I'm no chartist, but $ilver looks like a screaming buy @ $12
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If it blows through $11.80 support like it did $16.50 then all bets are off.
Way oversold, IMO!
Way oversold, IMO!
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In my opinion silver will be in the single digits soon. OTOH dollar cost averaging, starting at $12, on the way to a bottom of $8 might not be too bad. Especially if the bottom is higher.
Collector of Early 20th Century U.S. Coinage.
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that spot price.
My local B@M pulled all they had. They left the ASE's they are still trying to sell for 19.50. Apmex has their generic
silver rounds for 17.50... 5 bucks over spot for generic rounds...
<< <i>Good luck finding it for a 12 dollar spot price. I have searched 3 BST forums all day and haven't found any near
that spot price.
My local B@M pulled all they had. They left the ASE's they are still trying to sell for 19.50. Apmex has their generic
silver rounds for 17.50... 5 bucks over spot for generic rounds... >>
i agree. the best i can do at the B&Ms around here is about 155-160
for 10 Oz bars. no thanks at current prices.
I will wait until the dust settles and the B&Ms get new stuff in. Let
other people buy their expensive stuff.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
I second that. It will be interesting to see what happens.
I knew it would happen.
Camelot
<< <i>Bottom $8.70 >>
Like I said, I'm no chartist, but I've got Screencapture and MSPaint lol.
Woo
Buy at 12!
It was close to 12 just a scant decade after this thread started.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
It was and indecision kept me from it.
I thought it would go lower.
Once it headed back I was too scared to do anything
Don't be scared. Buy low sell high
The whole worlds off its rocker, buy Gold™.
I'm still looking for sub 10 to bury myself in pounds of silver
Yup. Its tough when you see it fail time and time again. And especially tough since its a nonproductive asset, no income or interest. That makes investing in it difficult. But the allure of quick gain is always enticing. Or patience is a virtue.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
I think my problem is idecision surrounding picking tops and bottoms
It takes tremendous discipline (and compelling life experience) to "buy low, sell high". The default of human nature is to sell when you've "given up" while stuff is in the doldrums, and to buy when things are surging, and everyone's excited.
It's why the select human species with ice water in their veins picks the rest of us clean, time after time.
Here's a warning parable for coin collectors...
The age old dilemma... and most do it the exact opposite... buy high - when all the excitement is raging, believing it will continue up....and sell low, as panic sets in, to get what one can before it is worthless....Trying to hit tops and bottoms have devastated many as well....Fun times people... Cheers, RickO