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There's permabulls and permapessamists. I'm not sure what either have to offer, if a permabull they're going to recommend buy regardless so what's to discuss? And permapessamists, well it's all going to hell tomorrow so again what's to discuss? I can't find the logic in taking a single hard...

12 days, 192 posts of Name calling, Arguments, Pointless babble, and then the blind notion that everyone is jealous of the USA. If there was any worth to his discussions it was soon diluted by the end of page 1 whereby he would be trying to tell people why they were wrong and he was god. His...

So has anyone dealt with them before and what's your result?

This looks a little different http://www.southwestbullion.com.au/index.php?main_page=product_silver_info&cPath=3_41&products_id=107

Thanks Chris, really appreciated.

Is there anything similar to this for Koalas and Lunars ? http://www.perthmint.com.au//documents/The_Australian_Kookaburra_Silver_Bullion_Coin_Series_1990_-_2013.pdf I've spent the last hour digging through the Perth Mint website, the closest I can find is year by year...

Silver is about to either go up, or down, however my strong inclination is that there's a 50/50 chance it will go up, followed by a 50/50 chance it may go down. I've been making these 50/50 predictions for some time now, and I have never been wrong.

How do you profit on something you haven't sold or leveraged against?

So what you're saying is basically silver could go up again, or it could go down again? I'll keep that insightfulness in my notes :lol: :P

Poor example, you're not comparing oranges with oranges here. You already changed the comparison whereby you own the item as you're in control of the manufacturing line, the supply chain and the point of sale. These dealers are not in control of the manufacturing or the supply chain, therefor...

You are selectively reading, I have zero issue with lead times provided that it is upfront on the item for purchase. Many online dealers will display product is either "In stock, Out of stock, Approx <insert value> days/weeks for delivery." If there is a lead time on a product it should be...

And how do you know that over $34 wasn't a manipulated price also? One thing is for sure, with all the theories running around it has caused a shortage of tin foil on the market and those who bought in at $1/pmeter are now cashing out at $15/pmeter. It has sent the price of food skyward as...

I'm a bit miffed at the idea of dealers advertising items as "in stock" on their websites, when in actual fact the items are not "in stock" they can merely get them from their distributor/mint within the new "lead & delivery times" they are advertising of up to 4 weeks etc on their websites.

Amazing how personal some people need to be towards each other. As if you're personally offended that someone has a difference of opinion. Yet every time one person sells silver to another it works because there is a difference of opinion, one wants out one wants in.

The impression I get is some are not doing it for wealth preservation/long-term-creation rather they're doing it as a "collectable hobby." So from that view, yes if someone is a collector of something they do get excited when their hobby becomes more affordable.

The issue with the internet is that you can find anybody with a news bulletin to suit the prediction you're wishing for. I'm sure some days reading about silver pricing and prognosis I do full circle within an hour.

Long time reader of SS, first time poster.... :D Something interesting... http://www.theage.com.au/money/investing/zuckerbergs-nemeses-revealed-as-bitcoin-moguls-20130412-2hp5h.html Interesting just who is paying attention to Bitcoin.