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<p>[QUOTE="vegasvic, post: 423611, member: 15296"]The December shortage of gold and silver is a myth. The production of holiday jewelry is just now winding down as they are filling orders and getting it into the distribution network. I do however agree that 90% silver is the best type to hold, as there is a very small premium to pay. I checked Ebay Silver Eagles on a day the market was down last week about $1. Usually they have 300+ listed, but on this day there was less than 30. So the sellers are starting to sit on their hands. Which is good, because we all know that as supply decreases the demand will increase. I've been buying 90% $1000 bags, starting at $14. I'm still buying and will purchase another tomorrow. I believe the market will rebound and I'm cost averaging to reduce my average price. If you buy a bag for $14 an ounce and then a bag for $12 an ounce your average cost becomes $13 an ounce. Many people do this with stocks they believe in and as it drops they increase their holdings lowering their average price.</p><p>I believe in Warren Buffet's philosophy. People sell on fear and he buys on other people's fears. If you can't live with a down market, you should invest in something more secure such as tax-free bonds or CDs. Remember that risk and reward are porportional. The greater risk you take the greater the reward CAN be. However, it's easy to loss money that way.</p><p>I guess my recommendation would be to only invest what money you can afford to loss. Don't invest your 401K or the kids college fund. I certainly would not sell rare coins to buy bullion. They will always be mining silver and gold, but they'll never mint another 1909S VDB. </p><p>Just remember we are just the little guys trying to make a few bucks. The big guys are in the towers on Wall Street and manipulate billions of dollars which aren't theirs and are paid millions of dollars a year to do it. If you think the market will recede further get ahold of one of the gold commodity firms, most are based in Newprt Beach, CA and learn everything you can. They'll send you CDs and an abundance of reading material and decide from that if commodities are best for you. Remember that in the late 80's Hilary Clinton turned $1000 into $100,000. But then again...</p><p>Vegas Vic[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="vegasvic, post: 423611, member: 15296"]The December shortage of gold and silver is a myth. The production of holiday jewelry is just now winding down as they are filling orders and getting it into the distribution network. I do however agree that 90% silver is the best type to hold, as there is a very small premium to pay. I checked Ebay Silver Eagles on a day the market was down last week about $1. Usually they have 300+ listed, but on this day there was less than 30. So the sellers are starting to sit on their hands. Which is good, because we all know that as supply decreases the demand will increase. I've been buying 90% $1000 bags, starting at $14. I'm still buying and will purchase another tomorrow. I believe the market will rebound and I'm cost averaging to reduce my average price. If you buy a bag for $14 an ounce and then a bag for $12 an ounce your average cost becomes $13 an ounce. Many people do this with stocks they believe in and as it drops they increase their holdings lowering their average price. I believe in Warren Buffet's philosophy. People sell on fear and he buys on other people's fears. If you can't live with a down market, you should invest in something more secure such as tax-free bonds or CDs. Remember that risk and reward are porportional. The greater risk you take the greater the reward CAN be. However, it's easy to loss money that way. I guess my recommendation would be to only invest what money you can afford to loss. Don't invest your 401K or the kids college fund. I certainly would not sell rare coins to buy bullion. They will always be mining silver and gold, but they'll never mint another 1909S VDB. Just remember we are just the little guys trying to make a few bucks. The big guys are in the towers on Wall Street and manipulate billions of dollars which aren't theirs and are paid millions of dollars a year to do it. If you think the market will recede further get ahold of one of the gold commodity firms, most are based in Newprt Beach, CA and learn everything you can. They'll send you CDs and an abundance of reading material and decide from that if commodities are best for you. Remember that in the late 80's Hilary Clinton turned $1000 into $100,000. But then again... Vegas Vic[/QUOTE]
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