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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;baseball21, post: 8388733, member: 76863&quot;]It&#039;s certainly not chump change, but what many dont get is that if you&#039;re going to talk about a lot of the small holders having the influence on the market many of those small holders are nontraditional investors.&nbsp; What I mean by that is that many of them are young, like early 20s or even late teens young who have bought with the intention of holding it for a decade or more.&nbsp; Sure there are some people looking for a quick buck or who sell on spikes especially the people that got in very early and have a lot of it and who wouldnt take some profits when that happens.&nbsp; (By the way no one is successfully day trading it profitably on a consistent basis no matter what people claim).&nbsp; But many are holding for the long term, most of those types of buyers wouldnt have been in something else.&nbsp; If it makes it easier just think of it as the PMs for the under 30-35ish crowd</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Im sure some probably will move to metals, but like always people generally do the opposite of what they should do when it comes to investing.&nbsp; People were panic selling at the bottom when Covid started when they should have been buying more stocks.&nbsp; Same is going to be true sometime this year as well.&nbsp; There&#039;s certain ones that will bounce back in a year or so.&nbsp; That doesnt mean blindly buy stuff but there are some bluechip horses that will rebound its just a matter of when which will be dictated by policy.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>If someone really wants to get into metals they should at least use the stock versions to avoid the massive buy sell premiums that come with physical[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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