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BWdem4life

(2,413 posts)
Fri Oct 28, 2022, 05:13 PM Oct 2022

Silver, maybe soonish, as a long-term hedge against inflation

and for possible long-term capital gain.





$17.25 would be tempting; $14.00 for those more risk-averse.

Worst case scenario, a repeat of the 18-year lull from 1988 to 2006. As long as you are prepared for this possibility, some good buying opportunities may be coming within the next few months. If you think a repeat is likely, then of course you'll want to hold off.

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Silver, maybe soonish, as a long-term hedge against inflation (Original Post) BWdem4life Oct 2022 OP
i'd ignore that graft. reading secrets of the temple 1987. around 1979 2 texass bros tried to corner pansypoo53219 Oct 2022 #1
I'm aware. It doesn't change anything. BWdem4life Oct 2022 #2
Silver jewelry. Also gold jewelry. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2022 #3

pansypoo53219

(21,661 posts)
1. i'd ignore that graft. reading secrets of the temple 1987. around 1979 2 texass bros tried to corner
Fri Oct 28, 2022, 09:38 PM
Oct 2022

+ nearly created the 2006 housing crash. i saw 1 of the hunt bros just died.

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