Now that silver is falling toward $19 per oz......
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How many of you see this as a good buying opportunity? How many of you are sitting on the sidelines waiting for silver to fall even further?
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<< <i>I'm in lazy accumulation mode, no hurry, just a little here, a little there. Take care. jws >>
I pretty much feel the same way. I'll buy if a good deal comes along. Otherwise, I'm sitting on the sidelines.
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<< <i>I'm in lazy accumulation mode, no hurry, just a little here, a little there. Take care. jws >>
Adding a little when I find a good deal.
For those in accumulation mode, keep in mind that those who sold silver at it's $49+ high really didn't fret over whether they paid $20 or $30 for it.
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<< <i>How many of you see this as a good buying opportunity? How many of you are sitting on the sidelines waiting for silver to fall even further? >>
Looking at sub $415 a roll or so before buying any more. Really like to pick up a few ounces of sub $1200 gold to offset some higher priced stuff I'm sitting on.
<< <i>Im stacking more now than ever, I told myself that I would once Silver hit the $20 and below mark. >>
I've yet to find ASEs at $20 or under. That's about the only thing I'll buy.
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<< <i>Im stacking more now than ever, I told myself that I would once Silver hit the $20 and below mark. >>
I've yet to find ASEs at $20 or under. That's about the only thing I'll buy. >>
Good luck finding them for spot, actually if you do please PM me so I can jump on them too
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<< <i>Im stacking more now than ever, I told myself that I would once Silver hit the $20 and below mark. >>
I've yet to find ASEs at $20 or under. That's about the only thing I'll buy. >>
Good luck finding them for spot, actually if you do please PM me so I can jump on them too >>
Not sure silver will get low enough to make $20 ASEs a reality. Al least not in bulk from the big bullion houses, BUT YOU NEVER KNOW.
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<< <i>I'm waiting until I can get a monster box for 10k delivered. >>
That would be nice
<< <i>I'm waiting until I can get a monster box for 10k delivered. >>
Only about $800 or $1.60 per coin to go. Would be tempting, but not sure I'd want to put THAT much $$$ into it.
<< <i>I can't post the chart here but if you compare the 2 year performance of the DJIA vs. SLV you can see they are negatively correlated. SLV is down around 35% and the Dow is up around 29% over the past two years. Once the stock market tumbles, then we will see a recovery in silver as a flight towards safety. What do you think? >>
In times of uncertainty the flight to safety begins with a flight to cash taking down most asset classes. Look at the charts for 2008-2009 for different classes, metals were no exception. However, metals were among first to recover and they did it nicely. If the next crisis is a dollar crisis, then a move to metals with those dollars is a good possibility.
While most become stronger buyers at lower prices, I've got to see some price strength before I'm in for more.
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I did pick up two tubes of 2014 silver eagles but that's basically all I've added to the stack recently.
I have no idea where the price of silver or gold will go from here but I would be a strong buyer if it could get down to around $15 for silver.
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<< <i>I'm in lazy accumulation mode, no hurry, just a little here, a little there
When you can't say it any better....don't. >>
Sometimes you gotta go for the best deal even if it means a few extra rolls.
<< <i>How many of you see this as a good buying opportunity? How many of you are sitting on the sidelines waiting for silver to fall even further? >>
Your question should have been rephrased: How many of you are willing to continue to catch that "falling knife"? I'm sitting on the sideline waiting for silver to rise. I've seen it fall now for 3 years.
I also buy gold.
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<< <i>I do not want to buy silver over 15 dollars an ounce. No thanks. Until then. >>
You may have a very long wait.
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I knew it would happen.