Is it gonna rise soon with QE 3 coming around the corner? Or is QE 3 still a while away and it will fall temporarily before?
Any hints on what to do?
Is it gonna rise soon with QE 3 coming around the corner? Or is QE 3 still a while away and it will fall temporarily before?
Any hints on what to do?
How long do you want to hold the world's bubble currency?
Is it gonna rise soon with QE 3 coming around the corner? Or is QE 3 still a while away and it will fall temporarily before?
Any hints on what to do?
I'm stashing junk silver. Silver eagles are good too, but don't overpay for any of it. Keep an eye on the spot price before you buy. I would get some ASAP if I were you. Things are going to get worse before they get better, IMO.Is it gonna rise soon with QE 3 coming around the corner? Or is QE 3 still a while away and it will fall temporarily before?
Any hints on what to do?
lolz!Which one.
lol.
If he has a limited budget, silver is better, IMHO. Just as easy to liquidate as gold, and probably easier to sell if necessary because it's less pricey.If I had to pick one, I vote gold. Industrial use of silver is still large. But why not get both?
Silver, Gold
Also:
Gemstones
Ferrofluids
Platinum
Graphene
Pyrite
Now the platinum group is pretty valuable and consist of:
ruthenium, rhodium, palladium, osmium, iridium, and platinum
Personally, imo, you want to invest in something you should invest in something like a plasma torch or a glass blowing torch.
Glass blowing I think is a very profitable hobby if you want.
Is it gonna rise soon with QE 3 coming around the corner? Or is QE 3 still a while away and it will fall temporarily before?
Any hints on what to do?
Buy bank foreclosures with nothing down and rent them out.
I would like to do this could you please post more details, but maybe in a new thread as to not derail this one. From what I have seen the banks are sitting on houses in order to drive the prices up and also to get another bailout in the future. Is this true?
depends on how much money you are willing to lose and risk. only spend and invest what you can afford to lose, there's no other rule.
People will tell you "gold and silver are money and not investments" but a lot of people lost their "money" between 2008-2009 when silver dropped to $16. Sure, they made it back later for those who waited, but not everybody can afford such a loss and risk.
this^^ no matter how low the dollar goes, silver/gold/precious metals will still be considered valuable and can be used as a medium exchange (and will have more value than hyperinflated FRNs)you are risking your "money" holding dollars. just because its a slow decline, doesn't make it attractive.
you are risking your "money" holding dollars. just because its a slow decline, doesn't make it attractive.
True. That's why diversification was invented.not all risks are equal and not all people can tolerate them the same way.