sumorada... if you start getting wrapped up in daily moves (and youre not trading a hundred thousand ounces per day) youre going to start pulling your hair out over nothing.
a wise man once said: "one day does not make a trend."
and you know what? two days doesn't make a trend either.
frankly, I have found over the years that the people who are more concerned about daily moves have the least amount of money in action.
if you had big money you would take a big money position and you wouldnt fret over one day.
<< <i>sumorada... if you start getting wrapped up in daily moves (and youre not trading a hundred thousand ounces per day) youre going to start pulling your hair out over nothing.
a wise man once said: "one day does not make a trend."
and you know what? two days doesn't make a trend either.
frankly, I have found over the years that the people who are more concerned about daily moves have the least amount of money in action.
if you had big money you would take a big money position and you wouldnt fret over one day. >>
The last time I checked I believe most of us were human. We all have different likes and dislikes. If one persons hobbies involve the daily watching of PM prices, so be it
<< <i>sumorada... if you start getting wrapped up in daily moves (and youre not trading a hundred thousand ounces per day) youre going to start pulling your hair out over nothing.
a wise man once said: "one day does not make a trend."
and you know what? two days doesn't make a trend either.
frankly, I have found over the years that the people who are more concerned about daily moves have the least amount of money in action.
if you had big money you would take a big money position and you wouldnt fret over one day. >>
Agree. No different than checking your stocks or the DOW Industrials or S&P each day.
The last time I checked I believe most of us were human. We all have different likes and dislikes. If one persons hobbies involve the daily watching of PM prices, so be it >>
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
you want "action" so badly, go to a roulette wheel in Vegas and put your money on either black or red. you have a 49.5% chance of being right.
No thanks. I'd rather take the 66% odds that gold will be higher in September based on historical trends as well as the chart action of the past 18 months coupled with the economic/financial/monetary activity of the past 25 months. Gambling/investing with the odds in your favor is preferable to roulette. There are no true investments any more just different levels of gambling/risk at the private/public/govt casinos.
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Then again, my track record of short term guesses demands you do the opposite of what I guess.
TexI'm gonna call down on the big 3. Rhodium will stay @ $1500 lol
I hope your wrong.....I just bought a Green Monster Box about 1 1/2 hours ago....
No....I plan to sell @ 20.00 give or take .50c
I like the metal silver......
if you want "action" so badly, go to a roulette wheel in Vegas and put your money on either black or red. you have a 49.5% chance of being right.
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Very informative...thanks for your input......
<< <i>who really cares >>
a wise man once said: "one day does not make a trend."
and you know what? two days doesn't make a trend either.
frankly, I have found over the years that the people who are more concerned about daily moves have the least amount of money in action.
if you had big money you would take a big money position and you wouldnt fret over one day.
www.AlanBestBuys.com
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<< <i>sumorada... if you start getting wrapped up in daily moves (and youre not trading a hundred thousand ounces per day) youre going to start pulling your hair out over nothing.
a wise man once said: "one day does not make a trend."
and you know what? two days doesn't make a trend either.
frankly, I have found over the years that the people who are more concerned about daily moves have the least amount of money in action.
if you had big money you would take a big money position and you wouldnt fret over one day. >>
The last time I checked I believe most of us were human. We all have different likes and dislikes. If one persons hobbies involve the daily watching of PM prices, so be it
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<< <i>sumorada... if you start getting wrapped up in daily moves (and youre not trading a hundred thousand ounces per day) youre going to start pulling your hair out over nothing.
a wise man once said: "one day does not make a trend."
and you know what? two days doesn't make a trend either.
frankly, I have found over the years that the people who are more concerned about daily moves have the least amount of money in action.
if you had big money you would take a big money position and you wouldnt fret over one day. >>
Agree. No different than checking your stocks or the DOW Industrials or S&P each day.
The last time I checked I believe most of us were human. We all have different likes and dislikes. If one persons hobbies involve the daily watching of PM prices, so be it >>
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
No thanks. I'd rather take the 66% odds that gold will be higher in September based on historical trends as well as the chart action of the past 18 months coupled with the economic/financial/monetary activity of the past 25 months. Gambling/investing with the odds in your favor is preferable to roulette. There are no true investments any more just different levels of gambling/risk at the private/public/govt casinos.
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