Are you holding onto your Metal no matter what Poll

piecesofme

Poll to see what the concencus is

DrBuster

Like we didn't know what your answer was going to be.

piecesofme

Yeah you know what my answer is, but this is a Poll to see what the concencus is.
Waiting for the first person to say, "uhh (burp, fart) there isn't a choice that fits what I'm doing" like there always is eventhough i've covered just about every approach

DrBuster

There was no obligatory "just show me the results" one, ha!

I'm just keepin on keepin on.

cash4gold

I voted #1. I've been buying pms for nearly 25 years and I have never sold anything. I will continue this no matter what. The only thing that has changed in my collecting is I no longer buy silver. Just do not have the room for storage.

OnlyGoldIsMoney

I am adding generic gold and silver as quickly as cash flow will allow. My plan is to start selling at retirement age.

Whenever I can I will purchase cool "must have" old poured items for the type set.

WhiteTornado

<< <i>I'm just keepin on keepin on. >>



Same here

guitarwes

<< <i>I voted #1. I've been buying pms for nearly 25 years and I have never sold anything. I will continue this no matter what. The only thing that has changed in my collecting is I no longer buy silver. Just do not have the room for storage. >>



Dang, sounds like you may be giving SilverBaron a run for his money.......or metal.

Baley

I voted for options 1, 4, and 7

jmski52

The fiscal cliff is a bogus "issue". They are gonna do whatever the heck they want to do, and there's nothing you or I can do about it.

I'd never say "no matter what", but I certainly see no immediate reason not to continue buying pms.

johnny9434

we may need what we got if it does go over the cliff. who knows what the governmet is going to ( lots dont trust em )

gsa1fan

I been to local flea market last 2 weeks I'd say the GUN market is HOT, HOT, & HOT....

Also the construction tools are selling for penny's on the $.

Sad to see all the knock off china crap though

Timbuk3

Keep on buying !!!

piecesofme

Guns at a flea market huh? Now I remembered why I don't do flea markets lol
I agree on the power tools, I've been adding some tools from one of the local pawn shops, some items as much as 65% off the tag price and some are practically new stock.

Wingsrule

Looks like the cliff is not making much of an impact on the responders.

percyb

I try to look past the cliff metaphor and think that the policies of the past 5 or so years will be the
policies for the next 4, at least. So I'm thinking the trends remain intact.

Justacommeman

There has been a lot of "chatter' that gold will get hit hard once a fiscal cliff deal is reached. I think I could argue either side of this

MJ

jdimmick

i buy and sell it every day. Would you beleive that I have not stashed a single piece of gold or silver away since I opened my store in 2007. I am not sold on PM's. Much more money is made buying and selling then holding at least for me that is.
I have bought some nice rarities over the past 18 months that i get a lot more enjoyment out of.

As far as customers, the past several months silver eagles are the # 1 item in demand, second followed by 1/1oth oz age ( the few I get in lately)

jim

ksammut

Still buying more each and every week.

nibanny

I am holding on my premiun/numismatics items and selling the generics/common ones.
I have "invested" in a diamond bracelet for my wife and our holidays trip to Italy!

bestmr

Still buying here and there when i have extra cash

Yukoncornelius1

I am going to sell 7 ounces of gold bullion sometime before the end of february to raise some cash to place into my SEP account.

Swampboy

#1
although I'll sell a piece of silver now and again.

Dumbest thing I ever did was sell gold a few years back.<hits head, repeatedly, with hammer>
Now gold goes one way, into the sdb and throw away the key.

OPA

No change in my M.O. Buy what I'm collecting along with items that might generate a profit...Sell what has made a profit along with the "dogs" that didn't.

piecesofme

Much more money is made buying and selling then holding at least for me that is.
I have bought some nice rarities over the past 18 months that i get a lot more enjoyment out of

I agree mostly with this of all the comments left. If you can buy metals cheap, why not sell them and take those profits to buy what you really want?
Like I have said all along...I buy, to sell, to buy the things I really want.

piecesofme

Looks like the cliff is not making much of an impact on the responders

That does look to be the case, but I wont discredit the people who are doing "other" things. Do what works for you and what you're familiar with is my stance.