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I think silver is a good example of the adage, 'the market can be irrational longer than most investors can stay solvent'.I feel that geopolitics like Russia-Ukraine is the ephemeral stuff. The case for silver remains its relationship to gold, its history as money, the reputed physical 'structural' deficit, the perversion of the market with the dominance of paper futures contracts, all the industrial uses and all the other old hashed over arguments. They haven't meant a damned thing investment wise for over 20 f'g years. Good luck following this bs week by week. I retain a diminished but still significant investment in silver and if it were in front of me here I'd look at it with as much interest as my kitchen sink.P.S you have my permission to talk about it if you must
I think silver is a good example of the adage, 'the market can be irrational longer than most investors can stay solvent'.
I feel that geopolitics like Russia-Ukraine is the ephemeral stuff. The case for silver remains its relationship to gold, its history as money, the reputed physical 'structural' deficit, the perversion of the market with the dominance of paper futures contracts, all the industrial uses and all the other old hashed over arguments. They haven't meant a damned thing investment wise for over 20 f'g years. Good luck following this bs week by week. I retain a diminished but still significant investment in silver and if it were in front of me here I'd look at it with as much interest as my kitchen sink.
P.S you have my permission to talk about it if you must
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