Not sure why the sad face. Silver isn't needed right now so it's still a good opportunity for purchasing. I think that is aAnd yet silver struggles.
It's doing "OK" but not racing forward like gold.

Not sure why the sad face. Silver isn't needed right now so it's still a good opportunity for purchasing. I think that is aAnd yet silver struggles.
It's doing "OK" but not racing forward like gold.
Well it broke thru $2300 just now.Gold at $2297 today.
Is $2300 just over the horizon?!!![]()
Silver was up more than 4% on the day.Well it broke thru $2300 just now.
Here's that magic round number that @Neb just loves.
Thank the robots:
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(don't worry, it will 'correct' in after-hours trading).
Gold has been moving up about 1% a day.DAMN! Gold steady above 2300, silver over 27. World events are making investors skiddish and running to metals.
I've been watching it all day. It was up to around $28.40 earlier (yeah!) but came back down a bit.On topic:
Well while nobody but me was watching, silver has broken above $28 today.
First time in 3 years.
I wonder if the OP still has the silver he bought when this thread was started?I've been watching it all day. It was up to around $28.40 earlier (yeah!) but came back down a bit.
I've been watching. I've been done buying PM's for a while now. Time to just sit back and watch them appreciate in value and provide a bit of security. Although, it's still a bargain if what I think is coming actually happens.......crash!On topic:
Well while nobody but me was watching, silver has broken above $28 today.
Agreed sep...I've been watching. I've been done buying PM's for a while now. Time to just sit back and watch them appreciate in value and provide a bit of security. Although, it's still a bargain if what I think is coming actually happens.......crash!
I'm looking for good deals on hard assets and land. The economy hasn't gotten to the point of people getting rid of their stuff to pay for the basics.....yet. However, I do think that is coming.
Yeah, but the quantity and quality of the silver hasn't changed. Only the value of the dollar has changed.I wonder if the OP still has the silver he bought when this thread was started?
(was at $14.14/oz then)
His "couple grand worth of silver" would be worth $4,000 today.
I hope an earthquake or fire doesn't ruin your day.Although I love the idea of gold/silver as an investment, my DH decided we would buy tons (!!) of good alcohol. Cheap, medium and high end. All in a nice safe cold room. We rotate as needed with the wines/beers but hard liquour stays fine for years if sealed.
Did I mention it was also our tornado safe place and has all my home canned goods?
I will die happy.
Luckily we live in WI so unless the New Madrid fault lets loose, I think we’re safeI hope an earthquake or fire doesn't ruin your day.
Don't get me wrong....I love my glass collections too.
My ideal scenario is to hand off my metals to my kids. Reset the basis. Things never got bad enough for me to use it.I bought a lot of silver when it was probably under $5. Also inherited my grandfather and my father's hoard of silver and gold.
You know I’ve looked into Costco for buying precious metals and if the stores around you don’t carry it they won’t let you order any. It’s not like a regular place where you can order it from a mint and they will send it to you.Was reading this article.
https://finance.yahoo.com/personal-finance/costco-credit-card-benefits-travel-192907580.html
"Using the estimates from the Wells Fargo report and an approximate price of $2,000 Costco sells between 50,000 and 100,000 ounces of gold per month."
When I checked recently (when the news about Costco selling gold started making the rounds), Costco was less than my favorite online supplier (JM Bullion). But, Costco only had the Pamp Suisse gold bars (with Lady Fortuna--see below), which always seem to carry a higher premium than other gold bars (one might say that Pamp Suisse is "the gold standard" of gold barsThe reviews I've heard is that Costco charges way too much for their gold.