If you keep good records and invest somewhat regularly over a length of time, you will accumulate a collection of assets that can be managed for minimum tax effect. In the high tax rate environment that is surely coming, being able to generate capital while offsetting gains vs. losses - is paramount.
Eventually, your good stuff will get taxed, but with decent capital management you will be able to pick and choose the time and place of that tax event. And maybe find ways around it.
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What do you mean "quiet"? One can hear all kinds of yawning, finger drumming, thumb twiddling, sighing, and even, if you listen closely, the occasional eyeroll
<< <i>What do you mean "quiet"? One can hear all kinds of yawning, finger drumming, thumb twiddling, sighing, and even, if you listen closely, the occasional eyeroll >>
Not to worry. We are still here watching, waiting. It is good to take a break every now and then while leviathan forces well beyond our control work their magic. We're just stackers and players, not makers.
Meanwhile, we're still here, watching, waiting. The peculiar habit of folks waiting for metal to get hot before they buy is so contrarian. The time to buy a little metal is when nobody is paying attention.
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Eventually, your good stuff will get taxed, but with decent capital management you will be able to pick and choose the time and place of that tax event. And maybe find ways around it.
I knew it would happen.
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to add - I like it down, buying opportunities.
There's a reason it's quiet here, i'll leave it at that and hope to not get banned for just saying that
<< <i>What do you mean "quiet"? One can hear all kinds of yawning, finger drumming, thumb twiddling, sighing, and even, if you listen closely, the occasional eyeroll >>
You forgot crickets.
will it stay this way forever? I highly doubt it but then again I am only a small fish in a big pond hoping not to get eaten by the big fish.
<< <i>but then again I am only a small fish in a big pond hoping not to get eaten by the big fish.
I am the moss that grows on a rock at the edge of the pond. I didnt even make it to fish status!
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<< <i>Obviously the market is range bound and only gets people excited when the range is broken up or down.
will it stay this way forever? I highly doubt it but then again I am only a small fish in a big pond hoping not to get eaten by the big fish.
Best recent quote....and I fully agree. We need for the "Bear" to go into hibernation and hope it will be an extended one before he wakes again.
Gold has a world price entirely unaffected by accounting games between the Treasury and the Fed. - Jim Rickards
Not to worry. We are still here watching, waiting. It is good to take a break every now and then while leviathan forces well beyond our control work their magic. We're just stackers and players, not makers.
Meanwhile, we're still here, watching, waiting. The peculiar habit of folks waiting for metal to get hot before they buy is so contrarian. The time to buy a little metal is when nobody is paying attention.