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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1796821, member: 26302"]Yes, its a quaint little catchy catchphrase I am sure was thought up by physical PM sellers. I would never own a long term position in PM on paper, as I believe the carry costs too high versus me buying it physically and holding it.</p><p> </p><p>However, if I were strictly a pm buyer, (don't care about coins), and wished to efficiently profit from what I viewed as a short term correction, I believe the math would tell me I would need to do that with paper. Why on earth would I pay $7-8 premiums for ASE's, (what they were running at the time), when I could buy SLV at $9, pay no premiums, and wait for the correction and for when premiums are back in line to swap out the SLV for physical?</p><p> </p><p>That is my thinking at least. If there is ever a sharp downturn and premiums ballon again, (in many ways this is simply sellers wishing to have higher profits, which by definition lowers yours), I will be looking at derivatives instead. When markets either stay there or go back up, trust me premiums will go back down, and I will then swap out the paper for physical.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1796821, member: 26302"]Yes, its a quaint little catchy catchphrase I am sure was thought up by physical PM sellers. I would never own a long term position in PM on paper, as I believe the carry costs too high versus me buying it physically and holding it. However, if I were strictly a pm buyer, (don't care about coins), and wished to efficiently profit from what I viewed as a short term correction, I believe the math would tell me I would need to do that with paper. Why on earth would I pay $7-8 premiums for ASE's, (what they were running at the time), when I could buy SLV at $9, pay no premiums, and wait for the correction and for when premiums are back in line to swap out the SLV for physical? That is my thinking at least. If there is ever a sharp downturn and premiums ballon again, (in many ways this is simply sellers wishing to have higher profits, which by definition lowers yours), I will be looking at derivatives instead. When markets either stay there or go back up, trust me premiums will go back down, and I will then swap out the paper for physical.[/QUOTE]
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