This . . . "It is very challenging managing risk as a dealer in gold / silver holdings at the moment" . . . courtesy of @psuman08
Contentment defined . . .
I’m sure your investment advisor will be pleased to hear that . . . Me? . . . I could go for two palm trees and a hammock.
Perplexing, ain't it, Randy? Gold is going up while the USD is falling. Real estate is falling while the Dollar is doing . . . what?
I recall thinking I’d take half my profits at $3500 and let the rest ride. Well, $3500 blew by with such momentum that it changed my perspective...
Hardly!
The NH Coin & Currency Expo has turned into quite a good show, and is expected to continue growing well into the future. Have fun while there.
Just awesome . . . I still hold out hope that my daughter’s interest will be rekindled.
Oh, I dunno about staying away from casinos . . . I think Randy’ll hafta stay away from the coins.
I think I see a graze across the flames. If I do, MS66FT. If not, MS67FT.
While much more expensive, I've always preferred the 53-O NA to the 53 NA, both as a collector and as a dealer. Keep your eyes peeled for a full...
63 on a good day, and 62 on a bad one.
I was referring to the government, and not to the financial markets . . . the hubris of most in government has them believing they can bend...
No, but I would put money on mismanagement of The People's money ;).
Agreed . . . still, nearly all fiat currencies are suffering crises of confidence at this time. That the USD enjoys preferred status among a lot...
Once Earth-bound masses escape the noose of gravity, that is very true.
The circumstances that put gold on its current trajectory are extremely well-entrenched, and will take years to reverse. I am not a believer that...
Some are walking a fine line here folks. Please make sure you don’t step over it.
1 - MS65RB 2 - MS64 3 - AU55 4 - MS63 5 - MS66+ 6 - MS62 7 - MS65 I think you got the Lib Nickel correct.
Collecting coins under the guise of saving for retirement is irresponsible. Buy coins with discretionary income, and not with your retirement...
Separate names with a comma.
