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<p>[QUOTE="Cloudsweeper99, post: 1556430, member: 3011"]Corzine wasn't managing money so I don't consider what he did or does to be investing in the sense used by individuals. He isn't the competition. One of the nice things about investing, as Warren Buffett pointed out, is that it isn't a game where a higher IQ player will do better than a lower IQ player. The investor who will do well is the one with a sound investment philosophy [value investing is a good one], the skill to know how to use it, and the discipline to stick with it. I have no problem owning paper PMs in the form of ETFs and closed end funds. I've owned SLV and GLD in the past, and I currently own CEF. You just have to be careful with the tax reporting rules for SLV and GLD and the PFIC reporting requirements for CEF. Own physical is more for long term holdings, so it depends on a person's goals and expected holding period.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Cloudsweeper99, post: 1556430, member: 3011"]Corzine wasn't managing money so I don't consider what he did or does to be investing in the sense used by individuals. He isn't the competition. One of the nice things about investing, as Warren Buffett pointed out, is that it isn't a game where a higher IQ player will do better than a lower IQ player. The investor who will do well is the one with a sound investment philosophy [value investing is a good one], the skill to know how to use it, and the discipline to stick with it. I have no problem owning paper PMs in the form of ETFs and closed end funds. I've owned SLV and GLD in the past, and I currently own CEF. You just have to be careful with the tax reporting rules for SLV and GLD and the PFIC reporting requirements for CEF. Own physical is more for long term holdings, so it depends on a person's goals and expected holding period.[/QUOTE]
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