If you don't Silver Stack you will be left behind

Oh yeah, it seems to me, the initial hit is by the so called "dumb money" which pushes it higher, but that does not last as it then re-adjusts. Very bad sign for PM enthusiasts.

 

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Be nice like Johnny Rotten here? He sure looks out of charactor doesn't he?

 

I still think silver has value. I am going to buy some more at these prices. I always slow down when the price is up. It can't crash too much lower now, so I am thinking it may be time to get some more now...

 

IMO, this is a great time for investors to be sitting on their hands. We are likely to retest the S&P August low of 1,867. We are most of the way there already.

 

More and more investors are discovering lately that the best place for investing for the short term may be U.S. Federal Reserve notes. 0.0% return looks about the best one can expect for now.

 

They can give it all to me. I'll watch it for them.

 

Okay, I'll bite.

Yeah, it's all decomposed living matter (mostly algae and other single-celled organisms, if I understand correctly), and it's renewable. But the timescale for renewing it is millions of years -- as opposed to tens of years for wood, or one year or less for vegetable sources.

Of course, there are some people who believe that crude oil does not come from living organisms. I believe those people are wrong, but it's not my field.

 

I called this in October - actually said it all summer. I'm beaming today. Moves in both directions paid off in spades.

 

Dow not off to a ducky 2016 so far.

 

The bears have been roaming around since August.

 

Yeah, now it's yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum...

 

If anyone purchased silver from around 2011 to now, you lost money. The five year loss for silver is 48.59%

I wouldn't call it stacking away. I would say more like "losing away."

 

Strong hands. I hadn't seen that one in a while.

 

Sunrise hasn't posted in here for awhile. I think he's banned.

 

Sunrise is history.

 

Man is this dude off script.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/fe...-market-fall-and-keep-hiking-rates-2016-01-27

 

Why? Keeping the stock market floating is not a reason not to raise rates. As long as the economy can digest the hikes they should do it and let the equities market adjust accordingly.

 

The key problem is that longnine009 thinks there IS a script. Among economists there never has been. Politicians? Perhaps. Economists? No. Economists, real true economists, don't give a rodent's rump about the stock market or any other market (PM's least of ALL); they're concerned with liquidity and employment - you know, the REAL stuff. Growth should not be choked off by EITHER unavailable capital for actual physical investment (buildings, equipment, etc.) or by a warped labor market. QE staved off the first one, but we still have a warped labor market, for about a half dozen reasons, chiefly among them the total cost to employ being too high (too high for the employer yet simultaneously too low for the net paycheck the employee takes home) and an unprecedented screwed up sense of entitlement from the C-suite people.

 

So you two agree with Feldstein?

 

I do....