Back the truck up?

clear said:
Scyb said:
I think he means the key to the car. So you were imagining yourself driving for 2 hours :p

no - not correct, i think he is referring to the keys for the truck :P

I see. Why did he left the key of the truck on top of the safe?
I get the picture now. The safe wasnt loaded , Everything was in the truck.
And the key was on top of the safe. That was handy. :P
 
Byron said:
If that's the case and the industrial demand for silver declines, what happens to the price?
What changed the price between 2008 and 2013?
Industrial demand?
Or.. monetary demand?
 
Nedsnotdead wrote:


Is there a prize for correct answer?

The safe is digital so no keys is needed.

No you don't understand the analogy....it is obvious,...the key to the fuel tank was on top of the safe so he HAD to turn around or he would eventually run out of fuel (far from home). ;)
 
I just purchased a few APMEX 1oz Silver Lunar Horse bars. My spare cash is better spent buying up things like silver vs. Cigars and expensive booze. Who am I kidding...! I'm going to still buy the cigars.

Warren Buffet has something to say about buying assets when people are freaking. Most of the time the guy is spot on. I just made a little pile of Christmas spending money on an investment that at 1st glance appeared to be a heaping pile. DD is the key!

There's a huge amount of economic and geo political uncertainty in the world today. China and Japan could go nuts, China and SE Asia could get into some sort of fight and North Korea could blow up. (What happens to world trade in the Pacific if the above happens?) Not to mention the fact that Russia is sitting out there waiting for and most likely causing trouble. Then you have huge economic issues in every major economy in the world. Something has to give in the next few years. In my view this is a good time to start building my pile. I hope the prices keep going down.

In the end I will still be left with a pile of pretty Christmas ornaments that my family can enjoy or have some huge upside if everything goes into the toilet. I'm good either way.
 
salty lemon said:
roman said:
Court Jester said:
So where are all the people screaming " silver is a bargain" back the truck up? now

:lol:

Down Down Silver is down and staying down

I am still absolutely baffled as to why the hell you linger on silverstackers.com

It's because he loves hanging shit on people for attention.


Or maybe he is giving his opinion, just like everyone else.

Maybe he will stack when the times right, and unfortunately for many, the time has not been right in times recent past, and worse nor will it yet be:D

But don't worry jjrici, will at some point be a silver stacker:D
 
mgo10000 said:
I just purchased a few APMEX 1oz Silver Lunar Horse bars. My spare cash is better spent buying up things like silver vs. Cigars and expensive booze. Who am I kidding...! I'm going to still buy the cigars.

Warren Buffet has something to say about buying assets when people are freaking. Most of the time the guy is spot on. I just made a little pile of Christmas spending money on an investment that at 1st glance appeared to be a heaping pile. DD is the key!

There's a huge amount of economic and geo political uncertainty in the world today. China and Japan could go nuts, China and SE Asia could get into some sort of fight and North Korea could blow up. (What happens to world trade in the Pacific if the above happens?) Not to mention the fact that Russia is sitting out there waiting for and most likely causing trouble. Then you have huge economic issues in every major economy in the world. Something has to give in the next few years. In my view this is a good time to start building my pile. I hope the prices keep going down.

In the end I will still be left with a pile of pretty Christmas ornaments that my family can enjoy or have some huge upside if everything goes into the toilet. I'm good either way.

or maybe you can have the willpower to not buy do-dads, and save for a worth while opportunity.

Why does it have to be do-dads, or silver, the investing world is not binary:D
 
I have been told buy when the price is low buy and sell when the price is high.

A tip for everyone and I think the same, when it is low people think " price is bloody dropping and it will go lower" so they do not buy. Then price goes up and everyone thinks "bloody hell the price was low before, it is going up I had better buy now" then price goes right up and people say "bloody hell it has gone up $15 an oz I need to get it now it is going to go to $50 - $60 an oz.

The rush begins when prices have jumped, price drops and people go this is turtled.

If you buy now at $21 and it takes 2 years and it is at $36 for example what percentage profit have you made?

If it goes sideways and in 2 years it is only $26 what percentage have you made?

We are playing a game of odds, odds are it will be much higher in 2-3 years.

If we are not at the bottom we are close to it. (My opinion)
 
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