I hope you are not being premature. To be sure there is a clear long term trend up — since a long time ago. Not too much to worry about if one has enough cash for bills.
On the other hand on the very short term I am not so sure that the down has been decisively been reversed. Moreover, people seem to happy and all too sure of themselves. I am among them. I bought a few more shares of a small company in hopes of a quick profit–at much higher prices than I paid for some other shares I hold in retirement accts. (I have studied the geology and the company, but I do not understand either well enough to feel comfortable naming it in case I am badly wrong.) I am flirting with gambling with cash I should be guarding. This behavior is a worrisome sentiment indicator. Watch for a bigger crash in prices soon!
I see someone else (Plunger, posting above this one, on QH) has investigated IRV.cse IRVRF, making me a little less concerned that I am misleading people, so I’ll mention it. That’s what I bought more of this morning near the opening of the market. Like him I have the other QH stock NVO, which is controversial, but I’m comfortable holding it.
I think it might be good luck that the head of the company named it IRV after her cat (Irving). Even black cats can be lucky, I think.
I still am unhappy about the optimism about gold and silver. I am a less unhappy about the prospects of Irving, even at lower precious metals prices. I try to look at the companies with a mind towards possible lower metals prices.
These corrections can last weeks to months. A bounce after yesterday’s historic drubbing isn’t too unexpected. Plus, miners are acting very weak relative to the metals, yet again. Could they bounce higher in the near term? Sure, but I would be willing to bet the double-wide that they are going to be making lower lows in the days and weeks ahead.
I don’t think buying puts now is going to do much good. I’m guessing premiums skyrocketed yesterday.
I contemplated selling over the last 2 weeks, but I didn’t, knowing full well what could happen. I probably misspoke above when I said I was willing to “bet” on lower lows, because in actual fact I am not (I am just trying to mentally prepare myself for the worst). There’s even a small chance gold and silver could form pennant consolidations over the next few months.
And even if we do ultimately make a lower low, there’s a substantial chance puts bought today could be in the red for quite some time before paying off weeks from now.
Long-term projections are mostly futile. If one concentrates on Intermediate moves, the major Tops and Bottoms will automatically take care of themselves… Clutching a Target is a good way to get hit.
Spoken like a true goldbug
I hope you are not being premature. To be sure there is a clear long term trend up — since a long time ago. Not too much to worry about if one has enough cash for bills.
On the other hand on the very short term I am not so sure that the down has been decisively been reversed. Moreover, people seem to happy and all too sure of themselves. I am among them. I bought a few more shares of a small company in hopes of a quick profit–at much higher prices than I paid for some other shares I hold in retirement accts. (I have studied the geology and the company, but I do not understand either well enough to feel comfortable naming it in case I am badly wrong.) I am flirting with gambling with cash I should be guarding. This behavior is a worrisome sentiment indicator. Watch for a bigger crash in prices soon!
I see someone else (Plunger, posting above this one, on QH) has investigated IRV.cse IRVRF, making me a little less concerned that I am misleading people, so I’ll mention it. That’s what I bought more of this morning near the opening of the market. Like him I have the other QH stock NVO, which is controversial, but I’m comfortable holding it.
I think it might be good luck that the head of the company named it IRV after her cat (Irving). Even black cats can be lucky, I think.
I still am unhappy about the optimism about gold and silver. I am a less unhappy about the prospects of Irving, even at lower precious metals prices. I try to look at the companies with a mind towards possible lower metals prices.
These corrections can last weeks to months. A bounce after yesterday’s historic drubbing isn’t too unexpected. Plus, miners are acting very weak relative to the metals, yet again. Could they bounce higher in the near term? Sure, but I would be willing to bet the double-wide that they are going to be making lower lows in the days and weeks ahead.
I did not realize you live in a double-wide, but methinks you are correct. Bought some more puts this morning.
I’m living large.
I don’t think buying puts now is going to do much good. I’m guessing premiums skyrocketed yesterday.
I contemplated selling over the last 2 weeks, but I didn’t, knowing full well what could happen. I probably misspoke above when I said I was willing to “bet” on lower lows, because in actual fact I am not (I am just trying to mentally prepare myself for the worst). There’s even a small chance gold and silver could form pennant consolidations over the next few months.
And even if we do ultimately make a lower low, there’s a substantial chance puts bought today could be in the red for quite some time before paying off weeks from now.
Absolutely crazy divergence between silver miners and silver over the last few weeks. AG and AXU down yet again today with silver up big.
Long-term projections are mostly futile. If one concentrates on Intermediate moves, the major Tops and Bottoms will automatically take care of themselves… Clutching a Target is a good way to get hit.
Fully, I was wondering if you were going to be nice to those kids. Hey wait a minute. We are the kids. 🙂