The charts are telling us banana benders something... I'm buying when the price reaches "Coolangatta" 
thatguy said:Don't overestimate my intelligentsfiatphoney said:Many good reasons to buy physical silver here, seasonal strength is not one of them.
This is a stupid assumption this year for pm's, you are smart enough to work out why.
Keen to hear why? Seasonals in fairly important in PM I would have thought, but you are right there are many other reasons
FWIW Will be buying heavily ~21-26th Oct (will inform when so you guys can fire up the tar and pluck the feathers), funnily enough this kinda coincides with Debt ceiling shenanigans but that is coincidental. November is going to be good for US silver bugs... how good will depend on $26.10Ag-26.60 Res ($1325Au).thatguy said:Coming into seasonal strength in silver I am buying here (at the end of June) this has worked in '12, '11, '10, '09
thatguy said:FWIW Will be buying heavily ~21-26th Oct (will inform when so you guys can fire up the tar and pluck the feathers), funnily enough this kinda coincides with Debt ceiling shenanigans but that is coincidental. November is going to be good for US silver bugs... how good will depend on $26.10Ag-26.60 Res ($1325Au).thatguy said:Coming into seasonal strength in silver I am buying here (at the end of June) this has worked in '12, '11, '10, '09
Would love to see $1141Au for a double bottom.
Usual caveat... DYOR DYODD only play with what you can afford to loose etc etc blah blah
now that would be telling... but heavy enough to incur the wrath of the significant otherAGmagic said:thatguy said:FWIW Will be buying heavily ~21-26th Oct (will inform when so you guys can fire up the tar and pluck the feathers), funnily enough this kinda coincides with Debt ceiling shenanigans but that is coincidental. November is going to be good for US silver bugs... how good will depend on $26.10Ag-26.60 Res ($1325Au).thatguy said:Coming into seasonal strength in silver I am buying here (at the end of June) this has worked in '12, '11, '10, '09
Would love to see $1141Au for a double bottom.
Usual caveat... DYOR DYODD only play with what you can afford to loose etc etc blah blah
How heavy is heavily? 100oz? 1000oz? 5000oz?
wrcmad said:
Hope ya got ya popcorn and armchair ready... there's gonna be fireworksMarket will be focusing on these upcoming Forex News for short-term directions:
Wed October 30, 2013 - 12:15pm GMT US ADP NFP Employment
Wed October 30, 2013 - 12:30pm GMT US Core CPI m/m
Wed October 30, 2013 - 6:00pm GMT US FOMC Interest Rate
Now will the fed up QE?If there was another reason for the Fed to keep its foot 'through' the floor, it is the fact that despite a record growth in the Fed balance sheet YoY, CPI (ex food and energy) dropped to 1.7% and missed by its biggest margin in 14 months.
This bit should be in a thread all on it's own....thatguy said:Trader Dan at his best! A must listen for any PM investor (starts ~ 1/3 in, first guy is rubbish/infomercial)
http://traderdannorcini.blogspot.com.au/
Can we use this report to PLEASE, PLEASE put an end to this nonsense of "FLASH CRASH" chatter that is the latest fad among too many in the gold community seeking to affix the blame for a poor showing in gold to the nefarious bullion bank crowd. The data (again only thru Tuesday of this week ) shows that the brunt of the selling in gold has been originating from the Managed Money or Hedge Fund crowd.
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Do you not find it exasperating to see some continue to promote this ridiculous theory all the while the largest gold ETF, GLD, continues to lose gold as Western based investors sell their holdings of the metal and buy stocks instead? What is so hard to understand about this? Investors and fund managers are looking to maximum returns. If they are long only funds, they will buy things that go up, namely equities. If they can go long or short, they will sell those things moving down, or at least failing to go up in the hopes of making some better profits on the way down. It really is as simple as that.
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Seriously, this is the sort of thing that gives many otherwise fine people in the gold community a bad name and discredits them when they really do have some good data to present that is worthy of note and thoughtful consideration. But when nearly every single move lower in gold is blamed on the bullion banks and the powers that be, it really becomes somewhat tragic.