Never mind" silver to the moon" through the floor more like

Phiber said:
Far out! Your really reckon you got it all figured out don't you?
Such a pain to read the same stuff over and over again with your money for nothing club fantasy bull...
Seriously, give it a break sometimes - you sound sour more than anything. And if you've figured it, just take advantage of your greater understanding, please!
My post wasn't a "figuring out".
It was comparing what was said, "price through the floor", to what has happened (see recent weeks price chart).
No puzzling/figuring involved.
What happened, is what is done.
The difference between blabla, and boomboom.
Between fantasy, and reality.

My presence on the silver market is not to take advantages.
It's, an attempt, to preserve.
Remember?
I'm not the one 'offloading / getting out high' to someone trying the same as me.
Instead, I try to correct by making better purchase decisions, and if the end result will still be a loss, I take it.
 
Pirocco said:
What happened, is what is done.

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Thank you for a 2 lines post, it is a nice and welcomed change from your endless flow of uninterrupted words and tables.
 
Your last post is as worthless as your previous.
You don't really have much to say, do you? :D

People that don't like seeing explanations and data published, are people that need others lacking them.
Errors, to then take 'advantage' of.
'Making money', they name it.

So repeat, Especially For You! :D

Well, so far it didn't go through the floor.
Instead, they drove it again up to near $21.
More reason to be pessimistic now, than then.
 
Pirocco said:
You don't really have much to say, do you? :D

Exactly.
Unlike you I do not fool myself - and attempt to fool others - in claiming I have some kind of in depth understanding of the market dynamics nor do I attempt unsuccessfully to predict market movements.
I'd rather keep quiet than vomit rubbish day in day out. Also, I realise that all this jibber jabber does not mean anything and only spot does.
 
mmissinglink said:
Beware of the "to da moon tomorrow" silver/gold permabulls. These people are either shady snake oil salesmen, ignorant fools, or complete newbies who have drank the permabull Koolaid.

The smartest investors have been saying for a year or more that instead of to da moon, there will be further consolidation of PM prices that could last for a few years.

I'm not really into applauding when the price goes higher nor when it goes lower; I'm into applauding the good, level-headed, honest folks who are after the objective truth and who aid the rest of us in understanding how to better utilize our money and to beware of the harm of permabull thinking.


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I agree.

In other words < ----------------SIDEWAYS -------------------->

now where have I heard that suggestions before?
 
sammysilver said:
It's silver v economy.

Keep your wealth in silver or in the bank?

Spot drop v bail-in?

In Oz, without the tax, silver and fiat are virtually interchangeable. It's hard to make the wrong decision. I can sell my silver tomorrow with no loss. I can buy silver tomorrow with little fear of a loss. Yet, if my silver assets were to sit in the bank tomorrow, I'd be shitting myself. I have Greek Cypriot heritage, I know it can happen, I had money in the bank in Cyprus. Same thing happened with Polish pension funds.

God said Sammy, "I want you to build a stack! 40 troy ounces wide by 50 troy ounces long and 5 ounces high!"

And Sammy looked up and said to God, "WTF a troy ounce?"



Sammy put the crack pipe down PLEASE
 
Pirocco said:
Your last post is as worthless as your previous....
People that don't like seeing explanations and data published, are people that need others lacking them.
You don't post explanations - only theories that so far have proved wrong.
Anyone can copy-paste data. Not everyone can copy-paste meaningful data.
I have pointed out recently that the most value contained in your posts is to do the opposite of your suggestions. -ve worth?
:|
 
wrcmad said:
Pirocco said:
Your last post is as worthless as your previous....
People that don't like seeing explanations and data published, are people that need others lacking them.
You don't post explanations - only theories that so far have proved wrong.
Anyone can copy-paste data. Not everyone can copy-paste meaningful data.
I have pointed out recently that the most value contained in your posts is to do the opposite of your suggestions. -ve worth?
:|
Your 'so far proved wrong' sits in your shoes instead of your head.
All your 'point outs' are responses to your lips make-ups.
Your posts, were thus actually useless, just like this one is.
 
TreasureHunter said:
Small bump.
6 days ago, at $20.67, 215 Moz, being 20% of worlds annual supply/demand silver was hedged.
27 days ago, at $18.78, only 48 Moz was hedged.
So they see ALOT more risk in $20.67 than in $18.78.
A mere $1.89 higher, but 167 Moz more hedged.
That's like 3 times the "normally involved" amount silver per price dollar change.
So rather big than small bump.
They all wanna lock in their price.
This is mainly Swap Dealers versus Money Managers. The first hedge against price drops, the latter against price increases.
They expect us something to do!
The Money Managers expect us to buy like fools.
The Swap Dealers expect us to sell like fools.
"Nothing", is not in their books! :D
 
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