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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1585965 United States 10/15/2012 11:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | so what if silver goes to even $500 an ounce. All that means is the price of everything else will be insane as well. Like $50 loaf of bread. Silver at $500 and bread at $50 still means you only get 10 loaves for one ounce. About like it is today. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23755869 My point is that an ounce of silver is always an ounce of silver. The fiat value has no meaning what so ever. Metal collectors understand this. Sorry if confused you. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 992971 United States 10/16/2012 12:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sorry Bubba! But silver is going lower this week. It's options expiry. I've read about this group claiming they are going to make silver explode between 10-16 and 10-23, but it ain't gonna happen. J P Morgan is too big and this group is just a bunch of disgruntled ex Morgan traders. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 23022509 United States 10/16/2012 12:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | so what if silver goes to even $500 an ounce. All that means is the price of everything else will be insane as well. Like $50 loaf of bread. Silver at $500 and bread at $50 still means you only get 10 loaves for one ounce. About like it is today. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23755869 Hummm lets see.... Tard #1: $100,000 in the bank in cash. "Event happens" outlined by above GLP Tard Silver becomes $500 an oz and loaf of bread $50 $100,000 divided by $50 = 2000 loafs Tard #1 can purchase 2000 loafs of bread. Tard #2: 3125 oz of silver as of 10-15-12 (Roughly $100,000) "Event Happens" outlines by above GLP tard Silver becomes $500 an ounce so 3125 oz becomes = $1,562,500.00 Loaf of bread = $50 So... $1,562,500.00 divided by $50 per loaf = 31,250 loafs Tard #2 can purchase 31,250 loafs of bread. So GLP tard -- using your fine math I guess it is better to NOT own silver and end up with 2000 loafs of bread when our silly silver investor will have 31,250 loafs of bread. Thank you for your fine investment advice. I am going to go polish my silver now and I suggest you expand your education and stop posting about what you obviously know nothing about from your moms basement in your magic spiderman underwear. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 25661735 China 10/16/2012 12:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | silver is on a slide at the moment, I'd be surprised if it goes that high. It peaked at $35 about a week ago and is now $32 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 25603082 Don't think it will happen??? Nothing goes straight up. All the big spikes are preceded by falls...they're called bear traps...it's how they make bigger bucks. Get the market to think it's sliding so they sell or go short, before changing direction and slaughtering all the shorts. I think OP is right. Especially if MSM is preaching the short side. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 25662194 United States 10/16/2012 12:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sorry Bubba! But silver is going lower this week. It's options expiry. I've read about this group claiming they are going to make silver explode between 10-16 and 10-23, but it ain't gonna happen. J P Morgan is too big and this group is just a bunch of disgruntled ex Morgan traders. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 992971 How can you fight a printing press ? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1085794 United States 10/16/2012 12:33 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | so what if silver goes to even $500 an ounce. All that means is the price of everything else will be insane as well. Like $50 loaf of bread. Silver at $500 and bread at $50 still means you only get 10 loaves for one ounce. About like it is today. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23755869 Hummm lets see.... Tard #1: $100,000 in the bank in cash. "Event happens" outlined by above GLP Tard Silver becomes $500 an oz and loaf of bread $50 $100,000 divided by $50 = 2000 loafs Tard #1 can purchase 2000 loafs of bread. Tard #2: 3125 oz of silver as of 10-15-12 (Roughly $100,000) "Event Happens" outlines by above GLP tard Silver becomes $500 an ounce so 3125 oz becomes = $1,562,500.00 Loaf of bread = $50 So... $1,562,500.00 divided by $50 per loaf = 31,250 loafs Tard #2 can purchase 31,250 loafs of bread. So GLP tard -- using your fine math I guess it is better to NOT own silver and end up with 2000 loafs of bread when our silly silver investor will have 31,250 loafs of bread. Thank you for your fine investment advice. I am going to go polish my silver now and I suggest you expand your education and stop posting about what you obviously know nothing about from your moms basement in your magic spiderman underwear. more like polish your nob. silver isn't going anywhere. not soon, it will likely go way the hell down before returning to where it is at now. either way, when shit goes down your cash and metals will be worthless. fact |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 25662902 Germany 10/16/2012 01:04 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | so what if silver goes to even $500 an ounce. All that means is the price of everything else will be insane as well. Like $50 loaf of bread. Silver at $500 and bread at $50 still means you only get 10 loaves for one ounce. About like it is today. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23755869 Hummm lets see.... Tard #1: $100,000 in the bank in cash. "Event happens" outlined by above GLP Tard Silver becomes $500 an oz and loaf of bread $50 $100,000 divided by $50 = 2000 loafs Tard #1 can purchase 2000 loafs of bread. Tard #2: 3125 oz of silver as of 10-15-12 (Roughly $100,000) "Event Happens" outlines by above GLP tard Silver becomes $500 an ounce so 3125 oz becomes = $1,562,500.00 Loaf of bread = $50 So... $1,562,500.00 divided by $50 per loaf = 31,250 loafs Tard #2 can purchase 31,250 loafs of bread. So GLP tard -- using your fine math I guess it is better to NOT own silver and end up with 2000 loafs of bread when our silly silver investor will have 31,250 loafs of bread. Thank you for your fine investment advice. I am going to go polish my silver now and I suggest you expand your education and stop posting about what you obviously know nothing about from your moms basement in your magic spiderman underwear. more like polish your nob. silver isn't going anywhere. not soon, it will likely go way the hell down before returning to where it is at now. either way, when shit goes down your cash and metals will be worthless. fact I don't think you understand fiat money in relation to precious metals. At all. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1409758 United States 10/16/2012 06:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Silver is at 32$ oz at the moment, if my sources are correct, the group responsible for the 2011 spike to 50$/oz is about to strike again this week. By the end of this week silver price should be near the 50$ mark again. Would it stays there this time ? That i'm not sure. Quoting: Kaynos The Wynter Benton group did not claim they were taking silver to $50 by the end of the week, but by the end of the year. However, they did say the move would begin this week. And they stated the reason their past prediction was wrong was because of the take-down of MFG and the sacrifice of Corzine. But now that MFG has been taken out of the equation, they feel they can move the market again. Silver is a tiny market, so I wouldn't be surprised if they can pull it off. But then again, who knows for sure the new posts are from the original Wynter Benton group. It could be anyone making these comments. The best strategy is to buy a set amount of silver in dollars every month; i.e. dollar cost average. Trust me on this, having some silver is better than having none. Also, if enough people started bartering with silver, we could actually become a free country again, but that is wishful thinking on my part because the masses are living in a dream world and most of them are not easily awakened. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1382145 United States 10/16/2012 04:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | so what if silver goes to even $500 an ounce. All that means is the price of everything else will be insane as well. Like $50 loaf of bread. Silver at $500 and bread at $50 still means you only get 10 loaves for one ounce. About like it is today. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23755869 Hummm lets see.... Tard #1: $100,000 in the bank in cash. "Event happens" outlined by above GLP Tard Silver becomes $500 an oz and loaf of bread $50 $100,000 divided by $50 = 2000 loafs Tard #1 can purchase 2000 loafs of bread. Tard #2: 3125 oz of silver as of 10-15-12 (Roughly $100,000) "Event Happens" outlines by above GLP tard Silver becomes $500 an ounce so 3125 oz becomes = $1,562,500.00 Loaf of bread = $50 So... $1,562,500.00 divided by $50 per loaf = 31,250 loafs Tard #2 can purchase 31,250 loafs of bread. So GLP tard -- using your fine math I guess it is better to NOT own silver and end up with 2000 loafs of bread when our silly silver investor will have 31,250 loafs of bread. Thank you for your fine investment advice. I am going to go polish my silver now and I suggest you expand your education and stop posting about what you obviously know nothing about from your moms basement in your magic spiderman underwear. Good analogy, but a more realistic one in our debt-based society is paying off your home mortgage by selling some silver/gold when it skyrockets with de-valued dollars (or euros). Of course if things go complete collapse people won't give a shit about their debts anyway... |
DIGITAL User ID: 24457936 United States 10/16/2012 05:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | exactly.. if you buy a home for 300,000 US DOLLARS.. it will always be 300,000 US DOLLARS. they dont inflate the agreed purchase price so when silver/gold jumps.. you can sell that.. for more US DOLLARS then what you bought them with.. and turn around and pay off the house which will now be cheap.. thats my plan.. most idiots dont understand that |