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<p>[QUOTE="krispy, post: 855442, member: 19065"]<a href="http://www.cointalk.com/members/billincolo/" class="internalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.cointalk.com/members/billincolo/">Billincolo</a>:</p><p><br /></p><p>There are many factors to consider, but I guess we start general on topics and wait to read all the replies that will help to fill in the cracks... I feel, in general, that it completely depends on what's going on at the time you are ready to sell, the available supply in the market then and the willingness of dealers and buyers out there at that time. </p><p><br /></p><p>If the factors are like those of today, then maybe the 2-3% below spot price at the time you are selling to a dealer. To an individual buyer of bullion maybe something closer to spot minus your costs of any auction listing, shipping or insuring the bullion if mailed to a buyer. If things are different in the future scenario, real good times or really bad times, you will have to weigh the value of the offer(s) you are given. Not all dealers nor individuals are always set up the same way, nor same frame of mind (bulls/bears) when it comes to buying despite what's happening in the market/world. If just prior to your proposed price and sell date (year), the price was way up or way down then suddenly idles or finds a base at $2k when you wanted to sell, try to figure what the market/buyers are thinking/feeling or reacting to at the time you are trying to sell, so that you understand the amount you are being offered from them at that time. What if the current laws have changed or new special taxes are introduced by 2015... you can't say today what will be the situation come that time but you can certainly set up a list of <i>What if...</i> scenarios so that you are better prepared to know when and how to react if you see things leaning to a particular scenario.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm curious to read what others feel about the OPs inquiry, but I doubt you'll see much rationale explained from elaine...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="krispy, post: 855442, member: 19065"][URL="http://www.cointalk.com/members/billincolo/"]Billincolo[/URL]: There are many factors to consider, but I guess we start general on topics and wait to read all the replies that will help to fill in the cracks... I feel, in general, that it completely depends on what's going on at the time you are ready to sell, the available supply in the market then and the willingness of dealers and buyers out there at that time. If the factors are like those of today, then maybe the 2-3% below spot price at the time you are selling to a dealer. To an individual buyer of bullion maybe something closer to spot minus your costs of any auction listing, shipping or insuring the bullion if mailed to a buyer. If things are different in the future scenario, real good times or really bad times, you will have to weigh the value of the offer(s) you are given. Not all dealers nor individuals are always set up the same way, nor same frame of mind (bulls/bears) when it comes to buying despite what's happening in the market/world. If just prior to your proposed price and sell date (year), the price was way up or way down then suddenly idles or finds a base at $2k when you wanted to sell, try to figure what the market/buyers are thinking/feeling or reacting to at the time you are trying to sell, so that you understand the amount you are being offered from them at that time. What if the current laws have changed or new special taxes are introduced by 2015... you can't say today what will be the situation come that time but you can certainly set up a list of [I]What if...[/I] scenarios so that you are better prepared to know when and how to react if you see things leaning to a particular scenario. I'm curious to read what others feel about the OPs inquiry, but I doubt you'll see much rationale explained from elaine...[/QUOTE]
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