What Happens To Gold And Silver Next? Look Out Below?

This is a fun thread. And this is why I don't put much into pure bullion anymore. Get semi numismatic bullion at bullion price, then just wait. If PMs fall, you can sell the numismatic value with some patience. If PMs rise, you sell the PM rise + whatever bonus you get with the collector value.

I very much enjoy collecting silver and gold proof coins from gov and private mints very much! THis is a GREAT hobby to relax with.

There is a lot of beautiful high quality coins out at the moment. Even some of the non-proof issues are so nice, such as the Canada wildlife series.

However, IF I was putting away physical silver and gold for investment, I would not be buying these dips as experience in trading tells me much lower prices are to be had down the road.

thats exactly what I have said all along. I will keep buying silver and gold proof coins no matter the price of these metals,,, if they go down or up, I have always been a steady collector of proof silver and gold coins. :D

I personally am a very IMPATIENT person so as such to be honest I grew board with SIDEWAYS movement. I give little thought to PMs these days as yet every week or so when I check spot price gold seems to be at 1578 and silver 28.75 lol....

Now the patient folk will probably prosper in the long run when things ever get better or worse, as I still see pms as solid investment via long term.....

I saw today where a certain nation was tossing out some nuke threats and obviously war talk or politics has no place here in this forum or discussion, but I think the point that all it takes is one major stick in the spokes via war or natural disaster to throw off the entire balance of the planet and change everything fast....

I agree, sideways for awhile, maybe a nice summer dip, and maybe new lows as well. I'll also disagree and say, yes the economy is juiced, even China a huge world trader has done QE to keep it's GDP at such high levels to sustain it's addiction and need for continued economic growth. China and U.S. can't help their luck, they are leaders in the consumeristic realm. Yes, governments are juicing the markets by making money easy and cheap to borrow, thus capitalizing the business cycle's which are ramping up now. Look how much credit card debt has been written off, RE write offs, bankruptcies, it's time to spend again whether you got it or not, hedge your bets on cheaply borrowed money. This society is all about borrowing, monetary easing, and fractional lending, we are addicted to recessions. Lol, if war, stack lead ignots, maybe aluminum, nickel. I think the currency wars will hold PM's up more than we think. During the 2009 crash investors sucked up all the excess PM inventory. Until central banks stop stacking, the herds of sheep will continue to follow in lockstep.

Personally, I would advise all of you to start collecting nickel.
Your next door neighbor doesn't know much about it compared to silver.
It is more important than silver in tough times, (yes, happened in WW2 when War Nickels were 35% silver) and also in the fabrication of steel.
Yet, a few pounds can be worth hundreds and could be easily moved versus pure copper which is easier to find nowadays.

The reason that most of you are investing in gold and silver is through being affected by huge marketing campaigns especially by coin dealers, I even considered myself as a financial analyst when silver was hot, believing that I knew so much about the economy compared to my colleagues.

Sorry about the CAPS but,
SELL WHEN OTHERS ARE BUYING IN,
This is the only opportunity to make a profit, very important when more people know about silver and gold kinda kind coin roll hunting.

Should be a better idea to invest in something more profitable such as tech stocks and even silver companies.

Anyways, gotta go to class lol.

Really?
You should read this and you'll might want to post a different comment

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-...ntal-reality