Hi Jedi,
I'll leave it to the pros to give you advice (I'm new to PMs myself), but I will point out that this dip is considerably 'better' for you using USD than it is for us using AUD. The Australian dollar is commodities-based so basically, it rises when PMs rise and falls when PMs fall. So in the last 24 hours the AUD and silver have fallen, but the USD has risen. The result is that silver fell over 4 bucks for you, but only ~$2.50 here.
Put it this way - I have bought during today's dip even though it's only half the dip that you're getting. I reckon it's not a terrible idea, so long as you don't go all out and put all your eggs in one basket ... leave some fiat for potential future purchases if silver continues to drop over the next week or two.
I'll leave it to the pros to give you advice (I'm new to PMs myself), but I will point out that this dip is considerably 'better' for you using USD than it is for us using AUD. The Australian dollar is commodities-based so basically, it rises when PMs rise and falls when PMs fall. So in the last 24 hours the AUD and silver have fallen, but the USD has risen. The result is that silver fell over 4 bucks for you, but only ~$2.50 here.
Put it this way - I have bought during today's dip even though it's only half the dip that you're getting. I reckon it's not a terrible idea, so long as you don't go all out and put all your eggs in one basket ... leave some fiat for potential future purchases if silver continues to drop over the next week or two.