thatguy said:Gold needs to clear and hold above 1180 to be even remotely not massively bearish. Even if it manages to push through the bears are waiting, I know I am![]()
yep anything ~1250-1270 is vulture territoryOrbit said:thatguy said:Gold needs to clear and hold above 1180 to be even remotely not massively bearish. Even if it manages to push through the bears are waiting, I know I am![]()
I'm doing the same.. Maybe late December/January?
thatguy said:Gold needs to clear and hold above 1180 to be even remotely not massively bearish. Even if it manages to push through the bears are waiting, I know I am![]()
Lunardragon said:this is why we are gonna have December Frenzy sale from aust bullion dealers!
cant wait
SilverDJ said:It seems that everyone on here is convinced that silver is going to plummet to circa $10. If that is the case, I take it everyone is selling all or most of their silver now in anticipation?
Serious question though I guess, who is backing themselves and getting out now to buy back in at a lower price? And if not, why not?
Alloy Troll said:SilverDJ how long have you been trading commodities for?
Holdfast said:Ask any dealer, folk are not selling back to them, most are holding.
Who on earth sells? We are stackers. :lol:
Selling is a pain in the A![]()
Alloy Troll said:all good.
There is no such thing as a base price, and no one knows what way the silver is going to go.
people that tell you theories are full of shit, there is no pattern, or anything like that. People will insist they see a trend in a pattern, these people are the womanless losers that have too much time on hand.
If I flip a coin 5 times and each time it comes out heads, then there is a pattern, anyone can see that... but on the next spin, there is still a 50% chance it will go either way... same thing with bullion.
there is some degree of variables that will make the price go up or down, and some can see it coming, but exactly when is almost impossible to tell.
Alloy Troll said:all good.
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If I flip a coin 5 times and each time it comes out heads, then there is a pattern, anyone can see that... but on the next spin, there is still a 50% chance it will go either way... same thing with bullion.
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SilverDJ said:True. But if you truly know it's going to drop, then why not sell now?
I can imagine it's safer to dollar cost average down of course and hedge your bet that way. But what if you really know it's going to plummet?
Is anyone so confident in that that they are selling most or all now?
I'm just curious if anyone is, nothing more implied at all.