Trace back a few more threads into when he was trying to figure out what the best commodity to invest in was, and the more recent thread on the optimal eBay bidding strategy. It’s fascinating.
Yes, but now he has $30,000 to invest in “something” instead of the $20,000 he had before he invested in silver.
$30,000 > $20,000
Or, he can re-invest $20,000 in “something” and spend $10,000 on a hat. Hell, he can put $20,000 right back into silver if he wants, who gives a crap if it’s less physical silver, it’s still worth 20 Large, and there’s no particular reason to think it’s going to become less valuable in the future.
So, another OP with spurious reasoning where the poster subsequently ignores every response to keep insisting on his/her spurious (and frankly, irrational) reasoning.
What a tremendous shock. :rolleyes:
That was a fascinating read,
In another thread, you mentioned getting other people to give you money to invest along with your own. So do these other people have the same feelings about the stock market? Because, frankly, your idea about the stock market is unconventional at best.
Let’s say for ease’s sake that you bought in 2000.
You’ve lost $10 whether you sell right now or not. You’ve bet that owning silver between 2000 and now is a good idea, and you lost that bet regardless of what you do with the silver now. Keeping the $10 of silver puts you in the same boat as someone who is just buying $10 of silver right now. If you think silver is heading to $5, you should sell/not buy, but if you think silver is going to $15 you should keep/buy.
A lot of men would like to know an easier method to blue themselves.
:eek:
I regret buying silver, because it is nearly impossible to sell in my area. I have several 2017 silver pandas ms69 graded by pcgs and I cant even get any buyers. Got some old Morgans too and no one is interested either. Silver is worthless if no one is buying. I could go get f***** on feebay and risk being scammed. I wish I had never got into silver.
You’re under the impression that you have “silver” and can’t sell it. You have coins which happen to be made of silver and can’t get what you think is the right price. If you had generic 1 and 10 ounce silver bars, you could easily sell them.
Superhal, can you answer the questions people have asked in this thread?
Especially the one asked a couple of times: What makes you think you have to re-buy what you’ve just sold? (which is what your whole “Can’t sell my silver” conundrum hinges on) If there’s a reason for that, we’d be interested. And you’d get more focused advice here.
I doubt you’re ever going to get an answer from him. He hasn’t been active here since 2015.
Doh! When am I going to learn to check the dates on threads?
(I saw the previous post was an hour and a half ago and thought “Oh, people are actively posting.” But never looked farther back.)
If I’ve been bitten by a zombie thread, does that mean I’ll start craving brains?
If only there was some substance which had magical properties to destroy supernatural beings and could be formed into bullets.
I think there is, but no one is selling it…
Well worth the wait! 
I recall a masked man in the Old West who fired silver bullets, but I don’t believe he ever encountered any zombies.