Matthew 26:14
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Just crossed over $US30 an oz and $A29.50. Seems the talk of a imminent crash in precious metals is a little premature.....
mickjohn said:wow. it certainly didnt take long to bounce back. Day traders must loooooove silver.
spets1 said:damn it!!!!!!!!! im about to get paid... and i was praying it wouldnt go up
Nub Cannon said:mickjohn said:wow. it certainly didnt take long to bounce back. Day traders must loooooove silver.
Tell me about it, everyone was forecasting doom and gloom regarding silver. I'm new to the silver game but I've learned to just sit back and enjoy the show; I have a feeling this is gonna be a bumpy ride :lol:
Auspm said:Nub Cannon said:mickjohn said:wow. it certainly didnt take long to bounce back. Day traders must loooooove silver.
Tell me about it, everyone was forecasting doom and gloom regarding silver. I'm new to the silver game but I've learned to just sit back and enjoy the show; I have a feeling this is gonna be a bumpy ride :lol:
I didn't predict that.
I predicted silver would do what it always does, bounces around like a roller coaster.
As said, you just hang on for the ride.
seems to hit $30 and bounce off... I'm not yet where i would like to be with my stack so i'm hoping for a downturn... funny investing in something and hoping the price will go downBulawan pilak said:It will be very interesting to see if it stays above 30 for a while......what will be next up or back down?
Bulawan pilak said:It will be very interesting to see if it stays above 30 for a while......what will be next up or back down?
silverstalker said:A spike at the same that time that China raises interest rates, I guess people are waking up to the fact inflation is a reality.
True but looking at hummers they seems to yoyo just as muchAuspm said:Considering that even on the dip to $26 most over counter dealers in Sydney were still selling at $38+ for singles, I don't think it really matters.
Silver spot moves around so crazy I think the majors just pick a wide margin between spot and selling price and stick there until Spot approaches that price and then they move it again.
ie if spot is moving between $26 and $31, your singles are still $38+ no matter what spot is on the day.
Especially now where dealers are buying in bulk to meet demand, spot really can screw with margins on resale.
Further proof IMHO of the disconnect between spot and physical prices.
Auspm said:Considering that even on the dip to $26 most over counter dealers in Sydney were still selling at $38+ for singles, I don't think it really matters.
Silver spot moves around so crazy I think the majors just pick a wide margin between spot and selling price and stick there until Spot approaches that price and then they move it again.
ie if spot is moving between $26 and $31, your singles are still $38+ no matter what spot is on the day.
Especially now where dealers are buying in bulk to meet demand, spot really can screw with margins on resale.
Further proof IMHO of the disconnect between spot and physical prices.