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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;NorthKorea, post: 2531814, member: 29643&quot;]Medora hit it spot on, here. Yes, Mike, losing $150 over two weeks (10 business days) sucks, but how is it any different than gaining $1000 over two weeks when silver bubbles? Personally, I&#039;m pretty sure that silver being purchased is accrued inventory. The main downside is that, if it is, indeed, stolen, the shop owner&#039;s only recourse is to recover the money from the individual who sold the stolen goods to them.</p><p><br /></p><p>Assuming everything is legitimate, the 10 day holding period means nothing. If someone comes in to buy silver, they&#039;d buy out of the inventory, anyway. The only scenario under which the owner loses is a very specific and unlikely one, where a buyer comes in offering to buy all the silver the shop owner has. In that case, I&#039;m pretty sure that someone buying 100 ozt of silver likely has more than 2000 ozt in inventory anyway. Why? Well, generally speaking, most businesses don&#039;t like to increase their inventory more than 5% in a given day, unless they&#039;re getting a great deal. If they are getting a deal, the odds of the goods being stolen increases, accordingly.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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