GOLD & SILVER UP! SELLER’S REMORSE?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- In today’s video I discuss the recent upswing in both the Gold And Silver market pointing out factors that have recently contributed to their rise. I also discuss the approach you should take if you ever decide to liquidate your metals in order to avoid sellers remorse.
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Great fact-based video....I am sure weekly updates from such an honest, credible source, would be welcomed by the community. Keep up the good work !!!
You always have some good information. Keep up the good work
Gold and silver are no-brainer investments right now, offering unmatched security and potential for growth.
Agreed. Times in the financial markets has become more and more weird, so anything that offers stability and
protects our capital from the worst of damage that inflation does, it something that we all should be owning.
Metals typically move opposite to stocks, so having both makes good sense. It's good to own things that go
up at different times, giving us something that we can sell at a profit IF we need more cash. I've stacked silver
since early in 2010 and gold since late in 2013 and have zero regrets about either metal. About 99% of my
stack is in a substantial profit area and most of that has not only beaten inflation but has beaten it soundly.
Could I have made more money in other things? Sure, but who knows ahead of time which those will be?
Basically no one knows which of their investments will do best, so having a diversified portfolio of various
investments will do very well over time. I own stocks for growth of capital and PMs for protection of capital.
This is a very nice 1-2 punch that has served me well for some time now and sleeping well is never an issue.
Silver not so much. Quite a divergence in gold and silver over time.
I still look for a drop of around $100 down the road. Of course I think it will rebound
I don’t agree about silver
Nice roundup of right up to the minute events affecting g the G&S prices, thank you 👍
Good to see a shop that will help people exit for a good price and not cower in the corner.
Hi Josh! Thanks for the vlog! I agree that metals especially silver is wildly volatile.
Yes, it is, which is why it is a bad idea to buy silver or gold with borrowed money. I make a good effort to never be in a position
where the market can force me to sell something at a loss, both with stocks and with PMs. This alone has made my investing
a lot more comfortable and less frustrating.
Never ever sell your whole stack. Unless you're dying with only a few months to live or if you have an unexpected emergency and need to sell. Instead, you trade around your core position, in this way you will always have cash on hand to buy the dips. Its money management is all it is. If you are in the process of building your stack then I recommend you don't sell but only by the dips or buy each month regardless of price until you reach your desired amount. Gl and have fun.
Excellent advice, IMO. 👍
Darn, I sold 100 silver rounds last week. Kidding. But I'm sure that someone, somewhere, did just that.❤
Lol
Yes Josh, I have a small glass shop and we just got hit with a 10% across the board price increase from the float glass industry. As of September 1, 2024
good morning! nice day for precious metals
Great Show Josh!
Good info as always Josh..
I timed it well last month ...sold SIlver and used proceeds to buy a VF 1909 $5 Gold Indian Head for $709. This was when Gold spot dropped to $2494. Winner Winner Chicken Dinner!
All time highs is not a drop in spot. You timing was far from good. Lol.
is any difference between one ounce gold coin 24 carat and 1 ounce gold medal 24 carat in term of selling or buy price , what is the best , regarding
There's a time to buy and a time to sell. (Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8)
Having the knowledge, insight and wisdom to know when to do which - that's a different issue.
It's hard to feel bad for the people who had seller's remorse because most of us would love to be in that position. They should be grateful that they accumulated so much and were able to sell it at a pretty good time.
He must not have had something better to do with the fiat like a real estate deal if he had remorse
How is it impressive that silver is back to $30 an ounce?
AGAIN!!
That’s all silver does. Get up around $30, slowly trickle down a couple bucks and repeat.
I’m tired of silver and have been waiting for it to get back to $30 so I can dump 400 ounces and buy gold at the next dip. The ratio of 80 or more is now the norm and will only get wider. Gold will move just like it has been for years while silver has been stagnating for way too long.
Agree.
silver is industrial metal, that's why
Producer Price Index; not Pricing; look it up.
Thanks Jerry
I have to question the wisdom of selling now. If you have bills to pay and are pinched I can understand that, it's not what I'd say is a great move but everyone needs to know their own comfort levels and needs. Anyone selling to just take a profit should take a minute and reconsider. In fact if you don't have metals I still see this as a good time to get in.
There are wars and regional conflicts on a scale that we haven't seen in decades and I really don't see that changing for the better anytime soon. In fact the war in Europe has a chance to drag the rest of the world into war. Government debt is growing quickly. This is especially true in the US but is hardly limited to any one country. I see people being more divided than I ever have. There has always been differences in political parties but the animosity is easily the highest that it has been in my lifetime. I guess time will tell but I believe we'll see $3000 gold (and maybe higher) in 2025 and even more turbulence
Will seeing 2 months if kamela wins I'm all in on gold. Trump wins I might do some energy stocks mixed with my gold
try $2,600.00 spot
Nice to see silver gaining $75 in one week? No, not really. As a gold buyer, I want to see a price pull-back and the bigger it is, the better,
and the more gold I will buy. 😀
The customer who sold six figures worth of gold, silver, and platinum is a classic example of poor selling technique, IMO. Just as it is well
known that the best way to stack is to dollar cost average into a good position in metals, so too is it the best technique to sell metals in the
very same way. In this case, by spreading out those sells over time and not by doing a single lump-sum sale. We do not and cannot know
the future, so why not take advantage of the market by selling over time, especially if it is for a large amount of metals? If one has a specific
need that can be met by their metals stack, then selling an oz. or two of gold or a few ounces of silver to meet that need makes good sense.
Otherwise, spread those sales out and get a good average price, rather than take additional risk on the market rising after you've made a
1-time sell.
Excellent advice on selling and not being able to time the market. I do the very same thing with stocks, usually by ETFs and mutual funds. I've
been an investor for nearly 45 years now and I have bought at a market low and sold at a market high exactly 2 times out of hundreds of trades.
That is a VERY low odds bet, IMO. Nice when it works, of course, but having that happen is pure luck and not anything that anyone can do on a
better than very rare basis.
I never regret selling something that continues to rise in price. I only sell when I can make some money or when I have found a better place for
that capital and if the buyer makes some money too, it's all good. This is one of the things that helps the markets function properly. I know what
my buy price was and can see what the price is when I am considering selling it. If the market turns against me, I either hold my position or add
to it at a lower price. Same with metals.
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