Can you imagine how much silver you could buy if...

[BoliverT.]

When you are a teen and post things you consider witty, after a few years of maturing you look back and see how foolish you were in the eyes of others. Just saying!!

Same thing with Liberal voters.

Liberal voter never look back or ahead, if so they would never be a liberal voter. If you do not believe this check out the bed wetting liberal who has twice elected as pres.of the US and worse yet are the buffoons who voted twice for this$#$%^&**.

 

[phrenzy]

If silver hits $9 then I'm breaking the last taboo and taking a loan out to buy silver. I think your getting a Lytle ahead of yourself though, we still way up on where we were in h2 last year.

 

[systematic]

Most people in the stock market buy in hoping their stocks will go up ... they dont hope their stocks will go down so they can buy more .... stackers seem to be different ....

 

[silvestor]

I think it all depends on how much silver you have accumulated. If you have already invested 20-30% of your money into silver then you certainly would want the spot to increase. If you are starting out on the other hand and you have invested a small percentage of your portfolio into silver with the prospect of wanting much more then in that case you would welcome a drop in spot.

 

[systematic]

Yes but that is a cheap minded mentality .... and stock market investors like i said ... tend to think differently ... they are greedy but dont have a poverty mentality ...

 

[Lunardragon]

I wonder the mentality of some people to make purchases when the spot goes to $9.
they probably hesitate and wonder (or even wait again) if it will drop to $5...................

 

[silvestor]

Agree. I am trading in stocks as we speak. And I myself think of them very differently. PMs to me are not just an investment in terms of capital gain, they are hard assets... something that cannot just diminish in thin air like stocks can, and they can be used as a hedge, "insurance", and they will always have intrinsic value hence I treat them much differently to stocks. I can't speak for everyone but for me PMs are definitely a more longer term investment strategy than stocks are.

 

[spannermonkey]

 

[Sonic]

Watching too much Bad Lip Reading lately, I thought I'd try my hand at it. The top GIF looks like he could be saying "I choose to want a wife." I couldn't come up with anything else for the other one. Replace "wife" with "raft" that fits pretty good too.

 

[Thankq]

Isn't it the same as buying on a pullback?

Yes but that is a cheap minded mentality .... and stock market investors like i said ... tend to think differently ... they are greedy but dont have a poverty mentality ...

 

[Niveka]

When you are a teen and post things you consider witty, after a few years of maturing you look back and see how foolish you were in the eyes of others. Just saying!!

No worries, you wouldn't be the first to presume that you are the gold standard for wit on the internet, or that you can accurately divine someones age by reading a forum. Good luck with that.

 

[BoliverT.]

Yes but that is a cheap minded mentality .... and stock market investors like i said ... tend to think differently ... they are greedy but dont have a poverty mentality ...

I am also a stock investor although I tend to invest in mutual funds in the sectors I think will be the most profitable, and I find a down market is a good time to buy, like PM at low prices you get more shares or ounces for your money. I disagree with the greedy part any (so far in the US) working persons can buy funds without a large first investment in stock funds, dollar cost in and over the years you can build up a large amount of assets, and what I liked best about doing this I was able to walk away from working for the man and do what I wanted, when I wanted ,no one told me when I had lunch or how long I could take for lunch, no one told me anything I had to do, if I made a mistake it was my mistake I only had myself to blame and I do not want or need the government to assist me in any way as I seem to come out on the short end when thy say they want to help.

That being said I do hold and have a rather large collection of silver and I need not tell anyone who collects how much return the silver paid in 2014, my returns on the funds I own returned close to 30% and during the last three years have returned several 100% allowing me to buy silver coins & bars that look good and I do love to look at an fondle my collection, do I expect to make money on my collection? I hope, although I will not as they say "Sell the farm betting on it" it's a fun game to me nothing more nothing less. This is just my opinion and so far it's worked for me.

 

[BoliverT.]

When you are a teen and post things you consider witty, after a few years of maturing you look back and see how foolish you were in the eyes of others. Just saying!!

No worries, you wouldn't be the first to presume that you are the gold standard for wit on the internet, or that you can accurately divine someones age by reading a forum. Good luck with that.

I no not see anywhere or anyplace I mentioned your name I was wondering why you perceived I was referring to you. Would you care to tell all of the Silver Stacker member why you thought I was directing my comment toward you? Just saying!

 

[whinfell]

When you are a teen and post things you consider witty, after a few years of maturing you look back and see how foolish you were in the eyes of others. Just saying!!

No worries, you wouldn't be the first to presume that you are the gold standard for wit on the internet, or that you can accurately divine someones age by reading a forum. Good luck with that.

I no not see anywhere or anyplace I mentioned your name I was wondering why you perceived I was referring to you. Would you care to tell all of the Silver Stacker member why you thought I was directing my comment toward you? Just saying!

Given Niveka started this thread, and your post didn't obviously refer to any specific response, it's a reasonable conclusion for him to draw.

 

[Niveka]

When you are a teen and post things you consider witty, after a few years of maturing you look back and see how foolish you were in the eyes of others. Just saying!!

No worries, you wouldn't be the first to presume that you are the gold standard for wit on the internet, or that you can accurately divine someones age by reading a forum. Good luck with that.

I no not see anywhere or anyplace I mentioned your name I was wondering why you perceived I was referring to you. Would you care to tell all of the Silver Stacker member why you thought I was directing my comment toward you? Just saying!

Seemed pretty obvious to me. Was I wrong?

 

[BoliverT.]

Niveka you tell me, did you perceive yourself to have posted a post a teen would write, if not why would you assume I was referring to you? Just saying.

 

[Niveka]

Niveka you tell me, did you perceive yourself to have posted a post a teen would write, if not why would you assume I was referring to you? Just saying.

It seems obvious to me that you were responding to the post above. I doubt that I am wrong on this. Good luck on your quest to educate the unwashed masses, I believe someone like yourself with superior character and moral fortitude should be able to accomplish this mission with ease. All I can say is thank god we have you, without your guidance the world would be a very different place indeed.

 

[BoliverT.]

Nivea if you think I was referring to you I'm OK with that no problem here!

 

[errol43]

Silver was trading in the $5/9 range around 2000 to 2007.. Probably for some 20 years.

Ask someone who has been in the trade for the last 30 years.. No buyers rush in these years.

These scenarios are only for SS members who dream of owning a ton of silver.

Regards Errol 43l