Long Position on Silver and Gold?

[HoneyBadger]

Same here, once a month, lately been using eBay...and APMEX...They have had some pretty good prices when they have a deal and free shipping.

I don't know anything about it, but I would be extremely hesitant to buy something like PMs from Ebay. What's to keep them from sending you fake or other garbage?

[ChunkyMonkey]

I don't know anything about it, but I would be extremely hesitant to buy something like PMs from Ebay. What's to keep them from sending you fake or other garbage?

No, most of my silver bought online. APMEX among others are a very good company. I wouldn't buy from a personal collection sometimes if he doesnt have few hundred feedbacks.

[hatidua]

I don't know anything about it, but I would be extremely hesitant to buy something like PMs from Ebay. What's to keep them from sending you fake or other garbage?

The big PM vendors on eBay are merely an additional outlet for a large PM vendor with a brick/mortar store. It's no different than buying from Primary Arms via their eBay store, or buying from Primary Arms directly from their own site, just two roads to the same shop.

[cableguy11]

I don't know anything about it, but I would be extremely hesitant to buy something like PMs from Ebay. What's to keep them from sending you fake or other garbage?

Re-read my post...I have bought some on eBay with APMEX being the seller. I agree with what everyone else has stated. Same company just different road.

[rondog]

I buy mine from a store off Broadway and Littleton blvd. Text me if you need more info Ron. Buy a roll (20) a month for his best price.

I think I've been in the shop you're talking about. In a little shopping plaza on the south side of Littleton Blvd? I've been treated well there, and IIRC there's a much better sales tax there than in any Denver shops.

[ChunkyMonkey]

I think I've been in the shop you're talking about. In a little shopping plaza on the south side of Littleton Blvd? I've been treated well there, and IIRC there's a much better sales tax there than in any Denver shops.

Yep yep..



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[tmckay2]

determining how to invest in precious metals is like anything else, very unpredictable. in the future they could be priceless or worthless, it depends. as has been said, the markets have been manipulated, and its pretty clear. additionally, its hard to predict how the government would treat gold or silver if the market truly sky rockets, as in, nearly all gold and silver are gone. its like investing in anything else, the big question is what will the government do about it? will they tax it? "reclaim" it like they did during the depression for peanuts?

[Sawin]

determining how to invest in precious metals is like anything else, very unpredictable. in the future they could be priceless or worthless, it depends. as has been said, the markets have been manipulated, and its pretty clear. additionally, its hard to predict how the government would treat gold or silver if the market truly sky rockets, as in, nearly all gold and silver are gone. its like investing in anything else, the big question is what will the government do about it? will they tax it? "reclaim" it like they did during the depression for peanuts?

We all need to keep reminding Americans that they're free, and the government cannot "reclaim" something that was not theirs to begin with...

[kidicarus13]

We all need to keep reminding Americans that they're free, and the government cannot "reclaim" something that was not theirs to begin with...

Most of the country turned in their gold in 1933 (Executive Order 6102) and most will do it again if asked to. America 2014 is a lot less stand-for-what-you-believe than America 1933.

[hatidua]

determining how to invest in precious metals is like anything else, very unpredictable. in the future they could be priceless or worthless

Disclaimer: I no longer own any gold. However, I can't recall ever reading about a time in history, as far back as records go, when gold has been worthless. We humans seem to think that yellow metal is worth something and I suspect that sentiment will outlive me.