Always bullish on Gold... Thats not gonna change! Silver I'm buying a little of. I'm with fishy that I feel its undervalued, but as I have a preference to security I'm more with gold. You'll not see me parting with my big fat 100s anytime soon!
Bullish 100%. The same as when I bought most of my stack at $38. I'm not selling until a thousand ounces can buy a house and if it never gets there at least I gave it a go, there would be nothing worse than to not hold silver and then watching it go up and up and up. All bullish. Nothing's changed with me, I still see the reality of what's transpiring in the world all the same and I rather be nowhere but pm's, where else is there seriously?
Long term bull. I'm not trading these dips trying to make quick speculative gains...too much stress. I hold significant amounts of both and these are just little bumps in the rd. I'll be buying again soon.
I've been buying pretty much through this correction, yet I must admit the doubts of others have started to gnaw at me. I will continue to hold and add as interesting offers appear. The thing I can't assess is the deflationary argument - especially the one that goes: first deflation, then intense money printing. Diversity needed. Anyway - bull. At least $40 in 2012 and then the rest.
I would rather have my investment in gold and silver than in the banks hands. Bought both silver and gold on todays dip, hope to buy more if it dips again tomorrow so I guess that makes me a Bull
Short term bearish but long term bull, but bearish about most investments I have and the state of the economy. The drop in spot is not bothering me, gives me an opportunity to pick up more oz.
Bear for several yrs, but there'll be rallies in 2012 with economic news that improves Obama's election chances.
Bull no doubt, I'm investing long-term and although it's going to take absolutely years/decades whatever, silver will be less common and prices will go up. Whether i benefit from my stack or my kids/grandkids (and im only 20 so theres time) i don't care, someone in my family will be in for some money.
Not really worried happy either way as my ambition is to join the 1000 oz club This was what got me started stacking when I first found this forum. http://forums.silverstackers.com/topic-70-the-1000-oz-club-page-6.html
Well Ag results for our small demographic of SS members as above: Very even number's on Long Term Bull,Current Bull and fence sitters. Just followed by Ag Bears(approx 1/4). Au Bulls approx 1/8 of total (not a fair result as wasn't part of the poll) Finally a Lamb and Goat - my guess on the fence - did we just invent a new word for 1/2 bull and 1/2 bear? Thanks to all for posting - will repeat in 3 months to see where the sentiment sits again.
"Drinks for everyone, and barkeep, pour one for yourself too." Everyone thanks him and, a few minutes later, the Chicken buys another round for everyone including the bartender. He orders a third round and the barkeep says, "Sure, but please pay for the first two rounds before I pour the third." The Chicken says, "Fiat? I don't have any Fiat." The bartender kicks the crap out of the Chicken and throws him into the street. A few minutes later the Chicken comes back in and says, "Barkeep, drinks for everyone. But not for you. you get nasty when you drink"
I'm bearish until later in the year, long term bull for sure. I wish it was at $300 though like some people said it would be by the end of 2011 lol... oh welllll
Ok to come clean expected $60 (as posted) myself but $300 in2011? Wow! I'm not the craziest Ag Bull here :lol: Come on - who's the crazy bull with a 3 hungy call for 2011? (need to know who's my competitor )
Anything above $31-33 will just result in profitgrabs that meet no resistance until its back there. What is lower is a bargain and those that sold there gave away for free. Higher needs more central bank activity.