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<blockquote data-quote="Bravo1413" data-source="post: 4315414" data-attributes="member: 51493"><p>Unless you are an accomplished stock trader, 95% of the time you will lost your money, and if and when you do sell, it will cost you a percentage also. Actually gold and silver are trading over spot. Gold is not for day trading, it is for the long run and an investment as a hedge against inflation. Yes it takes its dips, but that is Because the big dollar investors buy huge amounts at the dip and in a couple of days when it goes back up, sell for the profit, but you are talking about huge leverage investors. I have been buying gold since 2008, at $700 an oz. Back then. Sure it’s gone up but who wants to sell for USD that is going down due to inflation. The stock marker is no longer a true indicator. Japan is in trouble (flat broke) as well as China and many other countries. They’re investers are coming to US stock market because there currency is going down and we have the reserve currency, and the most stable economy (for now) but the US is flat broke also. Wait a few months and see what happens to inflation. Just my opinion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bravo1413, post: 4315414, member: 51493"] Unless you are an accomplished stock trader, 95% of the time you will lost your money, and if and when you do sell, it will cost you a percentage also. Actually gold and silver are trading over spot. Gold is not for day trading, it is for the long run and an investment as a hedge against inflation. Yes it takes its dips, but that is Because the big dollar investors buy huge amounts at the dip and in a couple of days when it goes back up, sell for the profit, but you are talking about huge leverage investors. I have been buying gold since 2008, at $700 an oz. Back then. Sure it’s gone up but who wants to sell for USD that is going down due to inflation. The stock marker is no longer a true indicator. Japan is in trouble (flat broke) as well as China and many other countries. They’re investers are coming to US stock market because there currency is going down and we have the reserve currency, and the most stable economy (for now) but the US is flat broke also. Wait a few months and see what happens to inflation. Just my opinion. [/QUOTE]
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