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<p>[QUOTE="mikem2000, post: 1908756, member: 30574"]HMM... I do not see anything like you are saying, this is a forum for discussion and all I see is someone making their, point with some statistics, facts, and graphs. What is wrong with that? For what it is worth, he is also correct about MOST (but not all) stacker types. The stacker interest in buying is much much higher when the price is up. This is evident in the fact the the most money ever spent on ASE's was in 2012 when the price was the highest it has every been. As the price decresed, so did the interest and buying. Just the opposite of what a good investor does. Just look at this board, the bulls outnumbered the bears 10:1 at the crest of the hype, but now that silver is priced 60% lower, not so much. As silver drifts into the $12.00 range the last of the stackers will be gone. At that point, the the traditional value type investors will slowly accumulate the cheap silver. That is just the way it works.</p><p><br /></p><p>Also you are inaccurate about you statement that you will be impressed if someone could give you future dates of highs and lows. History has shown the exact opposite. There were several folks who gave you VERY accurate advice on the direction and timeframe for silver from the peak of the hype in 2012. There was never a thanks Jim, you were spot on with that Chris, or you nailed that one Mike. Nope, none of that, just insults, for what, I don't know, I guess just for being right. Go figure[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="mikem2000, post: 1908756, member: 30574"]HMM... I do not see anything like you are saying, this is a forum for discussion and all I see is someone making their, point with some statistics, facts, and graphs. What is wrong with that? For what it is worth, he is also correct about MOST (but not all) stacker types. The stacker interest in buying is much much higher when the price is up. This is evident in the fact the the most money ever spent on ASE's was in 2012 when the price was the highest it has every been. As the price decresed, so did the interest and buying. Just the opposite of what a good investor does. Just look at this board, the bulls outnumbered the bears 10:1 at the crest of the hype, but now that silver is priced 60% lower, not so much. As silver drifts into the $12.00 range the last of the stackers will be gone. At that point, the the traditional value type investors will slowly accumulate the cheap silver. That is just the way it works. Also you are inaccurate about you statement that you will be impressed if someone could give you future dates of highs and lows. History has shown the exact opposite. There were several folks who gave you VERY accurate advice on the direction and timeframe for silver from the peak of the hype in 2012. There was never a thanks Jim, you were spot on with that Chris, or you nailed that one Mike. Nope, none of that, just insults, for what, I don't know, I guess just for being right. Go figure[/QUOTE]
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