Now lets see bears close this hourly below 2920....
test yesterdays lows...
test yesterdays lows...
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Disliked{quote} Not yet at least. May be a different story 10-20 years from now when copper coinage is non-existent. Remember silver coinage used to be plentiful.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks. I am in short, but the historical graph scare the hell out of me. It could go up more 5 or 6%...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes. And what where those two brothers buying coins all over by the boatloads to get the silver? Hunt brothers? Was it the 70s? Those where some smart dudes. Silver... what a nice thing. Its even nice to kill bacteria. I used to sell keyboards and mice with silver in them. Very good for hospitals. Keyboards are a great danger in such establishments.Ignored
Dislikedsos,,, 2904 is part of 2946...other is = distance above 2946.. some are talking bullish. before that happens you need to close a larger tf above 2946.. atm if you are bullish going back to 2907/08 is just what happens mostly. both bears and bulls want 2907/08.. from here is what determines direction. pesonally i am short as posted yesterday about 2904 and 2946...Ignored
Disliked{quote} My dad is a coin collector, and one of his favorite hobbies is shifting through dime rolls in search of silver dimes. It's profitable sure, unless you count in the amount of time required to shift through thousands of dimes. Then again- when you account for the amount of joy I had finding them with him when I was younger- I'm sure that was all the profit he wanted out of it. Come to think of it- maybe I'll do the same when I have a kid.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks. I am in short, but the historical graph scare the hell out of me. It could go up more 5 or 6%...Ignored
Disliked{quote} its easier now.. circulated dime rolls are clear.. u dont have to open them to see the edgesIgnored
Disliked{quote} history is limited to the amount of time in history. take 240 years- 40. if the last 40 was a correction. then a trend resumption may be the future. the last 40 was when the energy scale was tipped. trend resumptions retrace little, and are often much less time then the correction. the last 40 years had trillions spent keeping the m.e. valves open. that cost should be reducing for the u.s. as it increases for others who actually use the most m.e. energy comparably.Ignored
Disliked{quote} My problem is my strategy: Martingale... I'm increasing the leverage to double every time it goes up 1% from my starting point... This last couple of days have been difficult...Ignored
Disliked{quote} My dad is a coin collector, and one of his favorite hobbies is shifting through dime rolls in search of silver dimes. It's profitable sure, unless you count in the amount of time required to shift through thousands of dimes. Then again- when you account for the amount of joy I had finding them with him when I was younger- I'm sure that was all the profit he wanted out of it. Come to think of it- maybe I'll do the same when I have a kid.Ignored
Disliked{quote} My problem is my strategy: Martingale... I'm increasing the leverage to double every time it goes up 1% from my starting point... This last couple of days have been difficult...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Well i sort of have to disappoint you there, i dont think coins will be around much longer. This "economy" dont seem to like physical things, but rather go for the numbers in databases instead. But its sort of the same here, a swedish krona (1SEK) from 1973 or earlier is worth a lot more then 1 SEK because of the silver in them. And lets just see what happens to silver in 10-20 years I think its on sale now for what... 19$ something like that. The american silver eagle is one of the most beautiful things...Ignored
Disliked{quote} 2895 was kinda hard to smash upwards...let's see on the down wayIgnored