So what we learn from the 20 year chart is it's nothing special and we should be expecting it to come down soon
To the moon followed by to the bottom of Mariana Trench! Buckle your seat belt Dorothy 'cause this mad roller coaster ride is about to get crazy! .
Haha, damn Daniel, back at it again with the white vans. Now you've made me want to hire someone to follow me around for the day. You available House?
That's interesting actually, havent looked at the long term ratio. Take your point. So its been around this level 3 other times in the twenty years but not much higher, the downsides are steep, and it looks overdue
I will be after 2 when I get bored of sunbaking. Apparently his white Vans are up on eBay. 83 bidders... $300k. Do many actively swap in and out of the GSR? Something I was looking into but never followed through with. Think the ratio was 62 at the time.
Either silver is going to go for a ride then or gold will tank. Glad i just bought silver but as i want to stack then i wouldn't mind if it stayed low for a while.
Not sure if 'actively' is the right word. There are a few transaction fees involved so you wouldn't do it too often, not every time it went up or down by 1 or 2. I swapped some gold for silver at 65, some more at 70, some more at 75 and now I am waiting on my recent request to be enacted and I will have swapped out the last of my gold at 80. Then it is just a case of waiting for the inevitable fall/correction/ readjustment to the norm etc. and I will swap the silver back to gold in installments. I tried it once with physical but it was a lengthy and expensive process. Now I only do it with unallocated and I deal directly with the dealer (Goldstackers).
Just be sure to disregard the 110 GSR in the early '90s, and the 150 GSR in the late '30s, and one should do fine..
Note the time intervals between highs and lows. Never forget time. 3 Basics in order of importance. 1) Time 2) Price 3) Pattern I like GSR a lot, a real lot. It's not indicative of the future though it has utility. Up to you in you see a price pattern happening over time.
I was curious about this too. Can you do a straight swap via unallocated from one metal to the other or do you need to sell one (incurring fees and a capital gain liability) then buy the other? Is there a way to do it without realising a profit in the process, i.e. without being taxed?? I have a new PM Depository account and I don't see any swap option with them, but I would be interested in any operator who did offer such a facility.
silverstackers are ready for the show... Its like a active volcano about to explode. I ll grab my cold beer and nuts
Mother&@$#er (not you) I went to dinner tonight with 8 friends. Never herd the end of this damn Daniel shit.