That's what alot think.Roswell Crash Survivor said:If you're after spectacular immediate gains, maybe you should divest with your stack and invest your capital in another sector.
Jislizard said:In order for people to think it is going to da moon, the prices have to be actively rising.
As the prices have recently dropped most people are speculating on how low it will go, hence there are more "sub$19", "Silver to hit $14", "What will you do if silver goes back to $6" type of threads.
When the price of silver is not going up or down we discuss religion, politics and racism, I say discuss...
Pirocco said:You know what: I ceased to act according and even pay attention to all the worlds gloom and doom, special and disheartening stories out there. I've seen numerous passing the revenue. Each one followed by claims up or claims down, or both.Aureus said:It is going to take something mighty special and/or disheartening to get past $50.
Take for ex the 'shockwave' that that Cyprus story last year caused. And the 'shockwave' that the Quantitative Easings caused.
What is left of it? Nothing? And why: because those stories are not what they seem to be. They are orchestrated scams ment to lure speculators into erroneous decisions.
Instead, I will rely on monitoring data, and that includes what I see with my own eyes on the street / wherever. I don't believe anybody / any entity or organisation. But I still read their data / stories, and when I see reason to be reflecting reality, for ex by being indirectly confirmed with other data, I'll treat them as reality, and if needed, act accordingly. And that includes single day stories as well as stories than span years. A weak appearing trend spanning years can be as mighty as a trend spanning a day (black monday market etc) yet is often not recognized as such, resulting in those typical high red candlesticks on the charts. Take for ex current stock markets, recordlevels, above 2006-2007 peaks. Some here consider these levels as healthy, and good to start from. Well, that's what they all do, until that high red candlestick, where they suddenly don't anymore.
TreasureHunter said:I'm surprised everyone here is so pessimistic...
The arguments behind silver are strong enough...
Imagine how pessimist they are going to be when it reaches $8 :lol:swe_silver said:TreasureHunter said:I'm surprised everyone here is so pessimistic...
The arguments behind silver are strong enough...
It is like this. When its low or going down, most people are pessimistic. When its high and going up, most people are positive.
"Buy when others are fearful and sell when others are greedy"
So this is the time to buy. Much fear and pessimistic people are a good signal for buying.
Imagine how pessimist you are going to be when it doesn't. :lol:Cheepo said:Imagine how pessimist they are going to be when it reaches $8 :lol:
SilverPete said:Mid $30's? Ya dreamin mate. It will be lucky to hit mid 20's.Court Jester said:lol not a chance it will be lucky to hit mid $30's let alone $75
Ernster said:I think you'll find most of the predictions and sentiment on here are just based on recent momentum.
You mean we should suspend stacking until the price is driven higher and those that drove it higher again talk about moon cost?worldbubble said:agree with some
prepare yourself emotionally that spending on PMs is a sunk cost ... the same as living exp, recreation, etc ... you spent $ for it - enjoy it, forget about it.
P.S. don"t eat too much ... do not buy too much PMs either ))
Cheepo said:When you buy an insurance you also shop around, and weight the costs v. the potential benefits. If I had to pay A$250 a month for health insurance I would rather go without, because I don't think it will be worth it: the costs of medical bills are unlikely to be higher. If I pay A$20 a month I'll buy it because I don't have much to lose: if I am not sick all I lose is A$20/month.
That's the thing, if the debt driven house market goes into oversupply mode then even a dropped silver price still allows to buy the same house.RetardedMonkey said:I've conceded that I'm going to make a loss when I sell.
Just hope I get a decent price on the house that it'll go towards!