Because they already had bought! And, sat ready to sell! The higher the better! Then, they sold! And, they talk 'bout lower. The lower the better! Rinse and repeat!
yep, and we wont see that price again for a very very very long time <---------------------------------- SIDEWAYS ----------------------------------------->
Two or three weeks ago I was the one who was asserting that we were then headed for a bull trap....perhaps it was a baby bull, but still, lots of people over these past couple of weeks were allowing themselves to believe that spot prices were busting out of their dormancy. Oh well. You can only lead a horse to the water.... .
I bought at $50, I had been watching the RAM Kangaroos for years but was not going to pay $50 for $15 worth of silver. I still paid $50 for them but I didn't mind paying spot Same coins, same price, imaginary intrinsic value but I only bought one of each variety they had in stock and I gave up buying them because they are still too expensive. I spent a few years buying at $14 and $15 and even getting silver below spot on eBay, buying bulk lots of pre dec that no one else wanted apparently. At the time I swore I wouldn't spend more than spot on silver. Then when spot climbed to $20 I still had memories of buying Round Fifty Cents for $5 so I refused to pay $6-7 for them, until it went up to the $30s, and then $6-7 seemed a good price but you couldn't get them for spot anyway. I think everyone has come to silver at different times so they have a different view of what a 'normal' price for silver is. If nothing else it makes for some great differences of opinion.
I didn't call after uptrends for higher. I didn't call after downtrends for lower. I didn't sell. I didn't buy back in. You must have thought about Mirror instead of Pirocco.
Simple: because the Believes then were about $50. And at $50, the Believes were about $60. $100, $150, etc included! Of course, those Believers didn't wait for it to sell!
Fk you're incredible. You're so full of yourself and your BS analysis that when your shitty target prices turned out to be exactly wrong and you got burnt, it was everyone else's fault and now they are all thieves. :lol: Here is an example of someone who has concluded a much better buy target price than you (about half of your $30), with no BS data, and you are already accusing them.... and price isn't even there yet! :lol: http://forums.silverstackers.com/message-655535.html#p655535 It must really hurt your ego... huh?
I don't empty the pockets of my fellow human beings! If I want something, I give something they want in return. That's what trading is, no?
Learn what trading is. It's not misleading to empty some1's pockets. It's giving and getting. You forgot the first. My 'BS analysis' is just finding out the presence of pickpockets on the marketplace! It's quite possible that the pickpockets don't like. But hey, an easy game is a boring game, no?
