The problem with forums such as these are that you get a lot of positive reinforcement, "buy all you can get because when it goes mental you will be along for the ride"
This forum is actually quite balanced and some of the posters can bring you back to reality, even if that is somewhere you don't want to be.
Unfortunately both extremes, the people at home telling you to conform and the people here telling you that silver is the way forward, do not cancel each other out and leave you with sound advice. You still have a judgement call to make, and only you can make it.
Outsiders have problems in buying something they don't need on the basis that someone else who doesn't need it will buy it off you for more money than you paid for it. It goes against the whole "Work hard and you will be rewarded" ethos that I was brought up with. If I am going to buy something I may as well buy something that I need, like a sofa, it still costs a lot of money but I can at least sit on it, I might not get any money back on it but I can keep it for years and at least it will be something useful.
If you have problems trying to work out why other people can't understand your desire to stack silver, try this out for size....
Bamboo!
The crop of the future, it can be used for; food, clothing, construction, flooring, furniture, it can be found in kitchens, living rooms, bathroons any room in the house, you can find it at Crazy Clarks, Aldi's Bunnings, the local Market, high end kitchenware shops, high end furniture shops, it is everywhere!
It is one of the fastest growing plants in the world, it can be used pretty much anywhere that wood can be, it is resistant to pests and diseases, easy to process. It is available for cropping 4 years after planting as opposed to trees which can be decades.
for only 3500 you can buy in on this opportunity, a forestry company is selling clumps in Thailand, they grow the bamboo and in four years time they will start to harvest and will continue to harvest over the next 11 years, the net profit will be around 350%. Another South American company is selling investments in Bamoo from 18000 with profits of around 800% over the 15 years.
Would you like to invest in some bamboo in Thailand?
I have not taken the plunge yet, however everywhere I go I now see bamboo products, two years ago when I first heard of the investment, I saw chopsticks, that is all. No one I know has heard of the investment, and everyone thinks it would be mad to give my money to someone in a foreign country to grow something that they never use. Particularly as it would be four years before I saw any return.
However I have done the research and it looks sound, just can't commit that much money on what could be a big mistake. I might just go for it anyway, but you can see why trying to explain any strategy makes you sound like a nut job to others who only see banks and shares as the only source for investment!
This forum is actually quite balanced and some of the posters can bring you back to reality, even if that is somewhere you don't want to be.
Unfortunately both extremes, the people at home telling you to conform and the people here telling you that silver is the way forward, do not cancel each other out and leave you with sound advice. You still have a judgement call to make, and only you can make it.
Outsiders have problems in buying something they don't need on the basis that someone else who doesn't need it will buy it off you for more money than you paid for it. It goes against the whole "Work hard and you will be rewarded" ethos that I was brought up with. If I am going to buy something I may as well buy something that I need, like a sofa, it still costs a lot of money but I can at least sit on it, I might not get any money back on it but I can keep it for years and at least it will be something useful.
If you have problems trying to work out why other people can't understand your desire to stack silver, try this out for size....
Bamboo!
The crop of the future, it can be used for; food, clothing, construction, flooring, furniture, it can be found in kitchens, living rooms, bathroons any room in the house, you can find it at Crazy Clarks, Aldi's Bunnings, the local Market, high end kitchenware shops, high end furniture shops, it is everywhere!
It is one of the fastest growing plants in the world, it can be used pretty much anywhere that wood can be, it is resistant to pests and diseases, easy to process. It is available for cropping 4 years after planting as opposed to trees which can be decades.
for only 3500 you can buy in on this opportunity, a forestry company is selling clumps in Thailand, they grow the bamboo and in four years time they will start to harvest and will continue to harvest over the next 11 years, the net profit will be around 350%. Another South American company is selling investments in Bamoo from 18000 with profits of around 800% over the 15 years.
Would you like to invest in some bamboo in Thailand?
I have not taken the plunge yet, however everywhere I go I now see bamboo products, two years ago when I first heard of the investment, I saw chopsticks, that is all. No one I know has heard of the investment, and everyone thinks it would be mad to give my money to someone in a foreign country to grow something that they never use. Particularly as it would be four years before I saw any return.
However I have done the research and it looks sound, just can't commit that much money on what could be a big mistake. I might just go for it anyway, but you can see why trying to explain any strategy makes you sound like a nut job to others who only see banks and shares as the only source for investment!
