$1800 gold again today?
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We have been teased several times of recent. Maybe today is the day?
As of now:
GOLD $1,793.09 (+23.74)
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Ethereum $3300
Very nice indeed.
Ethereum and Palladium, rocking the Casbah.
Possibly, though $27 silver seems more likely.....Cheers, RickO
Yes, but with the slip in the dollar against other major currencies over the past few weeks, gold is actually going down in price, just not in dollars. It takes the same amount of dollars to buy gold now but less pounds or euros now to buy the same amount of gold. So buy in pounds or euros but they cost more dollars now. So you get less gold for your money. It's going down in price, just not in dollars. Gold-Dollar-Foreign Exchange-It's 3D chess.
Yup, again, cool!
As soon as I see a thread lead like this, I short the metal. I recommend you treat my metals predictions equally optimistically
But then again I called rhodium last April.. Or was it the year before?
Ethereum $3400
Ethereum $3500
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I am kind of shocked how silver has under performed most other assets since the great financial crisis of 2008. I remember silver selling for $19 back then. Today it's only a lowly $27. A pitiful return over 13 years. Compare that to the stock market or to almost any cryptocurrency asset.
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+$1800 is finally here!
I agree Winged liberty, silver has way under performed but I would not want to compare anything to crypto returns, right now!
Comparison is the thief of joy, after all.
Why would this surprise you? It is pretty much the way silver has always been. Gold, too. They generally do not move steadily in one direction for long periods of time.
Last March, silver was $15. And silver was $40 right after the financial crisis. So if you pick two different dates, you'll see a very different story.
And within 3 days.
GOLD $1,816.75 (+29.44)
Ethereum nearing $3600
I bought some ETH at 700. Now I want to use it to buy a coin but........what if it keeps going up......but what if it goes back down. Frozen
I hear ya Gazes, I unfroze long enough to purchase this:
Tulips remain unchanged...
Nice! If it goes back down I will kick myself for not getting something. On the other hand, I never thought it would go up this much so fast to get something in the first place. Will probably sell part of it.
It’s a nice problem to have.
I think I mentioned before that I always liked Ethereum. Developers are actually building for the network and they actually use the ethereum network, unlike most crypto.
I'm still holding my ethereum. But I did sell all the other cryptosc that I had
Nice ride!
Your post actually made me feel better
Those with significant profits sometimes feel as if selling is an all or nothing deal when it is not.
You can always sell just a portion of your position, even a fraction of a “coin” and take some off the table to invest elsewhere- or take profits- while keeping a portion for that “just in case it keeps running to the moon”.
I too have some Etherium, along with a handful of other Crypocurrencies and I did just that when Bitcoin had that huge run up in 2017. I kept a decent portion of that initial investment while taking a healthy chuck of profits to spend on other things. I had purchased prior to that in very early 2017, ETH at under $300 even. When it all tanked after the 2017 run up, I held on, pretty much forgetting it and considering it dead money. Well, it has really surprised me with its tremendous run up!
My point isn’t so much to gloat over this- which I admittedly am doing ;-)
but, to point out that one can take off part of a position while still holding on to some, if only holding a token fraction of the previous position. There are many investments that- had I done THIS, over the years, instead of bailing on all- even that former “token” position would have amounted to tremendous windfalls!
Just sharing some hard earned investment wisdom here friends.
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Back over $1800 again:
GOLD $1,809.31 (+2.59)
GOLD $1,781.17 (+15.65)
At least gold appears to be creeping back up to $1800 once again.
I sure like silver 😉
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
.......until the market manipulators push it back down again.
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"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
Silver should be 10 times as much as copper, and gold should be 10 times as much as silver. Easier to keep track of that way, just like in D&D. 😜
Wonder if the following would make any difference today
https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/u-s-coins/quarters/PCGS-2020-quarter-quest/album/247091
Looks like today (Friday) may see $1800 + going into the weekend if this week's upward movement is maintained.
As Friday arrives:
GOLD $1,793.80 (+10.20)
DWAC did quite well today, wish I’d brought more. Guess I’ll pull my stop loss and sell half for a nice profit since after hour trading strong.
There you go. 18 for a minute 🤠
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
Coin value calculations use the 5:23 AM PDT gold price for October 22, 2021:
Gold $1799.32/oz 15.72
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Well it changes every second. Currently 1804.20
yup:
Gold $1804.74/oz 21.14
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Fun to watch, but I'm glad I rode index funds over the past 3 decades instead of piling up gold in the corner and watching it not tarnish.
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Agreed. Gold is really best for traders not hoarders over long time frames.
wow:
Gold $1812.66/oz 29.06
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Not this week
Oct 22, 2021 17:00 NY Time
Bid/Ask 1792.00 / 1793.00
Is this the thread where people come to check the gold spot price?
I sure hope somebody keeps updating it every few minutes...
No this is the thread for dreamers 😉🙀
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
Getting close. $1793 today.
Gold and silver price expectations have a direct correlation on how exciting the coin market is to many people. When prices are stagnant or low compared to expectations, many people lose interest in common coins as well. It is not necessarily the actual price of precious metals but the price compared to the expectations people have based on the media, the economy, history, and even social media.
I am curious if coin dealers agree with this assessment. What do you think?
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Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
Top right of this page, Coinflation.
Key word "Appears" - Hey, Look over here - Gold is creeping up - DON'T look over here, so is the cost of gas and food. It's a vicious scenario..........
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Yeah, gold may beat inflation in the near term (or not) but not my cup of tea for investment
Gold? It don't run my lawnmower, or fill my freezer so I can feed my family!
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