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What is happening to silver?

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Gold is $1415 down 4.25% so far this morning

 

Silver is $24 down 7.24% so far this monrning

 

Could be a conspriacy

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It has gone down even more. Space aliens must secretly be coming to earth and flooding the markets with gold and silver because I don't see other reasons why they should be going down this much

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<blink>$23.57!!!!!</blink>

 

To paraphrase Marc Faber: We're all doomed, but that doesn't mean that we can't make money in the process.
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This must mean we have an economic recovery. Thank goodness for Obama and Bernenke

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I wonder if the crash in metals is an ominous warning that a crash in stocks is coming. The Dow has been following a similar pattern to gold in the last 3-4 years.

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DanielMuff:

I am thinking of diving into it. Any thoughts?

 

Questions you might wish to consider:

1] Would you be "diving into it " with money you could afford to lose, or money you cannot afford to lose?

2]  Do you have a  clearly defined bail out point in mind? - that is, a a price that would be a certain percentage below your buy-in price [whatever that might be], and at which point you would "eat" your loss and get out? [ the best way to do this is to have an automatic "stop loss" which would kick in as soon as the agreed on floor was reached, set via a broker.]

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"the best way to do this is to have an automatic "stop loss" which would kick in as soon as the agreed on floor was reached, set via a broker.]"

 

You should own physical silver

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What Jargon said:

 

Those interested in the metals market might be interested to hear about this guy:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Maguire_(whistleblower)

I think it would be a mistake to presume that big banks can't throw their weight around in small markets, especially if they're acting in concert and employing trading algorithms.

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gravyten577:

You should own physical silver

 

Of course. The question is: how much of the wealth you cannot afford to lose should be allocated to silver? 100%? 50%? 25%? 10%? 5%?

For example, if you put 100% of the wealth you cannot afford to lose into silver [or anything else for that matter], you would be speculating [i.e. placing a bet, gambling, with money you could not afford to lose], that a certain economic condition that benefited silver [or whatever else you had put 100% of your money into] _must_ occur in your lifetime. 

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zg7666 replied on Tue, Apr 23 2013 8:23 AM

 

"economic terrorism" (e.g., central banking practices) and "price propaganda" (e.g., manipulation of the Comex gold and silver spot price via paper precious metal trades). 
 
In India and in other countries outside of the immediate reach of Western Central bankers, it's very common to see lines outside of precious metals retailers, people queueing up for gold and silver purchases. 
 
The drop in gold and silver was caused by the Fed and the BOJ. Gold and silver continue to show fundamental, not speculative strength. Undiluted by the manipulations of central bankers, it's worth noting that Bitcoin continues to show strength as well
 

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Good luck to anyone if they are looking for silver to buy. Might be hard to find

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