<< They are tanking because they were overvalued. The fear that drove their prices up turned out not to be founded in reality. The hyperinflation and economic downturn so many stackers predicted never materialized. >>
That would be exactly my opinion if I were about, say 17 years old and had never read any economic history or studied any markets for longer than about 8 months. Economic downturn, lol. Forest. Trees. Which is which?
Q: Are You Printing Money? Bernanke: Not Literally
<< <i><< They are tanking because they were overvalued. The fear that drove their prices up turned out not to be founded in reality. The hyperinflation and economic downturn so many stackers predicted never materialized. >>
That would be exactly my opinion if I were about, say 17 years old and had never read any economic history or studied any markets for longer than about 8 months. Economic downturn, lol. Forest. Trees. Which is which? >>
That would be your understanding if you accepted reality. Evidently you don't accept reality. Instead, you cling to your foolish economic views which have been debunked repeatedly.
Positive BST transactions with Timbuk3, coindeuce, charlottedude.
The stackers will be proven correct, new highs will be realized. >>
The stackers failed, period, the ones that didn't sell silver with a 6x to 10x gain you lost, gold with 2x+ you lost, you own it above spot now, you lost... Heck gold has never even hit it's inflation adjusted high, how can one claim some type of victory??? If it hits that you still lose because of time...
why buy gold in a depresssion when you can buy real estate at a massive discount also, that RE can produce tangibles, every thing goes up in inflation gold does not perform as more excellent than any other asset, time and history have already spoken...
What's price of silver and gold in Mexico??? How many times has there currency failed in past 30 years or so??? Argentina??? Cuba??? USSR??? >>
The stackers have not failed, they are only currently down - not out. Like many, you fail to view gold as an investment class and the fact that it, like others assets, experiences ups and downs.
Anxious to see, when the stock market crashes, if you have the same criticism of investors in that arena.
My father-in-law failed for many years by investing in a life insurance policy. Last week that policy paid off, handsomely. Insurance only needs be "good" one time.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
That would be your understanding if you accepted reality. Evidently you don't accept reality. Instead, you cling to your foolish economic views which have been debunked repeatedly.
You've only been buying stocks long enough to think that they always trend up, because that's been your total investing experience. My reality isn't built around the Motley Fool and CNBC. Apparently, your reality is. Bad mistake, but like most wonder boy stock geniuses investing $500 for the first time, you'll have to find out all by your lonesome. Have fun!! Buy some options!! You can make a lot of money!!
Q: Are You Printing Money? Bernanke: Not Literally
Insurance has already proven to be the worst investment ever... now you got paid so just because you didn't have to come out of pocket you think you won, but the real return if it can be figured out, I'm sure was sub par or terribly worse...
<< <i>Insurance has already proven to be the worst investment ever... now you got paid so just because you didn't have to come out of pocket you think you won, but the real return if it can be figured out, I'm sure was sub par or terribly worse... >>
The real return was much more than the cost. Far from a worst investment. The insured won, he provided for his family, even in his death.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
<< <i>Nice politician answer derryb, skirt the truth at all times, lol... >>
Not looking for your vote.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
<< <i>That would be your understanding if you accepted reality. Evidently you don't accept reality. Instead, you cling to your foolish economic views which have been debunked repeatedly.
You've only been buying stocks long enough to think that they always trend up, because that's been your total investing experience. My reality isn't built around the Motley Fool and CNBC. Apparently, your reality is. Bad mistake, but like most wonder boy stock geniuses investing $500 for the first time, you'll have to find out all by your lonesome. Have fun!! Buy some options!! You can make a lot of money!! >>
No, I know stocks don't always go up...I started investing in stocks more than 2 years ago. My reality is built upon a combination of all of my observations, including (among others) CNBC, CNN, MSNBC, FOX NEWS, ABC, and republican and democratic websites, as well as many news articles authored by people across the political spectrum. My understanding of reality is also based upon work, my education from George Mason University (a conservative school), my dad's consulting work at the heritage foundation, and my mom's conservative pro life views. I have no problem disclosing my opinions and views. I am a hardcore democrat. I oppose the Israeli settlements and military occupation/naval blockade of the Gaza strip. I am an anti-zionist. I want a universal healthcare system, something even more liberal than Obamacare. I think the minimum wage ought to be raised to at least $10.10 per hour, effective immediately and indexed for inflation annually. I am an atheist who hates religion. I am long stocks and I acknowledge that stocks aren't guaranteed to go up and they can go down at any time. I think that stocks are a WAY better investment than precious metals.
Positive BST transactions with Timbuk3, coindeuce, charlottedude.
All you seem to be referencing is a buyer who bought and took physical possession. That says nothing about price discovery in a physical market world. >>
This buyer has purchased over X million $ in Silver, Gold, Platinum, Palladium,(and other metals)… then dealt it out to would be speculators, investors, market makers, collectors since 2009.
Even if I take physical possession doesn't mean I get to keep it. Price discovery in a physical world confuses me.
<< <i>That would be your understanding if you accepted reality. Evidently you don't accept reality. Instead, you cling to your foolish economic views which have been debunked repeatedly.
You've only been buying stocks long enough to think that they always trend up, because that's been your total investing experience. My reality isn't built around the Motley Fool and CNBC. Apparently, your reality is. Bad mistake, but like most wonder boy stock geniuses investing $500 for the first time, you'll have to find out all by your lonesome. Have fun!! Buy some options!! You can make a lot of money!! >>
No, I know stocks don't always go up...I started investing in stocks more than 2 years ago. My reality is built upon a combination of all of my observations, including (among others) CNBC, CNN, MSNBC, FOX NEWS, ABC, and republican and democratic websites, as well as many news articles authored by people across the political spectrum. My understanding of reality is also based upon work, my education from George Mason University (a conservative school), my dad's consulting work at the heritage foundation, and my mom's conservative pro life views. I have no problem disclosing my opinions and views. I am a hardcore democrat. I oppose the Israeli settlements and military occupation/naval blockade of the Gaza strip. I am an anti-zionist. I want a universal healthcare system, something even more liberal than Obamacare. I think the minimum wage ought to be raised to at least $10.10 per hour, effective immediately and indexed for inflation annually. I am an atheist who hates religion. I am long stocks and I acknowledge that stocks aren't guaranteed to go up and they can go down at any time. I think that stocks are a WAY better investment than precious metals. >>
Oh boy, I guess you guys were right about the future of America.
<< <i>That would be your understanding if you accepted reality. Evidently you don't accept reality. Instead, you cling to your foolish economic views which have been debunked repeatedly.
You've only been buying stocks long enough to think that they always trend up, because that's been your total investing experience. My reality isn't built around the Motley Fool and CNBC. Apparently, your reality is. Bad mistake, but like most wonder boy stock geniuses investing $500 for the first time, you'll have to find out all by your lonesome. Have fun!! Buy some options!! You can make a lot of money!! >>
No, I know stocks don't always go up...I started investing in stocks more than 2 years ago. My reality is built upon a combination of all of my observations, including (among others) CNBC, CNN, MSNBC, FOX NEWS, ABC, and republican and democratic websites, as well as many news articles authored by people across the political spectrum. My understanding of reality is also based upon work, my education from George Mason University (a conservative school), my dad's consulting work at the heritage foundation, and my mom's conservative pro life views. I have no problem disclosing my opinions and views. I am a hardcore democrat. I oppose the Israeli settlements and military occupation/naval blockade of the Gaza strip. I am an anti-zionist. I want a universal healthcare system, something even more liberal than Obamacare. I think the minimum wage ought to be raised to at least $10.10 per hour, effective immediately and indexed for inflation annually. I am an atheist who hates religion. I am long stocks and I acknowledge that stocks aren't guaranteed to go up and they can go down at any time. I think that stocks are a WAY better investment than precious metals. >>
Mercy. I sure feel for misguided people. They are dangerous.
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That would be exactly my opinion if I were about, say 17 years old and had never read any economic history or studied any markets for longer than about 8 months. Economic downturn, lol. Forest. Trees. Which is which?
I knew it would happen.
<< <i><< They are tanking because they were overvalued. The fear that drove their prices up turned out not to be founded in reality. The hyperinflation and economic downturn so many stackers predicted never materialized. >>
That would be exactly my opinion if I were about, say 17 years old and had never read any economic history or studied any markets for longer than about 8 months. Economic downturn, lol. Forest. Trees. Which is which? >>
That would be your understanding if you accepted reality. Evidently you don't accept reality. Instead, you cling to your foolish economic views which have been debunked repeatedly.
<< <i> >>
The stackers will be proven correct, new highs will be realized. >>
The stackers failed, period, the ones that didn't sell silver with a 6x to 10x gain you lost, gold with 2x+ you lost, you own it above spot now, you lost...
Heck gold has never even hit it's inflation adjusted high, how can one claim some type of victory??? If it hits that you still lose because of time...
why buy gold in a depresssion when you can buy real estate at a massive discount also, that RE can produce tangibles, every thing goes up in inflation gold does not perform as more excellent than any other asset, time and history have already spoken...
What's price of silver and gold in Mexico??? How many times has there currency failed in past 30 years or so??? Argentina??? Cuba??? USSR??? >>
The stackers have not failed, they are only currently down - not out. Like many, you fail to view gold as an investment class and the fact that it, like others assets, experiences ups and downs.
Anxious to see, when the stock market crashes, if you have the same criticism of investors in that arena.
My father-in-law failed for many years by investing in a life insurance policy. Last week that policy paid off, handsomely. Insurance only needs be "good" one time.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
You've only been buying stocks long enough to think that they always trend up, because that's been your total investing experience. My reality isn't built around the Motley Fool and CNBC. Apparently, your reality is. Bad mistake, but like most wonder boy stock geniuses investing $500 for the first time, you'll have to find out all by your lonesome. Have fun!! Buy some options!! You can make a lot of money!!
I knew it would happen.
now you got paid so just because you didn't have to come out of pocket you think you won,
but the real return if it can be figured out, I'm sure was sub par or terribly worse...
<< <i>Insurance has already proven to be the worst investment ever...
now you got paid so just because you didn't have to come out of pocket you think you won,
but the real return if it can be figured out, I'm sure was sub par or terribly worse... >>
The real return was much more than the cost. Far from a worst investment. The insured won, he provided for his family, even in his death.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
<< <i>Nice politician answer derryb, skirt the truth at all times, lol... >>
Not looking for your vote.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
<< <i>That would be your understanding if you accepted reality. Evidently you don't accept reality. Instead, you cling to your foolish economic views which have been debunked repeatedly.
You've only been buying stocks long enough to think that they always trend up, because that's been your total investing experience. My reality isn't built around the Motley Fool and CNBC. Apparently, your reality is. Bad mistake, but like most wonder boy stock geniuses investing $500 for the first time, you'll have to find out all by your lonesome. Have fun!! Buy some options!! You can make a lot of money!!
No, I know stocks don't always go up...I started investing in stocks more than 2 years ago. My reality is built upon a combination of all of my observations, including (among others) CNBC, CNN, MSNBC, FOX NEWS, ABC, and republican and democratic websites, as well as many news articles authored by people across the political spectrum. My understanding of reality is also based upon work, my education from George Mason University (a conservative school), my dad's consulting work at the heritage foundation, and my mom's conservative pro life views. I have no problem disclosing my opinions and views. I am a hardcore democrat. I oppose the Israeli settlements and military occupation/naval blockade of the Gaza strip. I am an anti-zionist. I want a universal healthcare system, something even more liberal than Obamacare. I think the minimum wage ought to be raised to at least $10.10 per hour, effective immediately and indexed for inflation annually. I am an atheist who hates religion. I am long stocks and I acknowledge that stocks aren't guaranteed to go up and they can go down at any time. I think that stocks are a WAY better investment than precious metals.
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All you seem to be referencing is a buyer who bought and took physical possession. That says nothing about price discovery in a physical market world. >>
This buyer has purchased over X million $ in Silver, Gold, Platinum, Palladium,(and other metals)… then dealt it out to would be speculators, investors, market makers, collectors since 2009.
Even if I take physical possession doesn't mean I get to keep it. Price discovery in a physical world confuses me.
<< <i>
<< <i>That would be your understanding if you accepted reality. Evidently you don't accept reality. Instead, you cling to your foolish economic views which have been debunked repeatedly.
You've only been buying stocks long enough to think that they always trend up, because that's been your total investing experience. My reality isn't built around the Motley Fool and CNBC. Apparently, your reality is. Bad mistake, but like most wonder boy stock geniuses investing $500 for the first time, you'll have to find out all by your lonesome. Have fun!! Buy some options!! You can make a lot of money!!
No, I know stocks don't always go up...I started investing in stocks more than 2 years ago. My reality is built upon a combination of all of my observations, including (among others) CNBC, CNN, MSNBC, FOX NEWS, ABC, and republican and democratic websites, as well as many news articles authored by people across the political spectrum. My understanding of reality is also based upon work, my education from George Mason University (a conservative school), my dad's consulting work at the heritage foundation, and my mom's conservative pro life views. I have no problem disclosing my opinions and views. I am a hardcore democrat. I oppose the Israeli settlements and military occupation/naval blockade of the Gaza strip. I am an anti-zionist. I want a universal healthcare system, something even more liberal than Obamacare. I think the minimum wage ought to be raised to at least $10.10 per hour, effective immediately and indexed for inflation annually. I am an atheist who hates religion. I am long stocks and I acknowledge that stocks aren't guaranteed to go up and they can go down at any time. I think that stocks are a WAY better investment than precious metals. >>
Oh boy, I guess you guys were right about the future of America.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
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<< <i>That would be your understanding if you accepted reality. Evidently you don't accept reality. Instead, you cling to your foolish economic views which have been debunked repeatedly.
You've only been buying stocks long enough to think that they always trend up, because that's been your total investing experience. My reality isn't built around the Motley Fool and CNBC. Apparently, your reality is. Bad mistake, but like most wonder boy stock geniuses investing $500 for the first time, you'll have to find out all by your lonesome. Have fun!! Buy some options!! You can make a lot of money!!
No, I know stocks don't always go up...I started investing in stocks more than 2 years ago. My reality is built upon a combination of all of my observations, including (among others) CNBC, CNN, MSNBC, FOX NEWS, ABC, and republican and democratic websites, as well as many news articles authored by people across the political spectrum. My understanding of reality is also based upon work, my education from George Mason University (a conservative school), my dad's consulting work at the heritage foundation, and my mom's conservative pro life views. I have no problem disclosing my opinions and views. I am a hardcore democrat. I oppose the Israeli settlements and military occupation/naval blockade of the Gaza strip. I am an anti-zionist. I want a universal healthcare system, something even more liberal than Obamacare. I think the minimum wage ought to be raised to at least $10.10 per hour, effective immediately and indexed for inflation annually. I am an atheist who hates religion. I am long stocks and I acknowledge that stocks aren't guaranteed to go up and they can go down at any time. I think that stocks are a WAY better investment than precious metals. >>
Mercy. I sure feel for misguided people. They are dangerous.