Posted on 03/02/2006 7:12:11 PM PST by Atlas Sneezed
The prospect of further rises in interest rates in the eurozone unnerved both equity and bond markets on Thursday.
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The price of silver rose to a fresh 22-year high above $10 an ounce amid expectations that a silver exchange-traded fund would soon receive US regulatory approval.
Here I agree. However, rare coins have always been the best investment ever. It's indisputable.
Have to think that over. I'll post again later and list some of the spectacular coins I've owned, held, then sold.
(and no, don't know of him)
Since you said single best return, it was when I purchased an 1828 /8 over 7 - U. S. Half Eagle gold coin. Back then, I believe I paid $2700 for it and sold it within a month for about $3300. It was AU 59. (made more on other coins but that was a good profit for one month investment) That was back in 1980. That particular coin now - whoever owns it now -it's value now would be approx. $12000.00. -my guess, I'd have to check. (in fact, I think I'll inquire on Monday, you now have me wondering and curious lol.
Opps, tired here, meant to post my #65 to you.
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Did you all see silver drop below the $10 mark this morning to $9.94; but by the end of the trading session, it was right back above $10 to $10.04. And the Asian market now shows silver rising / $10.08. Shows strong support for this $10 level.
Yes. As I wrote yesterday to a good friend, who was talking about the fact that my (and his) major gold holding is #9 on the IBD top 100 now, which is usually a sign that a stock has reached the top and is due for a correction:
No matter the vagaries of the POG, or the opinions of the experts, I am convinced that, barring a dramatic change in the irresponsible course of our economy and monetary policy, and a decline in the nature and strength of the terrorism threat, there is no better place to invest than precious and base metals (and commodities in general). So, other than when I am suffering from the apparently sporadic temporary insanity that causes me to attempt to short-term trade my gold and silver miners, I am in them for the foreseeable future.
Also bought a few rolls of B.U. 2006 Silver Eagles last week. We have a coin dealer here in town whose Silver Eagle prices are rock bottom a good six percent lower than any internet dealer Ive ever come across. (There are those who would think that buying physical silver when its spot price is above 10 is lunacy. Only time ... and an eventual global economic earthquake ... will reveal in which camp the insanity lies. :)
~ joanie ....
Exactly! However, I have put a potential 'sell price' for my silver holdings - $20.
In other words, no hurry - lol.
I don't plan to convert my PMs into paper money, ever. After paper collapses, then we'll see what comes next.
There is merit to that. Just have to mull it all over when the time comes.
PMs are getting hammered this week. This may be a last chance to get silver under $10.
Yes, and as we've read above, this is March and this is the month that Israel stated they'll knock-out Iran's nuclear reactor.
what do you think is going on?
Don't ride it up and back down again.
I think March is being overhyped as "the month." In general, I just have a feeling that TS will not hit TF when we expect it to, on a schedule.
Now we have silver even higher: $10.39 close yesterday.
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