Silver?
- Thread starter Rukos_48
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If I am keeping any silver and gold coins in
a safety box it will be my ultimate saving. They
are not to be spent unless I am in need of
free cash very badly.
With silver mining stocks I'll sell in fractions
like 15% to 25% of my precious metal portfolio
over the course of the bull run which I think
could last from between 2 to 10 years.
If you have bought silver or gold and are in the black, the time to sell is now. If you believe It the price will continue to go up then and you know the price fluctuates then buy at established dips and sell at established highs.
The buy and hold investor and the knowledgeable market predictor represent two very different investment mindsets. The buy and hold investor takes a long-term, passive approach, purchasing an assets and holding them through market cycles with the expectation that time and compounding will deliver meaningful returns. While this strategy often yields steady growth, it also comes with the emotional toll of watching gains shrink during inevitable market pullbacks. On the other hand, the knowledgeable market predictor takes an active, strategic approach, knowing when to buy, how long to hold, and when to exit to lock in profits. This investor often captures multiple profitable trades in the same time it takes the buy and hold investor to realize just a fraction of those gains. Interestingly, this duality of strategy is also reflected in how banks and financial institutions operate: while they hold reliable, long-term positions in solid companies for stability, they also engage in daily buying and selling to capitalize on short-term opportunities and maximize profits. This blend of long-term confidence and short-term agility highlights the potential power of combining both strategies with the right knowledge and timing.
So you are saying that I state the obvious, evidently not since you only know the buy and hold strategy. I am quit sure if you have the ability to know what to buy, when to buy, how long to hold and when to sell you would use this strategy for yourself. Do I know what I am doing and is my strategy better than your strategy? In the thread, How will you be investing in this highly overpriced market?
I predicted last Saturday in post #5, 5 stocks that might be profitable in the coming week. All 5 made a profit, from Tuesday morning market open to the high of the week.
BITF +57.11%, HIVE +15.49%, DMGI +23.68%, HUT +30.20%, GLXY +11.64%
Duration of ongoing bull market run in the precious
metal sector would depend on how the structure of
global financial systems evolve in the coming years.
If rising demand of gold and silver are merely brought
on by people seeking protection from erosion of their
savings by inflation the bull market could end in one or
two years as rising cost of living begin tapering. I expect
peak gold and silver prices from current level to be
modest in such scenario. Maybe gold could hit $5000
and silver $100 by the end of next year.
On the other extreme gold and silver could continue
rising with nearly no end in sight until maybe 2 decades
away from today. For this to transpire world's most
indebted countries with the largest gold holdings in
foreign exchange reserves will have to find ways of
revaluation of gold to a level sufficient for them to eliminate
a good proportion of their government debt. The list
of these countries would include the U.S., Germany,
France and Italy assuming they, the U.S. in particular,
do have as much gold as they claimed.
Successful revaluation of gold will be tricky to pull
off. You know you can never underestimate the intellect
of Donald Trump. If the U.S. indeed has 8000 metric
tons of gold reserve Trump can still screw things up
and end up collapsing gold price.
Roughly gold needs to be lifted to somewhere in the range
of $40,000 --- $70,000 for the aforementioned countries
to resolve their debt crisis. Loser countries who have sold
off most of their central gold reserve like Canada and the UK
will have to face the consequence of out-of-control deficit
spending.
Price performance of silver as a monetary as well as industrial
metal will follow closely the trend of the price of gold. If price
ratio reverts to its historical level silver could hit somewhere
in the $2000 -- $4000 range.
metal sector would depend on how the structure of
global financial systems evolve in the coming years.
If rising demand of gold and silver are merely brought
on by people seeking protection from erosion of their
savings by inflation the bull market could end in one or
two years as rising cost of living begin tapering. I expect
peak gold and silver prices from current level to be
modest in such scenario. Maybe gold could hit $5000
and silver $100 by the end of next year.
On the other extreme gold and silver could continue
rising with nearly no end in sight until maybe 2 decades
away from today. For this to transpire world's most
indebted countries with the largest gold holdings in
foreign exchange reserves will have to find ways of
revaluation of gold to a level sufficient for them to eliminate
a good proportion of their government debt. The list
of these countries would include the U.S., Germany,
France and Italy assuming they, the U.S. in particular,
do have as much gold as they claimed.
Successful revaluation of gold will be tricky to pull
off. You know you can never underestimate the intellect
of Donald Trump. If the U.S. indeed has 8000 metric
tons of gold reserve Trump can still screw things up
and end up collapsing gold price.
Roughly gold needs to be lifted to somewhere in the range
of $40,000 --- $70,000 for the aforementioned countries
to resolve their debt crisis. Loser countries who have sold
off most of their central gold reserve like Canada and the UK
will have to face the consequence of out-of-control deficit
spending.
Price performance of silver as a monetary as well as industrial
metal will follow closely the trend of the price of gold. If price
ratio reverts to its historical level silver could hit somewhere
in the $2000 -- $4000 range.
If you hold phyiscal silver, I woudn't sell. Keep it as an insurance policy in case the world turns to shit. Hyperinflation, World War, total economic collapse. There's safety in owning real, physical assets.
Buy low sell high!! lol transation cost for physical silver is too high, if anyone wants to sell silver I will buy coins esp if you have proof of purch
Supposed to double within the next year, at least. Some are saying it will become the new gold.
Have 136 oz, and silver miners, buying more next week. Hi ho silver ...AWAYYYYYY I doubt I will sell it in my lifetime. More likely I will gift it to my ungrateful nephews and nieces
Silver is probably one of the smartest bets right now in these crazy times.
Has much more industrial uses in many field, including EVs.
Would not be surprised to see it double in a few years.
Silver miners pricing still does not reflect price of physical silver. Some catch up will happen. Even if silver does not rise further, the increased revenue at current prices will allow miners to pay down debt, buy back shares, issue special dividends, and maybe acquire other properties and companies. The EPS improves in all cases even with no further rise in the precious metal.
I do like silver better than gold because of the industrial applications.
its only the second or third inning of a metals/commodities supercycle. Get some gold and silver exposure but also especially copper. Like gold and silver miners, copper miner prices are not reflecting the copper price and some analysts are calling for a 20-40 percent rise in copper pricing in 2026 alone (due to some shortages caused by both demand and by some mines have production issues/a shutdown). That could mean doubles for the copper miners.
It takes at least a decade to build a new producing metals mine, so demand increases will essentially keep the rallies moving.
Personally I have about 10-12 percent exposure to precious metal miners, and another 10 percent exposure to copper miners. All in probably 700k in those exposures in one of my accounts. I use some individual stocks but mainly ETFs.
Looking forward to a doubling by end 2026.
Oh the fun I am gonna have with the providers…!
I do like silver better than gold because of the industrial applications.
its only the second or third inning of a metals/commodities supercycle. Get some gold and silver exposure but also especially copper. Like gold and silver miners, copper miner prices are not reflecting the copper price and some analysts are calling for a 20-40 percent rise in copper pricing in 2026 alone (due to some shortages caused by both demand and by some mines have production issues/a shutdown). That could mean doubles for the copper miners.
It takes at least a decade to build a new producing metals mine, so demand increases will essentially keep the rallies moving.
Personally I have about 10-12 percent exposure to precious metal miners, and another 10 percent exposure to copper miners. All in probably 700k in those exposures in one of my accounts. I use some individual stocks but mainly ETFs.
Looking forward to a doubling by end 2026.
Oh the fun I am gonna have with the providers…!
