It hit $25 USD like 10 days ago... that's nearly $3. Which, is why it irritates me...just wanted to sell, and get more at lower cost... edit: I guess this is a bit redundant. lol, sorry.
first, it never hit $25, it hit $24.92 on the 28th of Aug which was more like 16 days ago secondly, if we go 20 days further back from that it was $19.54 so dont complain, just bacause you didnt have the manhood to flip the silver doesnt mean you should go ag bashing
First, netdania shows a high of $25.12 on Aug 27. Regardless, your first argument being over pennies just shows your nitpicking(trolling). Second, what's the reason for this outburst of aggression? Looks to me like you are singling him out for no reason...all he did is express his feelings about wishing he sold around $25..why does this give you the right to go pdkbffwleo bashing? I sense that you have a dislike for this person, and because of that you reply to all his posts with some kind of personal insult. Grow up. Everyone is welcome to their opinion, and as long as it doesn't insult or degrade anyone, they are welcome to share that opinion with us.
i think it would, im just happy i done most of my buying sub A$23. i just dont like flippers whinging over missed opportunities
Dangerous game selling in the low 20's in the hopes of buying lower IMO. The only silver I've sold personally is to buy gold and silver mining shares.
Yes, you are correct. $24.92. 16 days ago...affirmed. But, it did top $25 the next day. Now, if I can just figure out how not to be so upset. Darn it. So upset right now. So crazy upset. Thank you sir.
No added value here...move along please. He was indeed trolling. My response was not intended to provoke a negative reaction from the almighty Silver Gods, rather, like most of you here, I was voicing frustration with my not selling when it topped $25 on August 27th. Thank you Silver for your reply, but like usual, they are pointless.
I'm not selling in the low 20's. I was going to sell 500 ounces at $25 to take a profit of $2,100...because I thought it would bottom again sub $20. I was halfway correct...as it's around $22 right now. trying to get my dca around $21.50
lol wow I'm going to flip, always...and then "whine" when I want to. yeah...that's how it's going to be. Get used to it, or don't...I don't care. Honestly bro...I don't. Good luck to you sir. It's a shell game, and to each his own. Continue to hoard silver until you die...then make a casket from it.
Looks like a Silver buying opportunity coming up in the next few weeks? Look at gold, it's down $34.70 and still sliding. As if everything (the U.S economy) will be rosy when tapering ends!, I don't think so. Interest rates are rising which is scaring away the real estate buyers but maybe the stock market bubble will continue for a while yet. When that pops where will they park the cash?
I like what you say, but some people go through life enjoying fine wine, fine woman, fine cars, and of course fine silver. What better way to go out but in a silver casket. I made a big mistake here in Australia pontificating that buying funeral plots is a "mini me" way of getting into real estate; however, with global warming, fewer people are dying as there is less disease. Can't take a trick.
I found this on Hot Copper Yesterday Arvo "On September 12 at 2:54:05, approximately 2000 gold futures contracts traded in a second, sending the price down just over $10 and causing a circuit breaker to trip, which shut down trading for 20 seconds. That is the longest halt we have recorded in a widely traded futures contract. A closer look at the data reveals this was most likely from one large order to sell at the market" Rambleon's source was: http://www.nanex.net/aqck2/4420.html
The more it drops the better chance that my money will flow. I'm guessing that most pm dealers (including the US Mint) actually make a lot more money when silver/gold prices drop to their knees like they seem to be doing at this moment because what they loose in % spot drop they more than make up in volume. So, when prices are very low, buyers and sellers should both be very happy in most cases.
