at what price would you sell your silver ?

greatnortherncoin

at what price would you sell your silver ?

secondrepublic

$45/oz.

jmski52

For me, it's insurance and not really a commodity. If the economic situation changes, then it might become a speculative item once again. Until then, there's no incentive for me to sell it.

TWQG

I'm continuously buying and selling around a core position. I plan to sell 100 oz in the $18.50-$19.00 range.

gecko109

<< <i>For me, it's insurance and not really a commodity. If the economic situation changes, then it might become a speculative item once again. Until then, there's no incentive for me to sell it. >>

KUCH

Sell 100 oz at $34-$40.

OPA

$20+ .... Just another PM commodity to me. But I'm "stacking" up on smokes & coffee.

derryb

It is one of my savings accounts. I will sell some when I need to make a withdrawal. Fortunately I have only been making deposits.

OnlyGoldIsMoney

My physical silver is never for sale. A substantially higher price will just strengthen my resolve to hold what I have all the more tightly.

My silver ETF investments are always for sale when profits can be made - selling at peaks and reloading at dips.

RedHerring

I'd sell 100 ounces at $30/oz. I've only got a little over 200 ounces right now and plan to add more......

pruebas

If you sold your Ag, what would you do with the resulting paper dollars?

In my case, I would sell some PM if there was something I needed to spend on: very rare coin for the collection, new car, medical bill, etc.

Justacommeman

I buy silver for spectulation so I do have specific sell targets in mind.

However, I have always kept at least one $1000 face bag of 90% per person in living my household out of habit for a SHTF scenerio.
Kind of goofy I know, but I think I get that mentality from my grandparents who all came over on the boat together from the old country and hearing their stories...........

MJ

RedTiger

One million dollars... (Austin Powers joke)

All kidding aside, I am mostly a stacker of physical. If we do get a parabolic move, I may try to unload a bit of it, perhaps at 30% above what all the smart folks say is a rational valuation based on fundamentals. Another useful timing tool might be forum sentiment. When a bunch of forum newbies pile in, all buying large quantities without regard to price, and actually make money on their irrational emotional moves, that might be close to the end of the ride.

PerryHall

<< <i>If you sold your Ag, what would you do with the resulting paper dollars?

In my case, I would sell some PM if there was something I needed to spend on: very rare coin for the collection, new car, medical bill, etc. >>



Agree. I won't sell unless I need the cash to make a large purchase.

meluaufeet

I doubt I will ever sell all of it...

I think I'll sell half of it sometime this decade.

I'm not looking for a particular price or rate of return... but my plan is based on the gold to silver ratio... Dow to gold ratio (possibly S&P to gold ratio)... and US-TB interest rates.

Plans can change if the right opportunity came around (like undeveloped land).

So to answer your question directly... I don't have a clue.

MsMorrisine

>$30, otherwise it's not worth the trouble.

on the other hand... would you sell at lower prices if silver started to crater back towards $4 ?

ebaytrader

In an orderly market I'd be outta silver in the $25 range. Above that, imho, it approaches the grossly over valued realm.

johnny9434

40 to 50. 45 would do it altogether

tydye

I will be selling some if it hits $20. Half if it hit $25 this year. At the other end I would sell some if it hit $15. My average purchase price is around $14. I used to have a much lower purchase price but sold most a few years ago when it $20

NumbersUsacom

I'll start selling at the $260.00 level and hopefully be depleted by the time it hits 350.00

AgBlox

Already sold the majority between $18-$19. Waiting for it to drop under $10 again