Well, I have to question what "experts" are you reading? Many of these so called "experts" are nothing more than bullion dealers in disguise. At the end of the day though, the only real question is, "Is $19 silver right for your goals and objectives?" It may be fairly priced now, but for me, I am looking for cheap silver. Other folks may like this entry point since they are looking for someplace to put their greenbacks. At $19 it is just not as simple as is it a good or bad investment. At $45 the question was much simpler.
First off, NOTHING IS SAFE. Not investing in anything is not safe as inflation will cut severely into your savings. You just need to come to grips that life is a risk sport. Now, I never really get how folks tout the "safety" of PM's I mean silver dropped from $48 to $19. Down 60% and we are probably not even done yet. In addition, the drop was not even a once in a life event as I remember another drop from $50 to $5. So, I just don't safety can be considered a plus for PM's
Says the guy who doesn't want us to drive up the price while he's investing every penny he can scrounge up.
I don't care what happens to the price. generally when the price goes up, other things are going badly. when they're going good you can buy more with your spare cash
I don't usually buy bullion, but there are a few pieces I've been wanting because I like the designs. So, here are a few I picked up recently. Have a few more on the way as well.
Just bought these silver rounds the other day, but instead of Ebay I bought them from a on line store . Great prices and it sure beats trying to bid on a round when someone else is taking the price way to high, I am very happy with them. Alan
I did my best to capture the beauty and detail of the Freedom girl. It you could marry coins, I'd marry this one. What a Gal