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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mikem2000, post: 1726399, member: 30574&quot;]No, the deck is not stacked against the small silver investor, but I would say if you &quot;think&quot; like a small investor, you are doomed.&nbsp; For example, would a big silver investor pay a 20% - 25%&nbsp; premium for silver? I don&#039;t think so, but so many folks did just that when AU dropped to $22.&nbsp; All you needed to do was wait.</p><p><br /></p><p>A big silver investor would have known that it was not a once in a lifetime opportunity and would have been patient.&nbsp; Of course, the &quot;small&quot; investor got a lot of bad info from the sources he was reading.&nbsp; Do you think that the large investor reads Silver Doctor.com?&nbsp; No he does not, he knows that is biased BS from folks with strong connections in the bullion industry.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>A large silver investor is also not afraid of some paper silver.&nbsp; He knows the huge advantages of paper silver such as, very low spread, no insurance costs, no storage costs.&nbsp; The small thinking investor believes the scares tactics and will not take advantage of these benefits, but all it takes is $2000 for an Ameritrade account and you are on the exact same playing field as the big boys.</p><p><br /></p><p>The large silver investor also knows about valuations and it is not ALWAYS a good time to buy.&nbsp; There was so much talk about the Goldman short and how the small investors were sure it was manipulation.&nbsp; The fact is, it was just some smart guys, knowing the valuation of Silver was too high, and taking advantage.&nbsp; The small investor could have taken advantage of this also with the same Ameritrade account that only costs $2000 to open.&nbsp; It only costs 11 bucks a trade to short SLV and you can play like the big boys.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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