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I don't think local suppliers know when things get lower. I am interested in semi-numis only, namely Perth chinese lunar (1 kg). I was surprised to notice that some are much more expensive than others. I bought the year of the goat for HK$5,000. I would like to buy the year of the rabbit...

Why don't you sell some of them now, since the price might as well drop over the next years?

As I see it, the bubble started with the financial collapse of the sub-prime mortgage. So, from 2008 we had, first fear of financial collapse, and then fear of hyperinflation. None of them happened, so now silver has dropped to more credible/realistic levels. I think that's a no-brainer, so I...

Greetings everybody. I have been away for a year (thought I posted once a couple of months ago). How is everybody doing? So, last year I correctly predicted $15 by Christmas, and everybody said I was a fool (until I was proven right). Last year I would have betted (past of to bet) that the...

G'day mate. Pleased to see you are still around. Though I don't remember if we agreed on things or disagreed. So maybe I am not pleased? :)

Hi, I haven't been posting for 6-7 months. How is everybody doing? I am looking at Rhodium. I can buy an oz for US$ 975, and likely it will drop a bit further. How good of an investment is that? When it moves it REALLY moves: it went from 500 in 2003 to 10,000 in 2008 (x 20 in 5 years), but...

Surely a private vaulting system is not so safe? How many armed guards do they have to protect it? One? How thick is the safe? 1 cm? Surely experienced bank robbers can steal from a private vaulting system much much easier than from a bank safe.

Bury your (small) stash. If you buy some more, bury it elsewhere, so you don't need to worry about digging it up. Draw a treasure map so you don't forget where you buried all your silver. Every few years have fun digging up everything with the help of your treasure map, put everything together...

I am curious. What do you Australians think the A$ will do in the next few years? Recover to pre-devaluation levels? I am thinking of buying a flat in Australia, to take advantage of the cheap A$. And what would be the best city to buy a flat, considering current prices and future expected prices?

The only solution: Don't read the news and go on with life. :)

Cheepo: $10-12 by Christmas 2015

My point is that the guy is going to inherit the money anyway when they die (in a few years time), and they didn't need the money anyway, since they had it in safes around the house, and didn't actually notice it was missing for a few years. So why not shout at him and leave it at that? Do you...

Yes, I also expect it to go up, down, up again, down again, etc., not only until early next year, but for the next centuries. And yes, don't try to time it perfectly. I think SilverPete and I agree with everything.

Who is going to inherit the money when they die? Were they planning not to leave anything to him in the first place (can they deny the inheritance to their kids in Wyoming? In some places you can't, unless you have a very strong argument). I don't think I would report my kid to the police for...

I expect the prices to drop, as the interest rates in the US rise and other investments become more attractive. My bottom price is $10 by Christmas 2015. Anything below $12 is a good buy. I expect the prices to rise in the years to come. Anything below $15 makes sense, if you have a longer time...

Yes, because you can't have encyclopedias online! :mad:

You feel bad??? So you do have a soul? :D

Yes, it's a liability. Everybody knows that. That's what I wrote.

Good. Deal. Locked for posterity. I will come after you on 25.12.2015, either for your bar and phone, or for my mortgage. P.S. And by the way: thanks. I really appreciate it! :)

I am ok with that. Deal?