That Closing Bell did not ring happy today....

tneig

Not happy on that side of the house today... and neither am I.
It never holds high long enough and I feel hands reaching into my pockets.

Glad I took that high gain stock completely out when it was on the upswing.
It will keep reappearing as PMs, so I'm glad there's a dip to get in on long term.

Coyn

That's great.

Can you give us that in English now?

renman95

<< <i>That's great.

Can you give us that in English now? >>



I'll translate, poster likes apple pie, long walks on the beach and wants to know if you are a Pisces.

Justacommeman

<< <i>

<< <i>That's great.

Can you give us that in English now? >>



I'll translate, poster likes apple pie, long walks on the beach and wants to know if you are a Pisces.

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MJ

tneig

ok, ok.. I get it. lol

The dow sunk again today, as of the closing bell.

Glad I took out a big $chuck previously, while it was higher. Its going into PMs.

;-)

renman95

<< <i>ok, ok.. I get it. lol

The dow sunk again today, as of the closing bell.

Glad I took out a big $chuck previously, while it was higher. Its going into PMs.

;-) >>



You're a good sport and I'm a smart arse.

I think I would put smoe money aside for cheaper gold down the road, jmho.

tneig

I lost more yesterday in my mutual funds, then any one purchase ever in PMs.

I get ya,
and have a budget plan for over a years worth of investing, so I'll buy some now, and later.

(ps. I like the back and forth... Earning my place in the forums... )

Ya know, everytime apmex puts on a sale, the silver spot goes up a buck.
I don't want the price to go back just yet. I'm still buying..

jmski52

"Averaging in" is very difficult to do when you are establishing a brand-new longterm position, but it's really the safest and best way to go. It becomes more like an old-time savings account, after awhile.

A brand-new position always seems to be subject to the whims of the market fluctuations but if you manage your other cash flows and income, the precious metals take care of themselves. In this environment (bias towards inflation, QE) the value of your position will eventually lift off of the baseline and grow. Along the way, you will see some huge spikes that might tempt you to sell. Don't.

Coins101

<< <i>Ya know, everytime apmex puts on a sale, the silver spot goes up a buck.
I don't want the price to go back just yet. I'm still buying.. >>



Actually, I think it's more like when silver silver goes up a buck, APMEX has a sale hoping to cash in on the buyers thinking this is a run.

TwoSides2aCoin

I lost my _ _ _ in _ and _ _ _ _ and I don't want to think about it until Monday.

Coins101

I don't think next week will be much better for stocks. On the bright side, PM seem to be heading north again. But, will it keep going??????

OldEastside

I feel the pain too! thats it no rant, I don't wanna get bammed

Steve

ChrisRx

<< <i>I lost my _ _ _ in _ and _ _ _ _ and I don't want to think about it until Monday. >>



C and GOLD?

ricko

The old adage...'sell in May and stay away', could definitely hold true this year. Cheers, RickO

Coins101

I dumped my Deferred Comp $$ into a bond fund before this last drop and so far, I saved about 14%. Now, the question is, when to go back into the stock funds. If it is anything lst the last couple year, the time would be this fall. However, with the election coming up, I don't know what effect this will have on the markets.

johnny9434

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<< <i>That's great.

Can you give us that in English now? >>



I'll translate, poster likes apple pie, long walks on the beach and wants to know if you are a Pisces.
lmao









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