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<p>[QUOTE="Rono, post: 1357711, member: 6492"]Howdy,</p><p><br /></p><p>I can hardly advise anyone - too many variables and what not. That said, I will share how I see this rascal and how I'm trying to play it. </p><p><br /></p><p>I have been saying for years that everyone should own around 5% or so of gold and silver bullion. As an investment - a security blanket if you will. More than this is speculation and that's fine but that's a different thing. And if you want to speculate in this arena, you want junior gold and silver miners. That's where the leverage is. Although it's since fallen back some, I hit my first home run this bull with Silver Weaton SLW. I think there are still some real opportunities there if you want to do the research. Go to kitco and check out their listing of miners in detail both and gold and silver. Read the articles at gold-eagle. Run the charts. </p><p> </p><p>Right now in the market, blue chip companies that are paying a dividend is about the sweet spot in equities. However, I'm a momentum investor that has a core portfolio with a portion set aside to overweight the trending sector. This means that I'm a lazy <span style="color: #ff0000">Edited ~ Read rules on w*rds </span>and don't want to constantly check things. I've been overweight gold and silver since 2002. I'm still. Howeve, I'm also throwing a few extra chips into dividend payers. My favorite fund for yield is NCV. I do NOT care for the bullion ETF's - GLD, SLV. Not any more. Don't trust them. Prefer CEF Central Fund of Canada. Holds gold and silver bullion at 55/45. My favorite core fund is Permanent Portfolio PRPFX. I do NOT trust the market and know without a doubt that the game is rigged. I still choose to play to a limited degree but do so realizing the risks and odds. I also like blackjack at a casino, but know the odds. </p><p><br /></p><p>As for retirement, think of it as a footstool. The more legs you have under it the sturdier it is. How many do you have, how strong are each of them, can you add more? SS, Pension, 401, IRA, savings, home equity, rental property, second income, kids that are doctors . . . </p><p><br /></p><p>As for your wealth, I read a quote a few years back by the elder Baron Rothschild. He said to be safe, have 1/3 of your wealth in securities, 1/3 in real estate and 1/3 in rare art. Now this latter could also be rare coins - but not junk and not beanie babies. When I first read this, I ran my numbers and we were 90/8/2 and I blew chunks on my monitor. I'm now about 60/25/15 and still working at it. </p><p><br /></p><p>Oh, and I'm retired and 63. </p><p><br /></p><p>peace,</p><p><br /></p><p>rono[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Rono, post: 1357711, member: 6492"]Howdy, I can hardly advise anyone - too many variables and what not. That said, I will share how I see this rascal and how I'm trying to play it. I have been saying for years that everyone should own around 5% or so of gold and silver bullion. As an investment - a security blanket if you will. More than this is speculation and that's fine but that's a different thing. And if you want to speculate in this arena, you want junior gold and silver miners. That's where the leverage is. Although it's since fallen back some, I hit my first home run this bull with Silver Weaton SLW. I think there are still some real opportunities there if you want to do the research. Go to kitco and check out their listing of miners in detail both and gold and silver. Read the articles at gold-eagle. Run the charts. Right now in the market, blue chip companies that are paying a dividend is about the sweet spot in equities. However, I'm a momentum investor that has a core portfolio with a portion set aside to overweight the trending sector. This means that I'm a lazy [COLOR=#ff0000]Edited ~ Read rules on w*rds [/COLOR]and don't want to constantly check things. I've been overweight gold and silver since 2002. I'm still. Howeve, I'm also throwing a few extra chips into dividend payers. My favorite fund for yield is NCV. I do NOT care for the bullion ETF's - GLD, SLV. Not any more. Don't trust them. Prefer CEF Central Fund of Canada. Holds gold and silver bullion at 55/45. My favorite core fund is Permanent Portfolio PRPFX. I do NOT trust the market and know without a doubt that the game is rigged. I still choose to play to a limited degree but do so realizing the risks and odds. I also like blackjack at a casino, but know the odds. As for retirement, think of it as a footstool. The more legs you have under it the sturdier it is. How many do you have, how strong are each of them, can you add more? SS, Pension, 401, IRA, savings, home equity, rental property, second income, kids that are doctors . . . As for your wealth, I read a quote a few years back by the elder Baron Rothschild. He said to be safe, have 1/3 of your wealth in securities, 1/3 in real estate and 1/3 in rare art. Now this latter could also be rare coins - but not junk and not beanie babies. When I first read this, I ran my numbers and we were 90/8/2 and I blew chunks on my monitor. I'm now about 60/25/15 and still working at it. Oh, and I'm retired and 63. peace, rono[/QUOTE]
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