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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1713889, member: 26302"]Btw, since I am posting, just wanted to touch base on the silver market changes in the last few weeks.</p><p><br /></p><p>1. A couple of months ago, "silver would hold its own or go up", we have seen now a 25% decline YTD.</p><p>2. A few weeks ago, "well the manipulated markets went down, but physical is high and that PROVES there is a physical shortage" - well I see I can buy ASE's for $26.50 and Philharmonics for about $2 over spot now. The major suppliers are reloading with stock, and you can buy at will now. Not much proof there either</p><p>3. "yes the market is down, and premiums are returning to normal, but QE88 is going to sent the price of PM to the moon!". - Always nice to get disproven on two recent assertions but still get people to believe an unprovable prediction.</p><p><br /></p><p>I wrote on CT a year ago or more how silver could drop, and if it did premiums would widen for a period of time. Gee, its almost as if some of us have been through more than a couple of years of metal market pricing, huh? 25% decline is enormous, and that is where we are sitting with further downside possible. TBH the silver market has fallen a little more than I thought it would. Think about it, though. If the Dow fell 25%, everyone on the bullion forums would be screaming how its the end of the world, how they were right and only PM will save you, etc. Have PM drop 25%, though, and all you here are strings of excuses, mainly parroted from the lies salesmen are saying to keep people buying.</p><p><br /></p><p>Bottom line, my PM has dropped 20% or so, but my stocks are up 30% in the same period. I am ok with that. That was the entire PURPOSE of me buying PM. PM is a better deal now than before, so those who wish to have a contra asset its a better time to buy than it has been in the past 5 years. Keep buying. However, you should know WHY you wish to own PM, and not just blindly accept the arguments PM salesmen force feed you. Honestly, I do see the market overbought, and personally I am looking at buying PM near these prices. That is only my view though, YMMV.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1713889, member: 26302"]Btw, since I am posting, just wanted to touch base on the silver market changes in the last few weeks. 1. A couple of months ago, "silver would hold its own or go up", we have seen now a 25% decline YTD. 2. A few weeks ago, "well the manipulated markets went down, but physical is high and that PROVES there is a physical shortage" - well I see I can buy ASE's for $26.50 and Philharmonics for about $2 over spot now. The major suppliers are reloading with stock, and you can buy at will now. Not much proof there either 3. "yes the market is down, and premiums are returning to normal, but QE88 is going to sent the price of PM to the moon!". - Always nice to get disproven on two recent assertions but still get people to believe an unprovable prediction. I wrote on CT a year ago or more how silver could drop, and if it did premiums would widen for a period of time. Gee, its almost as if some of us have been through more than a couple of years of metal market pricing, huh? 25% decline is enormous, and that is where we are sitting with further downside possible. TBH the silver market has fallen a little more than I thought it would. Think about it, though. If the Dow fell 25%, everyone on the bullion forums would be screaming how its the end of the world, how they were right and only PM will save you, etc. Have PM drop 25%, though, and all you here are strings of excuses, mainly parroted from the lies salesmen are saying to keep people buying. Bottom line, my PM has dropped 20% or so, but my stocks are up 30% in the same period. I am ok with that. That was the entire PURPOSE of me buying PM. PM is a better deal now than before, so those who wish to have a contra asset its a better time to buy than it has been in the past 5 years. Keep buying. However, you should know WHY you wish to own PM, and not just blindly accept the arguments PM salesmen force feed you. Honestly, I do see the market overbought, and personally I am looking at buying PM near these prices. That is only my view though, YMMV.[/QUOTE]
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