Just ended a 25 year relationship so I bought a couple of 1kg ainslie bars to celebrate the silver anniversary, on the 8th and 9th august for 757 and 758 respectively and now the price is 857. This is my first foray into the whacky world of silver bullion. It was pretty cool picking the silver up, I felt like Maxwell Smart going through all the security.
Sorry to hear of the death of the relationship but glad that you picked up some silver! I picked up a beautiful 1 kilo Koala for under $704.00 (free shipping) last week on eBay. That was a very sweet buy if I don't say so myself. .
Why do you guys listen to Jim Rogers? He is just a grumpy old man who was right once. A broken clock on the wall is right twice a day.
Well, he's got $300mil in the bank, you don't get that by being wrong a lot. Having said that I don't really listen to what he has to say...
What does the green arrow mean next to silver? I generally only see a red arrow and a frowny face or skull and cross bones
I cant believe how its spiked this week. I have been watching the graphs at silverprice.org and I was getting ready to buy more silver Good news for those wanting to offload some right now, bad for us who want to buy I wonder how it will close tonight?
Oh don't be sorry, it was an amazing journey and I learned stuff that I'm sure no one knows yet. All will be revealed on my website soonishly. How did you manage that on ebay! I'm astounded.
Did Perth mint have some inside info when they announced there discounted 1oz coins earlier. Hmmm. Might just hang on to my cash for a few days n see where this one goes
If it come down again is good. Anyway too late Doubt it will come down again. Lunar release is around the corner. IMHO $26-$30 spot. Just like last time. Horse year is popular too. One of the stronger sign. Up down doesn't matter now. Next stop October- November this year.
The American market opens in a few hours it will be interesting to see if it goes up or down and what the price will be at the close of business for the weekend...
$19.5 to $23 is +18% Maybe we got too used to the easy price dollars of recent years? At a lower price, a price dollar becomes a higher %. $46 to $49.5 was also $3.5 price dollars. But it was only +7,6%, less than halve of the current +18%. +18% is not a slight bump. Heh, at current interest rates, it's over a decade bank deposits mathematical 'yield' for those that bought back in at $19.5. The real question is, what % profit will they wait for, in order to sell out again? The days that people could be lured into paying $50 $40 $30 may be over as long as General Inflation doesn't knock the door more. It's always talk about higher prices, but if everybody waits for others to pay them, then nobody will pay them, haha.
