"Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you." -Luke 11:9
"Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God is one LORD: And thou shalt love the LORD thy God with all thine heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy might." -Deut. 6:4-5
"For the LORD is our judge, the LORD is our lawgiver, the LORD is our king; He will save us." -Isaiah 33:22
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
Me too. I'm in for the long haul so I buy as finances permit. Once the government gets its finances in order, I may start selling. Sorry---I could say that with a straight face.
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
Correction? OK, but does everyone really believe that metals are going to increase .5 to 3% per day without a couple of bumps in the road? Reality check folks!
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I just bought this little stash (the 90%) at the very peak the other day....but I hedged my bets by offering 18x on the halves, 17x on the quarters, 16x on the dimes, and $8 per roll of war nickels (6 rolls). The Silver Dollars I paid $17 each. So $1700 for about $2200 at $30 silver.
Overall, I don't think I ripped the seller, and I fell like a drop won't destroy me on it, least not immediately.
<< <i>I just bought this little stash (the 90%) at the very peak the other day....but I hedged my bets by offering 18x on the halves, 17x on the quarters, 16x on the dimes, and $8 per roll of war nickels (6 rolls). The Silver Dollars I paid $17 each. So $1700 for about $2200 at $30 silver.
Overall, I don't think I ripped the seller, and I fell like a drop won't destroy me on it, least not immediately.
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Why don't that 84cc in old PCGS slab have a grade on label? Good pick up for $17
<< <i> Why don't that 84cc in old PCGS slab have a grade on label? Good pick up for $17 >>
Only the stacks were part of the 90% deal. The slabs were also purchased last week from a different seller....and then I made an amaturish attempt at a guess-the-grade on the US forum by photoshopping out the "grades". It was a train wreck of thread....Trolls get more respones.
I have. Buying the dips in this bull run has worked out prettty well so far. The trend remains your friend imo. MJ
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<< <i>CNBC guests saying the gold trade is over...LOL!! What fools--LOL. >>
...gotta love the knee-jerk! >>
US Bond rates are rising and that can dampen PM prices from the currency carry trade or arbitrage. PM's seem to be historically fully priced...gold may be over priced. A better bet now is to short US bonds.
Just purchased some 90% and some silver ounces today.
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]Just purchased some 90% and some silver ounces today.
Should a waited til Monday, at least. Me thinks it'll be heading down based on this. Logically, this should strengthen the $, but then again, this is a crazy market.
The FED raised interest rates considerably in 1978 and 1979 and were not able to derail commodities until rates were well into double digits. Short term moves with bank reserves and interest rates might scare some sheeple at first, but we're a long ways from derailing the bull.
I'm buying this correction on each dip....mainly miners.
<< <i>]Just purchased some 90% and some silver ounces today.
Should a waited til Monday, at least. Me thinks it'll be heading down based on this. Logically, this should strengthen the $, but then again, this is a crazy market.
I was expecting China to raise rates but I buy every week so I was not going to make an exception this week. Like RR, I buy the dips mostly with miners.
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<< <i>The FED raised interest rates considerably in 1978 and 1979 and were not able to derail commodities until rates were well into double digits. Short term moves with bank reserves and interest rates might scare some sheeple at first, but we're a long ways from derailing the bull.
I'm buying this correction on each dip....mainly miners.
roadrunner >>
I'm not sure anything can derail the rise of PMs as the US debt keeps growing. By 2020 the total debt will be 70% interest.... If the US were a corporation, I'd sell it short. And I guess by purchasing PMs that's in fact what I'm doing.
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I will just keep on buying whenever I see a good deal but then again all of it will have been a good deal five years from now. I call it wealth averaging and don't worry about the dips as silver is going to climb slow and steady over the next 5 to 10 years.
I will just keep on buying whenever I see a good deal but then again all of it will have been a good deal five years from now. I call it wealth averaging and don't worry about the dips as silver is going to climb slow and steady over the next 5 to 10 years.
I buy on dips, and try to sell for as little as a 4-5% profit within a week. I'd still rather have the cash, even at this point.
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"For the LORD is our judge, the LORD is our lawgiver, the LORD is our king; He will save us." -Isaiah 33:22
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Gold looks like it's a better buy than silver at this juncture.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
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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
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<< <i>CNBC guests saying the gold trade is over...LOL!! What fools--LOL. >>
...gotta love the knee-jerk!
<< <i>At below $28 ... I'll test the waters .... >>
it's treading OPA.......................
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<< <i>I purchased over 100 oz of sterling yesterday after the fall. >>
You've got blls....I wouldn't touch sterling silver with a ten foot pole...
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<< <i>At below $28 ... I'll test the waters .... >>
it's treading OPA....................... >>
Every time it gets close to my buy zone...it bounces back.... is there a rubber string attached to silver?
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Overall, I don't think I ripped the seller, and I fell like a drop won't destroy me on it, least not immediately.
<< <i>I just bought this little stash (the 90%) at the very peak the other day....but I hedged my bets by offering 18x on the halves, 17x on the quarters, 16x on the dimes, and $8 per roll of war nickels (6 rolls). The Silver Dollars I paid $17 each. So $1700 for about $2200 at $30 silver.
Overall, I don't think I ripped the seller, and I fell like a drop won't destroy me on it, least not immediately.
>>
Why don't that 84cc in old PCGS slab have a grade on label? Good pick up for $17
<< <i>
Why don't that 84cc in old PCGS slab have a grade on label? Good pick up for $17 >>
Only the stacks were part of the 90% deal. The slabs were also purchased last week from a different seller....and then I made an amaturish attempt at a guess-the-grade on the US forum by photoshopping out the "grades". It was a train wreck of thread....Trolls get more respones.
ps.........the number after the (.) in the barcode shows the grade!
MANY positive BST Transactions
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Isn't a warnick about $1.50 at current melt?
I knew it would happen.
I feel better about buying now than I did at $7 / $300.
At $7 / $300 .......... The housing market was still booming.
Every other show on tv was about buying a house, mow the lawn and
slap on a coat of paint, then sell it for a profit before making the first payment.
CD's would get you 5% .... and you could get that vacation home for 0% down.
And then there is now ...........
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I knew it would happen.
<< <i>
<< <i>CNBC guests saying the gold trade is over...LOL!! What fools--LOL. >>
...gotta love the knee-jerk! >>
US Bond rates are rising and that can dampen PM prices from the currency carry trade or arbitrage. PM's seem to be historically fully priced...gold may be over priced. A better bet now is to short US bonds.
<< <i>Silver at $30.00? Again I ask - what's a better alternative? The last time I asked, I got no replies. >>
I'll say what one of my buddies says - sugar.
<< <i>Silver at $30.00? Again I ask - what's a better alternative? The last time I asked, I got no replies. >>
Canned corn at 50c/can from Walmart.
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
And, again today...
<< <i>Silver at $30.00? Again I ask - what's a better alternative? The last time I asked, I got no replies. >>
You could try the "Bucks For Pucks" program-----------------BigE
<< <i>I buy more every week no matter the price. >>
in this economic environment and if one has the funds to budget, this the best "solution"
setting aside something each month regardless of the price to purchase: "priceless" advice.
Got these a few weeks ago..
5 oz proof
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Should a waited til Monday, at least. Me thinks it'll be heading down based on this. Logically, this should strengthen the $, but then again, this is a crazy market.
china raises rates over weekend
I'm buying this correction on each dip....mainly miners.
roadrunner
<< <i>]Just purchased some 90% and some silver ounces today.
Should a waited til Monday, at least. Me thinks it'll be heading down based on this. Logically, this should strengthen the $, but then again, this is a crazy market.
china raises rates over weekend >>
I was expecting China to raise rates but I buy every week so I was not going to make an exception this week. Like RR, I buy the dips mostly with miners.
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<< <i>The FED raised interest rates considerably in 1978 and 1979 and were not able to derail commodities until rates were well into double digits. Short term moves with bank reserves and interest rates might scare some sheeple at first, but we're a long ways from derailing the bull.
I'm buying this correction on each dip....mainly miners.
roadrunner >>
I'm not sure anything can derail the rise of PMs as the US debt keeps growing. By 2020 the total debt will be 70% interest.... If the US were a corporation, I'd sell it short. And I guess by purchasing PMs that's in fact what I'm doing.
I will just keep on buying whenever I see a good deal but then again all of it will have been a good deal five years from now. I call it wealth averaging and don't worry about the dips as silver is going to climb slow and steady over the next 5 to 10 years.
I buy on dips, and try to sell for as little as a 4-5% profit within a week. I'd still rather have the cash, even at this point.