rawdog buys silver...

Without watching it im going to assume its those mount rushmore coins.

With a minage of only 25,000 its probably going to be a good buy.

Be nice if Perth mint produced something similiar ie: Larger silver coins with limited mintage (aside from Lunars, Kooks). Their semi-numi delivery is pretty lacking.
 
SliderC said:
Without watching it im going to assume its those mount rushmore coins.

With a minage of only 25,000 its probably going to be a good buy.

Be nice if Perth mint produced something similiar ie: Larger silver coins with limited mintage (aside from Lunars, Kooks). Their semi-numi delivery is pretty lacking.
Sheeeet even I'd love to get my hands on one...if I had$$$
 
he sold for 35, right at the top in January 2013

now rawdog is buying at close to sport, hunting season for him....the pigs get killed :)
 
He's a cyclic buylow sellhigh buybackinlow player so if he just bought silver it means that he's now expecting others to pay for his next free ride.
 
Pirocco said:
He's a cyclic buylow sellhigh buybackinlow player so if he just bought silver it means that he's now expecting others to pay for his next free ride.
Or expensive ride down to $14 according to SilverSale
 
Argentum said:
dumb people are awfully lucky seen it to many times

this is not directed at you Argentum just a response...

this could be the case but psychologically people do not want to see others do better than them. People do not want to see others get ahead and it's easy to say to yourself that guy is just lucky so you feel okay about your own situation.

i personally wish I had the hindsight for the drop this past year. I would not have sold anything so I could buy back but I would have simply weighted until $18 silver and went all in.

I am still investing but after this big recent drop I think everyone is on pins and needles and is wading slowly. Not over investing in case it drops more.

If I could get better deals locally on bullion I would be buying more...since I cannot I am buying more Pandas and Numis that I can actually profit off of no matter what happens to the market in the short term.

for my bullion I buy and hold for the long term...I wont be selling it for a $10 profit per oz I just don't have that much invested that it would make sense.
 
thatguy said:
Pirocco said:
He's a cyclic buylow sellhigh buybackinlow player so if he just bought silver it means that he's now expecting others to pay for his next free ride.
Or expensive ride down to $14 according to SilverSale
Maybe the difference between rawdog and SilverSale is that the former says what he does himself and the latter says what others should do, while doing the opposite instead.
 
@silverbulldog
i'm happy for him that he has gained; i dont think anyone who owns physical has lost. There are some who say that if you bought at 40 and now its 25 you lost big time. In a way you did. But if you consider pm as a insurance policy of putting a part of your wealth into just in case of some scenario then i dont think its a loss. If you do think its a loss then you shouldnt have car/home... insurance because every year that passes without an accident you loose. If you add even an ounce a week in silver i think you are winning maybe not compared to him but maybe compared to billions of others. When you do sell you're insurance has run out.

I dont try to predict if it will go to 14 or 50 or 150 so that i can trade it. Its there its sitting and waiting for its 5 minutes. Itwill hold its value on average.
 
silverbulldog said:
this could be the case but psychologically people do not want to see others do better than them. People do not want to see others get ahead and it's easy to say to yourself that guy is just lucky so you feel okay about your own situation.

Very true.

Me thinks those holding silver for 'purchasing power' are a tad annoyed that their wealth is disappearing.

Get used to it - should be plenty more on the way!
 
Argentum said:
dumb people are awfully lucky seen it to many times

just may be they are obedient and follow the real owner of metals, so they bought them.

who really own the metals? these so called dumb people are just in possession of those metals temporarily, temporary in a computer can be a second, that is eternity for Data :P

or a thousand earth years, the position of the sun, still the same? ;)

the measurement is relative, when the need does not arise, the value of metals ok is to be lowly fiat priced. only when that need arise, should the price be right.
other time, price can never be relevant from person to person or place to place or time to time or sex to sex :lol:

so SilverSale, do shout when you are buying more again :)
 
alor, du kommt aus Deutschland? ich verstehe nicht deine Worte Deutsche (my best attempt)
 
rawdog is a moron... he fluked got it right randomly that one time and now hes a silver god to some people... if i sold all my silver now cos i had a hunch and it fell over the next week to 14 and i came in here (or youtube) and said 'see, SEEEEEEE!! :D" like a moron, that doesn't make me a commodity expert, that makes me a douchebag. Alor said he sold at 35? why didnt he sell at 50? or 40 or 38 ect?... so hes smart for selling at 35? So the people who sold at 39, 42...are smarter? more "huntch-ier"? more down with cosmic predictions? no one can predict the manipulated silver market but these guys... these guys, well they "JUST KNOW" right. He's a regular loud opinionated troll YouTuber who fluked it right that one time and hes riding the wave people keep him on because of it...
 
SilverSale said:
silverbulldog said:
this could be the case but psychologically people do not want to see others do better than them. People do not want to see others get ahead and it's easy to say to yourself that guy is just lucky so you feel okay about your own situation.

Very true.

Me thinks those holding silver for 'purchasing power' are a tad annoyed that their wealth is disappearing.

Get used to it - should be plenty more on the way!
Without buying or selling, nothing appears or disappears.
Without trading, nothing changes hand.
Those holding silver for 'purchasing power', instead of selling a tad annoyed, decrease the span of the price fluctuation, and increase the price at which those like you, buy back in. In short: they don't make the second mistake known as 'sell lower'.
Of course you don't like this, and hence your blabla is the inverted of your boomboom.
There is a way to overcome this though: get a job, instead oF trying to parasite upon others.
 
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