Stellaconcepts sold his investment portion of silver

i find it quite laughable.................that we already have 18 pages (and no doubt more!!) in this thread dedicated to opinionated arguing over whether Stella did the right thing or not.....grow up everyone.......its like crying over spilt milk.......the world moves forward by those that "do" - not those that "follow".
 
connectingdots1 said:
samboyellowsub said:
connectingdots1 said:
hence the reason he dropped his silver shorting two days AFTER I called the low in my vid.

don't wait it will be too late!..buy your physical silver now from Spotmex.com lol
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are you suggesting ... that he was watching your video and though to himself, "damn, i had better drop my shorts. Connectingdots just called a low!"?
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Well you must admit that he quickly changed his tune from thinking it would drop as low as $22 or $27/oz to suddenly posting a video 2 Days after mine in which I accidentally hit the wrong tab while making a Fukushima update on May 11th and mentioned how silver had just about hit the lowest point. the very next day it fell to $33.50 as I had expected it would.

If look at the chart below, take notice of the asymmetry in the charts, this was my first opportunity to personal observe the manipulation of silver. This isn't rocket science folks, I realize some of my videos aren't run of the mill stuff average information but seriously if any one of you spent as time as I have researching this manipulation scam....well suffice it to say most of you would have would have quit working and would be sitting at home full-time like I am and making real money from their scams!

enjoy the view..


http://www.kitco.com/images/live/silver.gif
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... and your point?
 
samboyellowsub said:
connectingdots1 said:
samboyellowsub said:
are you suggesting ... that he was watching your video and though to himself, "damn, i had better drop my shorts. Connectingdots just called a low!"?
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Well you must admit that he quickly changed his tune from thinking it would drop as low as $22 or $27/oz to suddenly posting a video 2 Days after mine in which I accidentally hit the wrong tab while making a Fukushima update on May 11th and mentioned how silver had just about hit the lowest point. the very next day it fell to $33.50 as I had expected it would.

If look at the chart below, take notice of the asymmetry in the charts, this was my first opportunity to personal observe the manipulation of silver. This isn't rocket science folks, I realize some of my videos aren't run of the mill stuff average information but seriously if any one of you spent as time as I have researching this manipulation scam....well suffice it to say most of you would have would have quit working and would be sitting at home full-time like I am and making real money from their scams!

enjoy the view..


http://www.kitco.com/images/live/silver.gif
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... and your point?
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His point is that if he posts any chart on youtube, anybody who posts subsequent to his post (could be a day or a year who knows) is stealing his idea. With that kind of logic similar to your con in the name, it just shows your intelligence level thus why you are getting so much flak.
 
Maybe Con and Stella should have a bet, the person who makes the most money and best calls.
The winner is the first person to buy a Red Ferrari.
The loser has to fund a penis extension operation for the winner.
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"oh, no he didn't!"
 
hobo-jo said:
Hope to see you more around the forums given you've dropped the YT channel :)

I thought separating yourself from the whole "silver movement" was a good idea. It's not the popular stance, but the respectable one for a sensible investor.

By the way how is the stock tipping service going? Have you had many sign up?
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In what way is it more respectable for a sensible investor?
Are you saying that those who follow Bob Chapman for example have not done well in the past?
 
jnkmbx said:
connectingdots1 said:
Well you must admit that he quickly changed his tune from thinking it would drop as low as $22 or $27/oz to suddenly posting a video 2 Days after mine in which I accidentally hit the wrong tab while making a Fukushima update on May 11th and mentioned how silver had just about hit the lowest point. the very next day it fell to $33.50 as I had expected it would.

If look at the chart below, take notice of the asymmetry in the charts, this was my first opportunity to personal observe the manipulation of silver. This isn't rocket science folks, I realize some of my videos aren't run of the mill stuff average information but seriously if any one of you spent as time as I have researching this manipulation scam....well suffice it to say most of you would have would have quit working and would be sitting at home full-time like I am and making real money from their scams!
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I wear a tin foil hat and know how badly this game is rigged.

I don't hold silver to make profits, I hold it for the bad times.
What if you get caught with your shorts down when GFC2 happens?
You might end up selling out like stellaconcepts right? :P

I'm more about productivity than investing. ;)
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You shouldnt be buying physical with money you will need in the short to medium term. so no firesales required, so WHEN GFC II hits then you dont need to sell silver - instead you buy more silver...
 
Stella,
try to take it easy mate and realise what everything is for exactly what it is. Noise. Conectingthedots1 as an example makes a lot of it and i for one cannot stand people who have a argument along the lines of 'he has CON in his name... comeon people'. My first impression was 'so' I have Min in my middle name, does that mean i have a minimum of everything? My 5 year old niece can come up with more logical arguments than that. When pointing this out on his youtube page i got blocked immediately. Someone can't handle the heat, get out of the kitchen!

Basically, when you come across haters... sit back, realax and take a deep breath. Realise they are jealous and leave it at that. Let them get all worked up and make all the noise they want. Everyone makes good calls and bad calls. From what i've seen you make more good calls than bad, and personally miss your input on youtube!

Take it easy and look forward to seeing you back on youtube soon :)
 
Yippe-Ki-Ya said:
You shouldnt be buying physical with money you will need in the short to medium term. so no firesales required, so WHEN GFC II hits then you dont need to sell silver - instead you buy more silver...
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For sure. I'm 50% PMs to diversify and maintain various options open. I have no debts (never ever been in debt before, that includes leverage and home-loans). :cool:
 
renovator said:
453 posts on this thread that has to be a record for a discussion thread .Its got a life of its own
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I think it reflects the impact stellaconcepts made on his subscribers/followers/supporters with his decisions.
The "to da moon"ers also feel upset no doubt.

Personally I don't watch youtube videos with people talking to cams. I'm too rebel for that :P
You know, the anti-everything guy that doesn't watch TV because "everything sux". :rolleyes:

I don't even know what Max Keiser really looks like besides his likeness on a coin. _

*ok, I took a peek, I now know what he looks like... sorta like the coin :/*
 
hobo-jo said:
Yippe-Ki-Ya said:
hobo-jo said:
I thought separating yourself from the whole "silver movement" was a good idea. It's not the popular stance, but the respectable one for a sensible investor.
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In what way is it more respectable for a sensible investor?
Are you saying that those who follow Bob Chapman for example have not done well in the past?
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Because a sensible investor should be able to remove emotion from their investment decisions and the whole silver movement/manipulation craze reeks of people buying in with an emotional attachment (buy an ounce to bring down JPM, price falls = must be manipulation, etc).

I don't know that much about Bob Chapman. As I understand it he has a strong precious metals history what did he recommend to his clients during 1980 to 2000 when Gold/Silver were in a bear market?
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I'm not sure i agree with you that believing in the massive manipulation in silver markets is akin to not being objective about investment. Sure, it definately does feel good to know that buying physical is helping to squeeze the lowest of scum, but thats a separate issue and does not cloud my judgement on the fundamentals of physical silver.

I've only started listening to Bob Chapman of late, having been referred by somebody i admire very much. He's definately up there with Schiff and Faber and Maloney
 
hobo-jo said:
Yippe-Ki-Ya said:
I've only started listening to Bob Chapman of late, having been referred by somebody i admire very much. He's definately up there with Schiff and Faber and Maloney
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I would put Faber and Schiff well above Maloney to be honest. Not that I have issue with Maloney, but what do we know about Maloney's investing/financial background prior to the precious metals bull market? I recall someone saying something about him being an electrical engineer (?) prior to turning his sights on PMs, there is nothing wrong with that, but I would refrain catagorising him with others who have a lifetime of investment experience.

How can you say someone is up there with some of the greats without knowing their background?? For all I know Chapman has been talking up Gold and Silver nonstop for the last 40 years, he may look like an expert in this decade but what about the two that preceeded this one...
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Mike would be the first to admit he's not an investor, but more a historian/observer.

Dave Morgan, on the other hand, is the complete silver-investor.

Ck.
 
It's interesting to watch the emotions on this site. I often thought it would be a barometer of the Silver market itself and it is proving to be that way. When the price was surging the sentiment here was surging, the excitement palpable, and I did note it.

Now sense is starting to come back into the forum. Sense is no good for the silver price I can tell you that, but I feel it will linger for awhile yet which is one of the reasons I don't think silver is moving for awhile.

As we get more and more people jumping in and the sensible people start to drop off their posting a bit and the bulls start surging again with their posts overwhelming everything again, I think silver will be surging higher again and eventually toward another parabolic blow off.

It's one of the reasons I try not to post too much here. I want the permabulls to take over. I've got another forum to go to for sensible economic discussion.
 
hawkeye said:
I've got another forum to go to for sensible economic discussion.
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You mean somewhere where everyone has to end their post with "DYOR" or some other "this is just my opinion" disclaimer because people there are so rigid they could be constipated? :P
 
Captain Kookaburra said:
hobo-jo said:
Yippe-Ki-Ya said:
I've only started listening to Bob Chapman of late, having been referred by somebody i admire very much. He's definately up there with Schiff and Faber and Maloney
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I would put Faber and Schiff well above Maloney to be honest. Not that I have issue with Maloney, but what do we know about Maloney's investing/financial background prior to the precious metals bull market? I recall someone saying something about him being an electrical engineer (?) prior to turning his sights on PMs, there is nothing wrong with that, but I would refrain catagorising him with others who have a lifetime of investment experience.

How can you say someone is up there with some of the greats without knowing their background?? For all I know Chapman has been talking up Gold and Silver nonstop for the last 40 years, he may look like an expert in this decade but what about the two that preceeded this one...
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Mike would be the first to admit he's not an investor, but more a historian/observer.

Dave Morgan, on the other hand, is the complete silver-investor.

Ck.
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You kinda look like Dave Morgan :cool:
 
jnkmbx said:
hawkeye said:
I've got another forum to go to for sensible economic discussion.
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You mean somewhere where everyone has to end their post with "DYOR" or some other "this is just my opinion" disclaimer because people there are so rigid they could be constipated? :P
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Of course not! Obviously he means the "Midnight to 6am - Overnight Spot Watchers Spot..." where the quality of the research is easily equal to that of the Wall Street Journal.
 
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