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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;krispy, post: 970369, member: 19065&quot;]I&#039;ve been involved with bullion (buying in small amounts) since the mid 1980s when I&nbsp; first became aware of bullion and what it represented, meant to me, etc.&nbsp; and I <i>still </i>find that PMs are worth buying today at these prices (on the dips and periods of correction of course) <u>and</u> I <i>still</i>&nbsp; feel I have plenty of holding-time to put in to my investments. I don&#039;t have obnoxious hordes of&nbsp; bullion and don&#039;t exclusively invest in bullion. There have been periods of time when I did not buy anything, didn&#039;t even peek at the SDB for couple years at a time. I know some&nbsp; people can only invest in a few ounces at a time while others pool their money together and make a big splash. Whatever the case, we each&nbsp; do what we each can and define our personal portfolios to suit our&nbsp; tolerance for risk and security. It may be an illusion of security but&nbsp; some investment is a step in the right direction, I believe. Once in, we&nbsp; must be patient and persistent in using the time, not worrying about&nbsp; price fluctuations, but understanding our goals and positions to defend&nbsp; against losses, while not reacting emotionally in this time. I don&#039;t&nbsp; think bullion is the only way to invest and your earlier comment&nbsp; about ETFs is something you might serious start looking into if you are&nbsp; ready. There are many things that it&#039;s good to have exposure to, despite&nbsp; the die hard bullion-only crowd hammering their message in these forums. Each sector requires due diligence to&nbsp; learn the ins and outs for our own good and perhaps, for our own gain.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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