Letting go of 50%
Frankiefanatic
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at this price was not that hard to do yesterday. It was a good deal all in all.
Turned 500 oz of 90% @ $37. even, then turned around and bought 10 oz of gold @ 1475, keeping a net of 3750 which can go into the piggy bank for the next down turn in either sliver or gold.
and this was very old stuff that had been sitting for many moons- you know the stuff that trailed after the Hunts drove the market and somehow a Saudi just had to unload what he had to make the market slide like a major earthquake. The 80's and part of the early 90's were so cool to buy stuff.
Now back to collecting more Frankies for fun and amusement.
I had to edit for poor spelling, my bad.
Turned 500 oz of 90% @ $37. even, then turned around and bought 10 oz of gold @ 1475, keeping a net of 3750 which can go into the piggy bank for the next down turn in either sliver or gold.
and this was very old stuff that had been sitting for many moons- you know the stuff that trailed after the Hunts drove the market and somehow a Saudi just had to unload what he had to make the market slide like a major earthquake. The 80's and part of the early 90's were so cool to buy stuff.
Now back to collecting more Frankies for fun and amusement.
I had to edit for poor spelling, my bad.
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I slept well last night as I have for 55 years- no pain no gain- some are winners some are losers
that is what the game is all about.
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<< <i>Basically he same thing I did. I did it to take profits from $12 silver that I had and even out my Gold to silver ratio with profits. >>
and this is what many have done over time- take a profit from stuff you have sat on waiting for this ride to go up. I took most of my $4-9 in for the trade.
So what would a common date Morgan go for today? 37- 45-60?
If you had a few thousand in the circ range- why not unload the old and get some new?