We have approached a critical point

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piecesofme
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I'm very interested to see what happens now that we have approached the range of the last bottom.
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  • derryb
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    Government is the great fiction through which everybody endeavors to live at the expense of everybody else. - Bastiat

  • Baley
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    Time to "bail out" the metals? image

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  • tneig
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    The top part of the graph above shows things are happening but that's ok.

    The bottom part of the chart showing the EKG of investers is showing great distress.
    Keep the metal, watch the stress.

    Seriously, what would people do, sell/get out at a loss.

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  • secondrepublic
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    Meh.
    "Men who had never shown any ability to make or increase fortunes for themselves abounded in brilliant plans for creating and increasing wealth for the country at large." Fiat Money Inflation in France, Andrew Dickson White (1912)
  • TWQG
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    Sell last April 2011 like Justacommeman said to.
  • topstuf
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    If you're getting out at a loss, you didn't buy when you should have.
  • piecesofme
    piecesofme Posts: 6,669 ✭✭✭
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    Boy! These threads get personal quick even when there was nothing said to provoke such resentment. Oh well, with all the hate and discontent that is in the market between buyers and sellers right now, it's to be expected I suppose.
    btw...who said they were getting out, didn't buy when they should've or selling for a loss??? A chart was posted to show we're at a critical point, that's all.


    IMF to purchase $2B in gold

    Too late! Sadly, due to QE's, $2B doesn't go as far as it use to. Is that irony or what?
    With metals, it's not about how many $'s is being invested, it's about ow much weight is being purchased.

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  • johnny9434
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    id still like to stock up on silver when it does get down lowwwwwwwwwww
  • Timbuk3
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    Still buying if the price is right !!!
    Timbuk3
  • fc
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    I am a buyer of silver at 10 dollars. Maybe a few more years I can get back in.
  • DrBuster
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    Pirates don't stop treasure hunting, why should you.
  • Pokermandude
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    << <i>I am a buyer of silver at 10 dollars. Maybe a few more years I can get back in. >>



    I think you'll have to become a hotel coin buyer for that, good sir!
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  • LukeMarshall
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    Buy the Dips?

    It's all about what the people want...

  • pmcollectour
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    I think I will start buying again if it hits 1,450.
    I have some ideas in the 1450-1350 range, if we get there.
  • Justacommeman
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    << <i>Sell last April 2011 like Justacommeman said to. >>



    I was hopping for better cooperation. That way the inevitable PM whining would have been kept to a bare minimum and a more manageable numberimage

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  • gsa1fan
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    << <i>Sell last April 2011 like Justacommeman said to. >>



    I was hopping for better cooperation. That way the inevitable PM whining would have been kept to a bare minimum and a more manageable numberimage

    mj >>




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  • tneig
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    Was that it? Was that the bottom at the wee hours, at 27.91?
    COA
  • PerryHall
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    << <i>

    << <i>I am a buyer of silver at 10 dollars. Maybe a few more years I can get back in. >>



    I think you'll have to become a hotel coin buyer for that, good sir! >>

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  • derryb
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    Government is the great fiction through which everybody endeavors to live at the expense of everybody else. - Bastiat

  • EagleEye
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    Derryb:

    Your link about IMF buying gold looks like opinion, not fact.

    IMF to purchase $2B in gold


    If you check the underlying news story they reference, there is no mention about buying gold, just adding to its "precautionary reserves" , which may be cash on hand.

    The underlying news story says nothing about IMF buying gold

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  • roadrunner
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    << <i>Jim Willie: Gold ETF Raid Imminent As China Flushes J.P. Morgan of Physical

    Jim Willie: USDOLLAR VS GOLD >>



    Looking bank to the April 24th article, it seems Jim got the direction of the gold and dollar moves backwards. At least for now.
    The latest article sort of covers up this miss by stating a Chinese gold raid is in progress. The market is going to go where it wants to go.
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