In the black or in the red?

trozau

Just for grins I totaled the cost for all my gold and platinum physical stack and divided it by their combined total troy ounce weight. At parity, I don't start getting into the red until they go below $455.

How is everybody else doing?

fc

sold everything i had a few months back except a handful of rare
lib half eagles.

Smittys

Been selling and buying at all levels, however buying a tad more at the lower levels
However i had a decent amount at the 6.00 range to start the process with
I remember holding gold at 400 too
But with the buying and selling I figure i can weather any storm up, down, or just down

PS see any Saints or Libertys Twenties selling any where around spot?

storm888

I am very green, but only because I dumped all but the "emergency stash."

That stash is carried at <$6 and <$400. If I marked it at what I could have
sold it for, obviously, it would be red.

BUT, just because your house does not burn down is not a good reason to
cancel your home-insurance.

ALL of my paper-SHORTS are very green.

jdimmick

I stay in the black becuase I dont hold!!!!!!!

rgCoinGuy

I will admit being in the red, but that is only because I have just started a physical stash this year. I am into my gold for about 800 an ounce (live.com cashback purchases) and just under 20 probably on silver. I don't have a huge stash, and I am planning on keeping buying, not selling out of fear. I still have a good 25-30 years to keep saving, and this is only a portion of my long term retirement/saving strategy. I am loving this price drop and will be a buyer again shortly, as physical prices keep coming down.

SilverBaron

Green on all counts......

Silver< $9 and gold< $400 as a total average .... but I'm increasing that averege every chance I get!!

I'm an accumulator for now ....

Always stack'n higher!!

lope208

<< <i>I will admit being in the red, but that is only because I have just started a physical stash this year. I am into my gold for about 800 an ounce (live.com cashback purchases) and just under 20 probably on silver. I don't have a huge stash, and I am planning on keeping buying, not selling out of fear. I still have a good 25-30 years to keep saving, and this is only a portion of my long term retirement/saving strategy. I am loving this price drop and will be a buyer again shortly, as physical prices keep coming down. >>



Rob! Same situation here.

trozau

So long as you look at PM's as a hedge rather than using them as an investment tool then you will come out well in the long run. Putting a part of your disposable income in PMs (when available) preserves the buying power of that part of your liquid assets against inflation. Keep stacking!