Long Position on Silver and Gold?

[Great-Kazoo]

Keep rising. My O&G $$ is doing well.

[Sawin]

Keep rising. My O&G $$ is doing well.

[Vic Tory]

IMO, possessing the physical precious metal (Gold, Silver, Lead) is superior to "investing" in it. If you need it today or tomorrow....

[Sawin]

I am compelled to remind everyone to buy some PM's... prices are decent right now. A few ounces of silver here and there is a very good idea, IMO.

[Chaffee2]

I am compelled to remind everyone to buy some PM's... prices are decent right now. A few ounces of silver here and there is a very good idea, IMO.

Might add an ounce of gold if possible that wouldn't hurt either.

[Sawin]

Might add an ounce of gold if possible that wouldn't hurt either.

Oh, for sure... it’s just a much higher $ entry point, but I definitely recommend gold too. I’ve even known folks to buy a little silver at a time until they have enough to trade for single oz of gold. Doing so makes for a lighter stash, that’s for sure.

[MrPrena]

I am officially going to invest significantly less. I will still invest little on super beat up ones with some potential. I will do very little options, but I do not want to tie my money in this stock market. I dont care i miss out at this price. Simply put, no long, no short for now.
Today is 2/15/2018.

I agree with manipulation of market. Some private equities guys always think securities traders and investors are "rolling the dice." It can be a lot safer than private side.

Another thing to add is this stupid stuff like " you day trade?"
Day trading Era has been disappeared around since 2005ish after HTF makes up volume. Different game now. It is more of an position trading now.
Just look at the bid/ask on stock has substentiously shrunk. Compare to 12 years ago.

People are saying that I am missing out right now.
It's okay. There are other good ways to make (at this inflation rate, it is more like hedging against inflation) $.

BTW, I just looked at my past post, and it is surprising that I've never posted here about Advanced Micro device since 2012.

[Gman]

Intel has been screwing the pooch in a big way. They've delayed their 10nm lithography since 2016 and hope to have it available toward the end of next year. Meanwhile, AMD is killing it on the server side with their EPYC CPUs. They have the highest density of CPU and RAM in the industry, which is important to cloud and virtualization businesses. They're sampling 7nm chips now, and will be shipping in volume next year.

[MrPrena]

Intel has been screwing the pooch in a big way. They've delayed their 10nm lithography since 2016 and hope to have it available toward the end of next year. Meanwhile, AMD is killing it on the server side with their EPYC CPUs. They have the highest density of CPU and RAM in the industry, which is important to cloud and virtualization businesses. They're sampling 7nm chips now, and will be shipping in volume next year.

Did lots of HW on AMD even during hector ruiz, rory reed era. Glad that Lisa Su became a ceo who is an engineer (FINALLY). Bought good amount of sr at ~1.80 prior to PS4./XBOX1 release. Then Sold bout 55% of my position @~4.50ish to buy 2 vehicles! One of the Dumbest financial decision of 2014.
I was suppose to buy it again when Su became a CEO and dipped under 2/sr, but I did not. I was busy looking at other stocks,.





On top of it, i was called "AMD Fantard" "Villege idiot" "in your dreams" "This POS isn't going to $12/sr. You are an idiot!" etc. around 2012-2016ish.

[Aloha_Shooter]

MrPrena, if it makes you feel any better, I sold my AMD stock 20 years ago and forgot to buy again on the next dip. Worse, I sold Apple stock on an up cycle expecting another downturn because they had just come out with a dumbest product I could think of: the iPod. That let me walk into the Chrysler dealership and buy my next new car with a check, no loan. Never understood why in God's name someone would pay $300-400 for DRMed iPod when they could rip their own CDs and buy a generic MP3 player with more memory for $100 ... never saw another dip to buy the stock back. 16 years later, I looked at my beat-up Chrysler and figured out it had cost me $1M after repeated splits and stock growth ...