Buy, Hold, Sell - Poll
tneig
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It was more exciting when Gold at $1555 and Silver at $26.xx. Now where do you stand?
Buy if $ goes Down
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"cheap" !!!
"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
The next time I have too many dollars on hand, I may decide to rescue them with some silver.
I knew it would happen.
I grabbed 4 silver eagles today at 35$ each, one was a 2008-w with packaging and I picked up a ex-jewelry 1915 quarter eagle with a small loop soldered on it for $225 I ran out of money and couldn't take home the 1$ gold with a loop he had but he let me put money on it to hold it on lay-a-way till next week. I got that for 90$
So I guess I'm "buying"
"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
<< <i>voted "holding" earlier today but couldn't turn down an offer five minutes ago to buy six mint ASE tubes @ 730 ea.
So I guess I'm "buying" >>
At that price, I'd be a buyer to
<< <i>voted "holding" earlier today but couldn't turn down an offer five minutes ago to buy six mint ASE tubes @ 730 ea.
So I guess I'm "buying" >>
Where does one get a deal like that? I need to find me some of those deals
BST Transactions (as the seller): Collectall, GRANDAM, epcjimi1, wondercoin, jmski52, wheathoarder, jay1187, jdsueu, grote15, airplanenut, bigole
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<< <i>voted "holding" earlier today but couldn't turn down an offer five minutes ago to buy six mint ASE tubes @ 730 ea.
So I guess I'm "buying" >>
Where does one get a deal like that? I need to find me some of those deals >>
If it makes you feel any better I delivered two tubes to a great member here for $705 ea. just before the big "Bernanke Push."
"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
<< <i>Well...I got greedy during the last run up, believing in to many "fairy tale" stories on how silver will reach $100+ momentarily, and held on. Not this time...I'm slowly selling all the stuff that I purchased below $20 an oz...It may take a while though. Same with gold..just got rid of my early bullion first spouses. >>
Take heart OPA. Take a look at the Dec Silver Monthly Chart. The previous to up legs were needed to complete the process. This leg up promises to be the first of at least three. If you study the chart and add your basic technicals you will see a whole different picture than what was presented on the first two.
Trying to find something interesting down the road, not so much bullion related.
While gold doesn't surprise me, I am not sure about silver holding these levels.
I liquidated part of my Pt as well, need to understand where it's going before buying again.
MM
If there was a buying to sell and take the profits from that sale to buy things that I really want, that's what I'd pick.
But the things I really want is odd size or looking silver, so I guess in effect I am buying, so I'm buying all the time.
It's all really how one wants to look at it I suppose.
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<< <i>Well...I got greedy during the last run up, believing in to many "fairy tale" stories on how silver will reach $100+ momentarily, and held on. Not this time...I'm slowly selling all the stuff that I purchased below $20 an oz...It may take a while though. Same with gold..just got rid of my early bullion first spouses. >>
Take heart OPA. Take a look at the Dec Silver Monthly Chart. The previous to up legs were needed to complete the process. This leg up promises to be the first of at least three. If you study the chart and add your basic technicals you will see a whole different picture than what was presented on the first two. >>
To bad charts can't predict the future with certainty and only rehash what happened in the past under similar circumstances. It's still a crap shoot....sometimes the charts are correct, but most times, not. If chart reading was such an accurate method of predicting the future, you'd not be posting on this forum, but enjoying your wealth on some fancy yacht visiting all the in spots.
First thing that comes to mind is that...
I'm holding my core stack,
I'm buying because core is not quite at the point where I would like it to be,
I'm selling odds and ends to buy things that fit in said stack,
And I'm trading much in the same manner as my selling statement, and also for a different reason...
(I'll let you all know Friday)
Edit: wrong emoticon
It's all about what the people want...
Bingo....the reality.
Charting seems like a LOT of work spinning data this way and that to see what you want or are looking for.
Data is not knowledge.
I do wish everyone success however in any way they can achieve it.
Best.
All charts can do is tell you what happened, they are a total reactive way of viewing something. You can use them for comparison when simliar lines start forming the same trends, but that by no means can tell you that it is going to happen the same way that it happen-ed the same way the last time the lines drew what they drew.
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<< <i>Well...I got greedy during the last run up, believing in to many "fairy tale" stories on how silver will reach $100+ momentarily, and held on. Not this time...I'm slowly selling all the stuff that I purchased below $20 an oz...It may take a while though. Same with gold..just got rid of my early bullion first spouses. >>
Take heart OPA. Take a look at the Dec Silver Monthly Chart. The previous to up legs were needed to complete the process. This leg up promises to be the first of at least three. If you study the chart and add your basic technicals you will see a whole different picture than what was presented on the first two. >>
To bad charts can't predict the future with certainty and only rehash what happened in the past under similar circumstances. It's still a crap shoot....sometimes the charts are correct, but most times, not. If chart reading was such an accurate method of predicting the future, you'd not be posting on this forum, but enjoying your wealth on some fancy yacht visiting all the in spots. >>
Your right, I've traveled enough and now am satisfied to enjoy the serenity of my security with my God, Guns and Gold, and I've got to include the Silver stuff. My track record is in the 70%
area of actual trades put on. I do not however put enough risk capital on any one trade to make a true "Livingston" killling in any of the markets. I enjoy it as a money maker and as a learned Hobby, but a serious one. Plainly put I enjoy it. Its like doing battle daily, and winner takes all.
I am reiterating my suggestion to not lose heart on this Silver market. The Monthly is still pegging Up and the Monthly DXY Dollar is Pegging Down. We may have some retracements to keep the move strong but that is the norm.
gold/silver/platinum in my house and set a new record! Oh, I'm from Carson City, too! Just
live in Vegas now.
bob