$40 today?

[OHOD]

I'd prefer being paid in PM's today than Federal Reserve Notes.

Wish I could be paid in silver.

[ElvenSoul]

Which is easier to mine gold or silver?

[PatriotnMore]

Remember the old commercial where I think it was the investment firm J.P Morgan E.F. Hutton ran commercials where, someone would be passing along financial advice to a friend(s) from their J.P. broker. It went like this, "well J.P. Morgan E.F. Hutton says" and everyone in the room would stop talking and listen?

Well, some of you may remember some talk here about the dollars losing the role of reserve currency for the world. China first suggested this months ago, anyways
If you don't know, that's not good. Of course many of our members were not worried, blah blah, never happen, blah blah, nothing to concern yourself with blah blah. I think some of them may have thought PM's were also in a bubble, when silver was @ $20.00

Here is a real life J.P E.F. moment worth paying attention to..............When George Soros says "There's a big question whether the U.S. dollar should be the main reserve currency and in fact it no longer is because it maybe accounts for two-thirds of the monetary reserves."

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/soros-speaks

Very little happens in today's market climate without pre-sale. In order to avoid market catastrophes, careful words are spoken by certain people, when they are uttered, it is best to take notice.

[glockman19]

Remember the old commercial where I think it was the investment firm J.P Morgan ran commercials where, someone would be passing along financial advice to a friend(s) from their J.P. broker. It went like this, "well J.P. Morgan says" and everyone in the room would stop talking and listen?

Well, some of you may remember some talk here about the dollars losing the role of reserve currency for the world. China first suggested this months ago, anyways
If you don't know, that's not good. Of course many of our members were not worried, blah blah, never happen, blah blah, nothing to concern yourself with blah blah. I think some of them may have thought PM's were also in a bubble, when silver was @ $20.00

Here is a real life J.P moment worth paying attention to..............When George Soros says "There's a big question whether the U.S. dollar should be the main reserve currency and in fact it no longer is because it maybe accounts for two-thirds of the monetary reserves."

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/soros-speaks

Very little happens in today's market climate without pre-sale. In order to avoid market catastrophes, careful words are spoken by certain people, when they are uttered, it is best to take notice.

That was E.F. Hutton.

[PatriotnMore]

That was E.F. Hutton.

Good call, I knew it was one of them.

[OHOD]

Remember the old commercial where I think it was the investment firm J.P Morgan ran commercials where, someone would be passing along financial advice to a friend(s) from their J.P. broker. It went like this, "well J.P. Morgan says" and everyone in the room would stop talking and listen?

Well, some of you may remember some talk here about the dollars losing the role of reserve currency for the world. China first suggested this months ago, anyways
If you don't know, that's not good. Of course many of our members were not worried, blah blah, never happen, blah blah, nothing to concern yourself with blah blah. I think some of them may have thought PM's were also in a bubble, when silver was @ $20.00

Here is a real life J.P moment worth paying attention to..............When George Soros says "There's a big question whether the U.S. dollar should be the main reserve currency and in fact it no longer is because it maybe accounts for two-thirds of the monetary reserves."

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/soros-speaks

Very little happens in today's market climate without pre-sale. In order to avoid market catastrophes, careful words are spoken by certain people, when they are uttered, it is best to take notice.

Exactly.
I always chuckle at the "I buy bullets" crowd. When the "I buy bullets" crowd begins to buy silver because there is a huge profit potential, a la housing bubble, then maybe we will be in a bubble. But right now, PM's are on the rise for the reasons you just mentioned.
Good show.

[PatriotnMore]

Exactly.
I always chuckle at the "I buy bullets" crowd. When the "I buy bullets" crowd begins to buy silver because there is a huge profit potential, a la housing bubble, then maybe we will be in a bubble. But right now, PM's are on the rise for the reasons you just mentioned.
Good show.

Here is a part of the problem with people, they are using and relying on history as their financial guide, yet history is changing right before their eyes and the new reality has not clicked and people are having a hard time understanding, you can't rely on the same mentality of the last 60 years.

We have done a horrible job putting the right people in office, our politics are at an extremely important edge. We have been over leveraged, sold, sold out, and given paper in exchange for real money and value by the FED, with D.C's blessing. The only people holding real value, are home, PM, and real property owners, they rest only hold a perceived value worth zero beyond perception.

[Ripon83]

People follow history because it does repeat itself....look at the 40 year cycles.....

[Ripon83]

How much is enough? Great question. How about as much as you can afford comfortably...

[PatriotnMore]

People follow history because it does repeat itself....look at the 40 year cycles.....

Yes, but if you're going to rely on the cycle of history, you have to look beyond 40 years. The issues of 230 years ago which caused our revolution, are playing out from our own government today. In addition, there is a push toward global homogenization and markets, even within our own government.

[OHOD]

How much is enough? Great question. How about as much as you can afford comfortably...

Yes, an excellent question.
When I have a few extra dollars, I am always buying a bit here and there.
A Million dollars worth would be great!
But alas, I am not a rich gal so I just buy when I can.

[Cali-Shooter]

Without a doubt $40+. In the long run, silver will be steady at $60 an oz. at the least.

[glockman19]

How much is enough? Great question. How about as much as you can afford comfortably...

Choose a system...buy an 1oz., 5oz., 10oz., or a percentage of your income every month. To hold all of your assets in any one investment catagory is a mistake.

Savings, Stocks, bonds, real estate and other asset classifications in a balanced portfolio is always the best choice...Income, Age and Risk Tollerance should dictate the makeup of your investments.