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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1631346, member: 26302"]In my position professionally, I use the CME to hedge commodities. Therefor, I simply have some hands on knowledge of similar markets, (something almost no one else here has). Don't you think its pretty darn silly to be throwing stones, or listening to those throwing stones at a market they have ZERO information about? Who would you trust about a cut of meat, a geologist or a veterinarian? A geologist can have an OPINION, but maybe you should ask a vet and have him shed a little more educated light on the subject?</p><p><br /></p><p>Have I EVER said PM is a bad asset to own as part of a portfolio? Have I EVER supported anyone who said all PM should be avoided? </p><p><br /></p><p>I own about 1000 ounces of bullion silver, and maybe 10 ounces of gold. Maybe there is another 500 ounces of coins I keep as coins I may sell for melt if prices ever got crazy. This is my baseline PM investment. I haven't had to add much to it since its gone up with the rest of my portfolio. I have around 10% in PM, which is about where I wish to be. Would I be mad if PM went higher and it became 20%? Not really. If it went down enough that it was only 5%, I would probably be a strong buyer again and buy enough to get me back to 10% at least.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, having said that, do I think people are actively out writing articles to "steal people's money through inflation"? No, I think such thoughts are pretty silly. I see no large government conspiracy to stop anyone from owning PM. If there were, it would be the only large conspiracy in history not involving a war to be kept secret, and btw its a pretty crappy conspiracy looking at the last 12 year's price moves.</p><p><br /></p><p>PM is a great contra asset, its pretty, and I like owning it. That's about the end of it for me. And yes, I will continue to post against conspiracy theories, government manipulation, and errors in market activities that are written here on CT. I simply think believing in such things clouds a person's judgment to what IS really a good investment alternative, IN MODERATION.</p><p><br /></p><p>Other than that, I am not too concerned about convincing anyone here of anything. If you don't believe me, think I am some sort of "government plant here to steal from you", well its a free country. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1631346, member: 26302"]In my position professionally, I use the CME to hedge commodities. Therefor, I simply have some hands on knowledge of similar markets, (something almost no one else here has). Don't you think its pretty darn silly to be throwing stones, or listening to those throwing stones at a market they have ZERO information about? Who would you trust about a cut of meat, a geologist or a veterinarian? A geologist can have an OPINION, but maybe you should ask a vet and have him shed a little more educated light on the subject? Have I EVER said PM is a bad asset to own as part of a portfolio? Have I EVER supported anyone who said all PM should be avoided? I own about 1000 ounces of bullion silver, and maybe 10 ounces of gold. Maybe there is another 500 ounces of coins I keep as coins I may sell for melt if prices ever got crazy. This is my baseline PM investment. I haven't had to add much to it since its gone up with the rest of my portfolio. I have around 10% in PM, which is about where I wish to be. Would I be mad if PM went higher and it became 20%? Not really. If it went down enough that it was only 5%, I would probably be a strong buyer again and buy enough to get me back to 10% at least. Now, having said that, do I think people are actively out writing articles to "steal people's money through inflation"? No, I think such thoughts are pretty silly. I see no large government conspiracy to stop anyone from owning PM. If there were, it would be the only large conspiracy in history not involving a war to be kept secret, and btw its a pretty crappy conspiracy looking at the last 12 year's price moves. PM is a great contra asset, its pretty, and I like owning it. That's about the end of it for me. And yes, I will continue to post against conspiracy theories, government manipulation, and errors in market activities that are written here on CT. I simply think believing in such things clouds a person's judgment to what IS really a good investment alternative, IN MODERATION. Other than that, I am not too concerned about convincing anyone here of anything. If you don't believe me, think I am some sort of "government plant here to steal from you", well its a free country. :)[/QUOTE]
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