Timing the exact bottom is next to impossible. The difference between $29/ozt and $25/ozt is next to nothing when silver appreciates north of $50/ozt. Basing your purchase decisions on a few poorly substantiated opinions is next to suicidal.
Red is Doppler shifted into deeper red and no sign of a bottom yet. Great time to accumulate if you believe this is just temporary, otherwise hide the razor blades.
I bought some the other day at the latest bottom ($1562 gold & $28.63 silver), but it was mostly gold. The main silver purchase was a 10oz 2012 kook. I wanted it in case I ever represent someone in another IRS audit. I want to put the kook in front of the agent so that the evil eye can watch them while they work. Because I am not at all sure we have bottomed yet, I didn't buy anything for clients. Waiting to see if we can get back above and hold $1600 gold before I commit any client funds.
I bought (small) today as well. Was really tempted to shift money around and get even more, but I'm going to keep watching.
I'm in the green with stocks and metals, but not sure how much longer though... If i can still be in the green when everything bottoms out ill be one happy chap.
Same here, bought this morning and twice yesterday. I started reading the thread from the beginning, got to the end of the first page before I realised it was from last year. Am I brave enough to sell everything in October next year and wait until december 21 to buy it back cheaper?
Ill be buying more this weekend for sure. Was going to go gun shopping, but after the Connecticut shootings, guns are in short supply, silver is dropping. Im sticking with the silver!
Im probably also in the red, imagine my average is around 32/oz but buying below 30 will drop that average. Holding for the long haul anyway.
No? Silver $25 Bread $2,50 10/1 Silver $30 Bread $3 10/1 You pay $30 instead of $25 Silver $50 Bread $5 10/1 That $5 price difference matters as much at $30 and $50 Talking about "poorly substantiated opinions", what's yours then? And how "exact" does one need to be, for a price difference of 15%?