comino-welcome and thanks. sprott is saying that he bought the silver months ago, and all of it still has arrived
there is a difference between forecasting and taking action. i have never read, seen, or heard of anyone making a fortune playing a bull counter trend. gold is down 70ish dollars from the highs, i wonder if anyone is accumulating or if all are watching. i am picking off issues when they get beat up. sure they can be underwater for a period. , but the tide will lift these boats also. in bull markets 75% of the stocks rise. this leg of the decline looks finished to me , it may be the whole decline or just the 1st leg, i dont know. but weakness is a buying opportunity . its the drill in a bull market
john embry came out and recommended wesdome, i have some too. thanks john
my guess is very very few understand the nature of bull/bear markets.
trading is very ingrained
dharma
agreed and thank you.
i believe there is a distinction between coin availability and secular trends in the underlying metal. they produce x amount of coins based on demand, when this demand is much higher they run short. is that indicative of a shortage of the metal which has set the stage for a bull run, or is there high demand for said coins because of a percieved shortage or bull run in a metal?
ie: did Cisco's stock price rise because people were appreciating the rising value of the company, or was the price rising because people were buying under the guise that rising value would be recognized above their price point?
this is what makes PM's so interesting, we have no similar mechanism in regular equities to base these kinds of stories. imagine someone citing shortages of HP printers and labtops as reason for buying HP stock? where suddenly Future Shop sales people are fit to comment on Celestica because of their account of chip sales?
for some reason in PM's we heed the calls of coin dealers who are as attached to the markets as a Alberta Tim Horton's sandwhich maker is to oil sands production.
PM's rise is predicated on imho the debasing of fiat, not on a shortage of the metal. at least on a longer term basis i believe this to be true.