I have been acquiring madly! I’ve been offloading most of my silver stack in ratio trades, which seems like madness to most. Everyone’s eyeing silver as a steal right now because we’re at prices from less than a year ago and the ratio is high. So people who are suddenly all in on silver again are happy to swap their gold out for something that’s falling in value Logic says buy silver, but I’m sticking with my “do the opposite” approach of the crowd. Buy when everyone is selling, sell when everyone’s buying. It’s going well so far, gold is UP 18% this year already, and silver is DOWN 19% so far this year in AUD. I want profit, not speculative promises of going to the moon one day. That’s not to say that silver won’t rebound or have its place in the high $20’s/low $30’s again, I’m still buying my silver Queens Beasts and Kooks for my collections, but it’s promised price surge is clearly not happening until we deal with coronavirus. Gold is safety, silver is speculation.
You're probably right and I'm generally big on going in the opposite direction to the herd. Fortunately I hedged my bets regarding gold and silver and didn't go all in on silver. I also think it can be risky to change tacks mid stride. For now...and I stress now... you've probably taken the correct course.
If you want profit you buy when its cheap not when its expensive,lol. maybe its not going as well for you as your saying if your not making profit. what you just described is called weak hands
A quick re-read, and you’ll see that I was quoting that silver is down 19% in spot price this year, not my own profit/loss. I bought my low premium stuff over the last almost 2 years since I started stacking, and I’m in the black on dollar cost average if I were to sell everything low premium for fiat right now. I’d only be down if I sold my high premium silver for fiat, but that’s still in the deep stack and I’ll hold that for a long term. I’ve chosen to swap out because my ratio is too heavy silver, and I want to catch the gold upswing.
If you got the cash and space I highly recommend those portable tanks they use to refill heavy machinery. Can carry an extra 150L and refuel on the fly. Probably only suitable for utes though
Back at the Ruski food importer They also sell meet as one of the partners is the biggest meet exporter to Russia I bough 2.2kg eye fillet for $84
I always by my meat in bulk these days and I think rump is the best value for money. My local butcher has whole vacuum sealed 5 star rumps for $16.99/kg and he slices it for free. The bride and myself then cut it down again to meal sized portions and vacuum seal again then stack it in the deep freezer. So ended up with 6kg of rump steaks for $100 IMO rump is severely under rated when it comes to meat, everyone tends to always go for rib fillet
I don't think you're going against the herd. Maybe the Silverstacker forum herd, but Main Street still don't know about silver! I still can't talk about silver on a Singapore investment forum without being viewed as an idiot. I can talk about bitcoin and crypto though. When Main Street takes notice, silver will be well over $30. Try searching for a report on silver bullion shortages on MSM, you won't find many, if any. But this isn't to say gold won't be rising in the near future or silver won't be falling to $9. It's just to mean silver is undervalued compared to gold and for those who can wait, you can make much more in silver than gold.
I’m a chef, and it staggers me when I see regular folk my age do stupid shit like buy an eye fillet for a braised beef stew (millennials, I know ) First of all, learn what type of cut is optimal for what you’re trying to cook. Then, learn to cook it PROPERLY! You’re absolutely correct, rump is seriously under utilized and can be a fantastic, cheap cut still with lots of flavour if you treat it right.
Salt - Pool salt. Ok to eat, well, I've never been sick from it. Great for curing bulk meat. Great for keeping sewer pipes free of feeder roots. Good to keep freshwater fish healthy during winter so they don't get white spot disease.