Agreed. Its normal for prices to move up and down of silver/gold like all commodities, stocks, real estate, but there are many economists that believe the silver price is manipulated, as I stated in my earlier post, in order for the weakness of the dollar to not get exposed. Those people that supposedly manipulate the market do not do it to make a profit out of silver directly, they do it so they can continue printing the dollar bills out of thin air. There is plenty information about this.
Some think this is the prelude to the next bull market. Silver could spike 50 % in 2015. I say believable. Watch out for this dip and if it sinks down to 14 $, consider it a "gift" and buy in!
$14 still speculative I would not consider anything a gift until measured against Warren Buffet's purchase time at the $4.00 mark. We are sheeple so choose the grass you are eating is right for your belly.
Why March? Have I missed a trend or other inside info? Apparently, I am not in with the cool kids. -bw
My comment refers to the question posed. Yes, I will buy even if the price is plummeting. Silver is trading within a band of "cheapness". Swings within this band are inconsequential. This does not mean that you don't hunt out the best price on the day, but I don't believe in holding back waiting for a cheaper price on the off chance of a better future price. In respect to return on investment, all silver purchased in Australia up to the drop of the Aussie dollar has resulted in a 30% profit. Do you think a dollar difference at purchase mattered?
something you said I can actually agree with you on <-------SIDEWAYS------------> aka mid to low 20's its all the same for the small buyer
