Not disagreeing with you man, just pointing out that percentages are a better judge of markets. Humans have a weird attachment to certain numbers,...
That's fair Inflexion, I was simply asking why people who say the Fed is motivating them invest in silver so much. To me, gold, platinum, and many...
Lol, me a Keynesian. When I taught Econ I would spend days trying to talk Keynesians out of it. Also, I made out like a bandit in 1980 by selling...
Right there, the way you put things that if I do not agree with you I am either IGNORANT OR DELUSIONAL. Who said anything about selling PM's for...
Just remember that dollar gains are not relevant. I mean that a $1 gain in a $40 market is not more severe than a $.25 gain in a $10 market. I...
Look them up in Krause. You will get better value as well if you presort them into fineness for the dealer. He will have to do this anyway, so you...
I would have it checked out for tooling. The details seem a little too crisp. THe slab already calls out smoothing, which is less offensive than...
So, a serious question. If you believe the Fed is dictating your actions, why is it affecting silver disproportionately? Why are you buying only...
Passant, going back to my point, if one assumes an inflationary environment, then that assumption includes the prospect of increased NOMINAL...
What I read was that they were trying to mimic the look and feel of the new alloy nickels to minimize US citizens frustration. Hard to say that if...
Yeah, low silver inclusion, and the current Treasury rule bannign melting, makes these a less desirable silver play. Same reason 40% aren't worth...
I don't look, was there a lot of volatility? To me PM is a contra asset, if I find myself monitoring the market frequently, it would be because I...
Worst yet, try it on a 1600 year old Roman AE4, or a tiny little Greek. Man they made some tiny coins back then. :) On the flip side, especially...
Go back and re-read your last five posts... your claim to absolute knowledge far exceeds the claim that the future is unknowable. And of course...
To me, supply ALWAYS equals demand granted a free market. It has to, absent government intervention. Prices will change, but the market will put...
Passant, the only absolutes I refer to are that future performance is unknowable, and that assuming any inflation that eventually all commodities...
Right there is our disconnect with your arguments Passant. The vallue of silver TODAY is what it is worth TODAY, not a future value discounted....
$130 silver is assured, I will agree with you. So is $10 corn, $8 a gallon milk, and $7 a gallon gasoline. All of these things are assured at some...
I need to follow your lead. I have been lazy getting stuff out, but $300 for a roll of old washington's is simply getting too much to pass up....
To take the guessing out of it, you create a multivariate Monte Carlo simulation with multiple undefined terms? I have training in dealing with...
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