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You have to understand the way FryDaddyJr thinks in order to understand it. He hates PM bugs and enjoys their suffering. Also, he fails to understand that an individuals preference may be different than that of the whole of humanity. He thinks that because a strong stock market and low gold are signs of a strengthening economy, every individual alive should be happy about it, even if they lost a large portion of their wealth. He is utterly incapable of understanding that some people care more about their own finances than the state of the economy. He also falsely believes that because gold is lower now than in 2011, the world is automatically a better place, and all our problems are gone. In other words, he fails to understand cause and effect. Personally, I'd like gold and silver to go back up, because I own some, and because I like gold and silver and would like to buy more without throwing my money away. Hard to wrap your head around, isn't it?
you don't know how I think. I don't have that much gold, but I want to buy low. really that hard to understand??
You said in another thread that you couldn't see why anyone would ever be annoyed that prices went down, and they should just buy a ton more. They don't like the fact that they lost money, and might not have more money to invest. really that hard to understand??
I mean really, how self-absorbed can you be? YOU failed to buy gold before the price run-up and want to get in now, so EVERYONE should be happy? Oh, yeah, no one here cares about their own gold and silver, we're all just happy for YOU.
What does that have to do with what I said? I'm planning to sell what little bullion I have soon, and I certainly won't be buying any more. Bullion having its ups and downs doesn't change the fact that you are shockingly self-absorbed.
I am sorry if some people owned pm with the belief that it can only remain fla or go up. I do understand if you were counting on this money, reading my and other comments on CT may seem cold. Pm, just like stocks, derivatives, high yield bonds, and other items by themselves simply are not good places for money you NEED. But, my returns in pm have helped me in years stocks were doing poorly, and stocks going up help me get over my pm going down. However, i do not NEED any of this money. When i get to the point i start needing this money to be there inten years, i will start investing in things more appropriate. Just my opinion.