I didn’t know Dodge built trains but I’m sure they’re dependable. I’ve got a couple of their trucks. They don’t ride good but they run.
Silver and gold ARE money (wealth), why jump out? (I understand you may have a trading position). Refer to Cowbaby's post above for why Ag and Au are rangebound - they're manipulated. In other words, they're price isn't representative of a free market. It's a once-in-a-generation buying opportunity courtesy of the central banks and all the other players. Take advantage.
Chart below shows silver adjusted for inflation. It's on sale now.
The $130 I spent Friday is worth $212 today.
Day trading is very risky for those that are unable or don't do their homework for sure. Some trades are riskier than others, and if you know what you are doing you can hedge your bets so to speak.
Either way, go ahead and tell us where you plan to exit your position. I'm just curious as to how long people are gonna ride this train.
I have $400 invested, going to leave it run or go broke. In it for long haul. I have way over doubled my money so far.
I’m up $14k as of right now, and my plan has been to sell if/when it hits 50 cents. There’s a push to get it to 69 cents tomorrow (4/20), and if that happens, my ROI will be over $31k.
After some reading and talking to others more knowledgeable on cryptos than me, I guess I’m going to hold it and see what happens. The worst that can happen is that I’ll lose my initial investment, and if I can’t afford to lose sometimes, I need to quit trading and buy CD’s.
When my grandchildren ask me what the harbinger of the end was, I will tell them Dogecoin.
So, if someone had $2K and was looking for a long term hold (7-10 years) and was comfortable risking the initial investment, would putting it into Doge be just a stupid idea?
It’s high risk, Big return if it does go up
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