling lol. He just talks politics sometimes.

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@HMRCcustomers Well I thought I did do that on the link you sent. Is there a way to check if it has been done? And in the self assessment I said my self employment came to an end on the exact date which altered my national insurance payments.

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@HMRCcustomers hi, I have submitted my self assessment and on the assessment I disclosed that I ended my self employment on the 30th of March. My breakdown shows that I am paying the forward payments for the next year.

Why should I be paying this if my self employment has ended?

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@HMRCcustomers So I wanted to have a clean slate of tax to start my new self employment in a different field but that is quite hard to do.

One more thing, I have now ended my self employment and don’t have concrete plans to start another. Do I need to tell hmrc to remove my self employment?

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@HMRCcustomers Okay, very helpful. Now last question from me I think. What would happen if I decreased the payments on account to zero. Then asked to remove myself from self assessment.

Say in January for example I start my new self employment and re register. Would the interest still apply?

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@HMRCcustomers Okay, thanks a lot. It is only an option to start another self employment that I might take up.

This would be in a completely different field to my previous self employment I’ve been filing for. Is there anything I need to do before any assessments?

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@HMRCcustomers So I’d just have a big lump sum to pay like I would have on my very first tax return I did?

Because that’s how I’d like it. If I end up becoming self employed again I would want to have my first return to have no prepaid tax on it.

[PHYSGOLD @physgold]

@HMRCcustomers Now, hypothetically, if I resubmit my claim to include £0 future payments.

Then later on in the tax year I become self employed in a seperate field. I would need to fill in another assessment even though I said I wouldn’t.

Would there be anything wrong with that?