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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;moneycostingmemoney, post: 2806173, member: 86367&quot;][USER=85671]@Two Dogs[/USER] I have heard the same saying and think that it pretty much backs my statement of the inverse relationship. I feel that the &quot;good&quot; references the economy and consumer sentiment, reflected by the trending of the stock market. Would you agree?</p><p>I&#039;m not a short term PM holder with intent to make money on quick flips I buy and set it to the side and forget about it. I&#039;m moreso probing for input, that&#039;s all. Short term flipping was an area that I&#039;ve participated in the past, guessing on trends and luckily landed right side up, but never really took the time to learn the metals market like I did stocks.</p><p>Whenever I&#039;m presented with a &quot;general consensus&quot; I want to know why it&#039;s so. I&#039;m not looking to challenge the establishment I&#039;m just looking to see why it is the way it is...how it came to be from a different pool of knowledge. I&#039;m used to chatting about old coins on here and when I started reading conversations in the bullion section it got some old gears turning.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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