I buy physical silver to force me to save my money, mostly bought at around $20 years ago. If i need to sell I will, but if not my grandkids will inherit. the post was mostly about how some things probably shouldnt be day traded , Is there really a reason other than greed for it to happen?
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Fair take, though (as Rick Rule) I consider silver as speculation, w/ gold being a better savings item (smaller weight/bulk, silver bulk is annoying). Also, silver ETF are click-sell fast for locking in gains, but META/GOOG/AAPL significantly outperformed silver and I would trade a stash of silver from 2012 for any of those, would be a fool not to.
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Agree , I don’t trade stocks though spent too much time trading crypto and stocks years ago. And locking value in metals in a safe to retain spending power for later years. Not trying to break records just think keeping fiat on May bank account never worked well for me