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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mikem2000, post: 1791762, member: 30574&quot;]Only for the conspiracists, for the more conventional thinkers, not all that much to talk about. As far as &quot;no one to blame&quot;, a couple points. First one is, as far as most of us&nbsp; can tell, silver is trading near fair value so why would you want to blame someone when things seem to be in line? So I don&#039;t think there is anyone to blame.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Now as far as the people who DO assign blame and think the whole game is rigged and is crooked, I could never understand why anyone would would even play if that is what they felt. I mean when I sit down at a poker table and I think the game is crooked I walk away. Who wouldn&#039;t. If you are at the track and you know the race is fixed for the # 4 horse, do you bet the # 8 horse?</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Now Blaubart, this really isn&#039;t meant for you since I always considered you as one of the most rational of the stackers, but if someone needs to assign blame, before they buy even a single ounce of silver, they need to &quot;invest&quot; in a mirror. The person in the mirror is the only person you should even consider blaming. If anyone bought silver at $45 and is unhappy that POS is now $21, it is their own fault, make no mistake about it. If silver was overpriced, they are to blame, if the game is rigged, they should have known it. If they are overweighted and took a whoopin&#039;, they are to blame. Until folks understand that, they are doomed to ranks of being a poor investor.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In my very early days of investing, I lost my life savings twice. Never did I blame anyone, it was my fault and I learned. So to all the folks that feel someone is to blame for their poor investment choice, like I said please buy a mirror, it will be the best investment you could possibly make.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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