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Silver, maybe soonish, as a long-term hedge against inflation
and for possible long-term capital gain.


$17.25 would be tempting; $14.00 for those more risk-averse.
Worst case scenario, a repeat of the 18-year lull from 1988 to 2006. As long as you are prepared for this possibility, some good buying opportunities may be coming within the next few months. If you think a repeat is likely, then of course you'll want to hold off.
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BWdem4life
Oct 2022
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i'd ignore that graft. reading secrets of the temple 1987. around 1979 2 texass bros tried to corner
pansypoo53219
Oct 2022
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pansypoo53219
(22,957 posts)1. i'd ignore that graft. reading secrets of the temple 1987. around 1979 2 texass bros tried to corner
+ nearly created the 2006 housing crash. i saw 1 of the hunt bros just died.
BWdem4life
(2,948 posts)2. I'm aware. It doesn't change anything.
The graph is very reasonable with regard to buy and sell prices.
PoindexterOglethorpe
(28,485 posts)3. Silver jewelry. Also gold jewelry.
Otherwise don't buy.
