I do love how some edit their posts when they are wrong. Nothing against you vc, I just find it funny & you are not the only one who does it. Later! Enjoy boys & girls.
wheres that from your blog ? I bet you edited it after you were wrong . at the beginning of 2011 when i first joined you were championing massive drops in the market with auspm & the rest of the doomsday brigade . 2% to 4% nice editing lol . You cant fool me with your creative editing
Yeah i know but he did sell a lot near the top so did silversale the thing is they took action & took some profits..More than i did :lol: It just irks me when someone makes a good move & gets nailed to the wall for it for not being a permabull. Profit is what keeps the big wheel turning there should be no shame in taking profits.BB & silversale have had a thing going on for a while & i think BB just doesnt like the fact that he didnt do the same & silversale cleaned up . Im happy for anyone that makes a buck . I couldnt care if it was dumb luck or not
This place always goes a bit nuts when market sentiment is bearish lol. I am surprised after all of Rawdogs cries about "putting his money in hard assets" he has done this now. He does raise some good points and others not so good. I guess it depends on which side is correct. In the end you can do all the research in the world, but we are all making guesses/taking a risk. Maybe the public are not smart enough to invest in Gold/Silver. Perhaps they will only ever see the metals as another thing to invest in no different than a stock? I don't know. I think its going to be an interesting year for all markets in 2013......I get the feeling something bad is going to happen.
Ding, Ding!!! And at the end of the first round it was the challenger who came out hard. The champ was pushed back into his corner for most of the round, but as the round progressed, began to fight back hard. "...Get your drinks, lollies, chocolates, peanuts and potato chips..." Seconds out, and we're into round 2.
Nah, i'd say BB just doesn't people that constantly gloat. You see, if you do it enough, you tend to lose the respect of rational people. I don't really have allegiance to either of them, but at least one doesn't have to constantly talk himself up, you can get a message across without doing that. Case in point, I blabber on about not being too impressed with PMs, and apart from maybe Yip, no one has really insulted me for being bearish. I'm not here to brag about every right call I make, because eventually I'll make a wrong call and never hear the end of it. We're all minnows here and we cannot control the market, pretending you can read it perfectly is borderline lunacy. Selling in a parabolic rise is not rocket science, and it's hardly something to brag about.
Source: my property portfolio The top one is what i call Home these days. It's got a jacuzzi and by far the best view. You really feel like King Of The Pile at sunset. you're always welcome, brother. I got a few spare rooms. Only you need to love dogs 'cause I got six. That would be so cool we could spend hours chinwagin' about my latest money making scheme, like renting overpriced cardboard boxes to the next greater fool. Or try to figure out when I can sell my stash, to buy it all back later 50 cents on the dollar. Mate, Stackers are such dweebs! waddaya think?
I suppose you think the GSR should be at 15:1 too? Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age, it's funny how some technologies and natural resources get left behind. But don't let that get in the way of a good fantasy Henry. You keep waiting for your silver to have its day in the sun again. Anyway, let's have a look at some of Rawdog's comments, now don't resort to terms such as "weak hand" to attack Rawdog's comments, try to use rational arguments, if you can't argue validly against any of his gripes, you should not be buying silver: Here's the first one: Tozak's had a go at refuting this claim Shortages yes if there was real demand. The Silver Institute's data on supply v demand from 2002 - 2011 shows demand has steadily increased by about 200 million ounces over 10 years, with industrial fabrication slightly declining for 4 of the 5 last years, the table also shows quite incredulously that all demand has been been met by available supply (or if you want to look at it another way) all supply has been met by demand. Now isn't that odd? No excess supply and no unmet demand. A perfectly balanced universe. Coincidence? What has increased in demand? Coins and medals mainly over the past 3 years (of the table) and Implied Net Investment. <<<<< In other words, hedging against an uncertain future in the case of coins and medals, and short term money markets looking for alternatives since the collapse of traditional financial markets. Neither are the products of confidence. Edit to add @ valuecreator, it may very well be a hoax, I don't know Rawdog so I can't say, but the points he makes are valid whether we agree with them or not
