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All in good time. Trader history is an important one, but charts can be seen easily elsewhere. I've been trawling all types of forums for almost 20 years and a lot of them have shut down, so overall, I am just glad that the forum is alive and well. Good work, Silver Stacker :cool:

C Crashed? Where? It is still above 6200 AUD. Silver has dipped, but definitely not crashed, though.

Urgh, different-looking interface. Where are the charts gone?

Hmmm... I'm in Bris and interested in the 10 Oz. What brand is it?

this hits close to home. This year, I just feel my digestive system is rebelling... I've cut down and keen to quit. Once you get into 40s/50s, most people quit in order to retain physical and mental health, or they just double down and drink to oblivion (early death). I wanna be the latter, not...

...or do fewer drugs TBH, i think its alcohol that causes anxiety, negativity, short-mindness and brain fog. Brain is definitely clearer off it than on

Yeah, but when it shrinks like it does now, it makes me a little nervous.

The question is if it's being sold off, where is the money going? If it's profit taking, then it may be just a case of buying the dip. On here at least, it seems as if it's a seller's market still. So retail demand still seems high.

Maybe... and probably. The world's problems are not fixed by a long shot. They definitely won't collapse

Ok Nostradamus, but both gold and silver are still tanking after both ur posts. Imagine if you bought at 85 (silver) or 6500 (gold)

Silver Ounces just got a 10-dollar haircut

Super can crash if the market tanks. Do you think gold will also crash at that time?.(You dont have to answer that).

5678.95. Literally now

And movies can impart knowledge. Here's a quote I like from that same film: "You have to understand, most of these people are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inured, so hopelessly dependent on the system, that they will fight to protect it."

Here we go again with the same old arguments. Shiney is no doubt a smart guy, but you gotta know your audience. People that are into PMs are more on the fringe, and are more than likely to be red pillers than blue ones. Read the news, Britain and France are currently facing sovereign debt...

Once you take into account shipping, as well as the dangers of sending stuff overseas, it's a hard "no".

Volatility isn't over, it's just having a nap. The great debt-duelled ponzi is looking shakier by the day

Sad, but not untrue

Yeah, that's right. They can still write their essays on them, though. Anyway, gov't is always wack, but it is more just the whole capitalist, consumerist, keeping-up-with-the-Jones' crap. The rot goes beyond nationalities, but at least in AU, the gov't is held to some accountability regarding...

Yeah, they are being dumped. Isn't QE reliant on stability in the bond market?