Expect gold and silver to take a large drop this weekend
tincup
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---at least based on the number of bargains being offered by nearly all of the sellers right now. My email is filled with bargain offerings for both gold and silver. I do not recall ever seeing this many offerings at melt, low premiums for major brands. Something surely must be in the works.
----- kj
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<< <i>I caved and bought a 20 sheet of JM's - So many "bargains" right now I have to admit it sure looks suspicious! >>
The "bargains" today won't be bargains later.
<< <i>You might be right but I still couldn't resist buying a 2015 1/4 gold eagle at $308 from Silvertowne >>
Thanks for the heads up! $10 over spot is a good deal, I didn't want to go with any of the full ozers!
bars from MCM. I thought they were
good buys. We'll see next !!! :-)
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Mark
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>I think we tend to over analyze and over think things. Some of these specials could all have been end of quarter window dressing. Besides hedging in the futures market is considerably more effective.
Mark >>
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<< <i>I think we tend to over analyze and over think things. Some of these specials could all have been end of quarter window dressing. Besides hedging in the futures market is considerably more effective.
Mark >>
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feepay has ginormous problems, and my w.a.g. is that they're waving any fees and paying the spread to the bullion dealers for end of Q1 window dressing, and indemnifying them against any post-transaction losses. feepay would pick-up a few million in sales for YoY comparisons, and the spread paid out to the dealers will amount to nothing after feepay claws back the 20% TRS discount from ten of thousands of sellers with their "defect" system.