Hmm, that's two "hard bounces" off the $18.09 level in two consecutive days. Almost sounds like a hard buy order of significant size at $18.09.
Silver getting crushed today/ silver skyrocketing today/ silver holding today. Just adjusting thread titles for each day of the week.
People, you have to admit, this thread is fun. Even having Kurt post in here makes it pretty entertaining.
I own more silver than you'd otherwise guess, almost all of it bought in single digits before the decimal. Keeping date sets current is an ouch.
I'd guess one billion, zillion ounces. we're just waiting for you to kick the buc .. I mean sell all of it at one time to corner the market.
Heisenberg was driving and a cop pulled him over. "Do you know how fast you were going" the cop asks...wait for it...wait for it..."No, but I know where I am"
The alternative ending: Cop says, "I clocked you doing 87 mph." Heisenberg says, "Thanks, now I'm lost."
When you find yourself getting way ahead in the game, it usually means you haven't filed your tax return yet.
A friend of mine once said if you have tax problems, you shouldn't complain...some people don't have to pay tax because they have so little money
The key fact is that I am neither moved to buy or sell at these levels. Now, get silver down to a single digit before the decimal point and we'll see. I do feel compelled to keep a few date sets running, because you never know whether you can get them when the prices fall.
Yup, I recall the days of $4 or $7 an ounce. The gold .. errr .. good old days before the "global" economy blossomed the far reaches of PM valuations.