Just sayin'
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Amazing how quite this forum gets when the metals are weak.
I went away for 4 days and hardly a new thread. Probably not more than 100 comments made on the whole forum.
Buying time?
I went away for 4 days and hardly a new thread. Probably not more than 100 comments made on the whole forum.
Buying time?
Excuses are tools of the ignorant
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
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Calm before the storm maybe...I know I'm waiting to do some buying, but the usual yearly xmas contract ending BS has me stacking a bit more cash just in case I need to float.
MJ
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......
I still think we have a little more ways to go before it's time to buy hand over fist.
Lets see how the discussion shifts after the elections.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
Santelli had some comments this morning about all of the central banks, continuing to create more money - making the point that the US isn't unique in all of this.
Dow/gold = 7.63 (rolling over)
Government Reported Rate of Inflation = 2.0%
Real Interest Rate = 90 Day T-Bill Rate minus Inflation Rate = 0.1% - 2.0% = -1.9% (based on current inflation index)
2.0% - 5.4% = -3.4% (based on 1990 inflation index)
2.0% - 9.5% = -7.5% (based on 1980 inflation index)
Gold & Silver have gained between 20% - 55% when real interest rates are low (2% or under) or negative, from 1970 through 2010.
A negative real interest rate implies that you must pay for having cash savings, instead of earning interest on it. This is an incentive to spend money or find investments having a return higher than the rate of inflation simply to break even. Unfortunately, a higher return in a weak economy implies much higher levels of risk, i.e., higher potential for loss of capital.
It's all relative, Dave.
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>Amazing how quite this forum gets when the metals are weak.
I went away for 4 days and hardly a new thread. Probably not more than 100 comments made on the whole forum.
Buying time? >>
Nah its because we can't post any more Silver and Gold related to Politic threads. Takes all the pizzaz out of it.
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
<< <i>Frankenstorm! >>
yeah yeah, sandy frankenstorm is coming thru and everyione left town. theyll be back
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<< <i>Frankenstorm! >>
yeah yeah, sandy frankenstorm is coming thru and everyione left town. theyll be back >>
Exactly. What's the point? I see how whoever the Pres. is going to be directly relates to what precious metals will be persuaded to do, but I don't make the rules.
I also think alot of it is pent up frustration due to metals, esp. silver, getting so hyped up to soar only to actually now fall. Like I said, what's the point? It is what it is and everyone knows it, so what's to talk about if related topics that directly effect can't be discussed?
btw...$32.50 is to $32 what $35.50 was to $35 silver. A last gasp before falling further.
Everyone, most everyone talsk about how good it's doing because they have what still is considered to be a decent cost avg. But I say, what about the people entering, or wanting to enter into the realm? You actually think those people are impressed by silver? C'mon, be honest with yourself. Those people are saying wth? QEinfinite is a reality and the thing goes DOWN? c'mon man. Try seeing it from the new money point of view, and not just your selfish point of view because you've been in since $10 silver.
maybe it's because of the preceeding threads that talked about guns & ammo that have absolutely nothing to do with pm's that didn't go away? Just sayin'
Let's remember what started it...the willingness to not make one subject be taboo, and not another that was born out of it.
<< <i>Buying time? >>
Jeepers, Dave, I've come to look to you as a reliable, rational, and informed provider of answers to this question, not the asker of it.
Personally, I see this is a great time and price point to accumulate additional silver.
If that were truly the case, then I think his thread would have been titled "No more guns and ammo threads" instead of "No more politcal posts". Just sayin'
edited to correct the name of the thread
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<< <i>Buying time? >>
Jeepers, Dave, I've come to look to you as a reliable, rational, and informed provider of answers to this question, not the asker of it.
Personally, I see this is a great time and price point to accumulate additional silver.
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Interesting enough, I take a lot of trading clues from you guys.
BTW---How you been?
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
I do believe that the election results tue night will directly affect the metals (just on perception alone) It may reverse back over some time to where it was, but there will be a significant adjustment (direction depends on outcome) out of the gate.
Bingo! It's always calmest before the storm. Could get crazy either way simply based on perception as you say. It's all about speculating anyway isn't it?
My advice is, watch out for head fakes. When it goes to what you think is just an absolute stupid level, that's when you buy/sell.
What would scare me more than anything is more of the same stagnant (for the most part) levels. We will have a clearer picture 11/7, QE infinite, be out of Oct. which is typically the worst month for the market. If that doesn't push one way or the other, what will? Another War?
you can't look at the markets and know the fed is doing more QE. what's up with that? and as a result, do they do up the dollar volume? 2x? 3x? 10x?
I was thinking like MJ, 200 points down and silver didn't dive $1+ ???
<< <i>OTOH, is QE helping with silver at $32 and gold at $1700?
I was thinking like MJ, 200 points down and silver didn't dive $1+ ??? >>
I think some people are choosing to see what they want to see. Silver is down 10% from its Sept highs while the SP-500 is down less than 5%.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear