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Posted: **Wed Oct 01, 2014 11:26 am**

Even if it is a dead cat bounce I prefer that to down every single day

I think the bottom is close. I'm pretty heavily back in so I hope I'm correct

Posted: **Wed Oct 01, 2014 3:06 pm**

Posted: **Wed Oct 01, 2014 10:05 pm**

If no black swan occurs... head fake bounce to the $18 area, then back down.

Posted: **Wed Oct 01, 2014 10:21 pm**

Posted: **Thu Oct 02, 2014 8:52 am**

the more i buy the lower it continues to go. i hope it goes to zero.

Without googling it, I have a quiz question.

Does anyone here know what metal holds the title of "losing practically all of its value"?

This would be a metal that was more valuable than gold at one time, but now is practically worthless.

I wish silver would do the same thing, at least in the short term.

Posted: **Thu Oct 02, 2014 9:00 am**

aluminum?

Posted: **Thu Oct 02, 2014 10:51 am**

Yep aluminum.

Posted: **Thu Oct 02, 2014 12:26 pm**

If/when government bankruptcy leads to the end of emissions standards, I would expect one of the precious metals used in catalytic converters to be next to drop significantly.

I would guess rhodium would see the largest drop, since its application is most specifically for this one purpose (81%), compared to platinum (46%) and palladium (57%).

But I have been wrong before... always...

Posted: **Fri Oct 03, 2014 7:35 am**

Diggin4copper wrote:aluminum?

Aluminum is correct. At one time the crown jewels were in a crown made of aluminum.

Prior to 1850, aluminum was worth more than gold. Now instead of selling by the gram, it is sold by the pound. One reason I love silver so much is of its antibacterial properties, healing properties, preservation properties.........putting everything else aside, silver turns me on for how it can be used other than just as a preservation of wealth. It would be awesome if the price went really, really low, I would buy it all!

Posted: **Fri Oct 03, 2014 7:46 am**

frugi wrote:
Diggin4copper wrote:aluminum?

Aluminum is correct. At one time the crown jewels were in a crown made of aluminum.

Prior to 1850, aluminum was worth more than gold. Now instead of selling by the gram, it is sold by the pound. One reason I love silver so much is of its antibacterial properties, healing properties, preservation properties.........putting everything else aside, silver turns me on for how it can be used other than just as a preservation of wealth. It would be awesome if the price went really, really low, I would buy it all!

That's great and all but if and when silver goes down close to zero you will have to buy through me as I plan on buying it all first :lol:

Posted: **Fri Oct 03, 2014 7:48 am**

Gold under $1200, major support break or support?

As for antibacterial properties: Carbon filters for water and air are arugably more effective than silver for industrial purposes, and hundreds of thousands of times cheaper. Copper and nickel alloys can also be antibacterial. I believe that the carbon content in monel makes it antibacterial. Pure nickel is not anti-bacterial, but most copper alloys are.

Copper alloys are not often used when in direct human contact because of odor.

Posted: **Fri Oct 03, 2014 8:08 am**

ZenOps wrote:Copper alloys are not often used when in direct human contact because of odor.

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Posted: **Sun Oct 05, 2014 4:50 am**

I don't know, i don't have any dead cat's to test it with...

...which reminds me, I should go open that box Schrödinger sent me...

Posted: **Sun Oct 05, 2014 2:34 pm**

fansubs_ca wrote:I don't know, i don't have any dead cat's to test it with...

...which reminds me, I should go open that box Schrödinger sent me...

Well, by doing so, you change the outcome... but that's just my .02

Posted: **Sun Oct 05, 2014 7:01 pm**

ZenOps wrote:Gold under $1200, major support break or support?

As for antibacterial properties: Carbon filters for water and air are arugably more effective than silver for industrial purposes, and hundreds of thousands of times cheaper. Copper and nickel alloys can also be antibacterial. I believe that the carbon content in monel makes it antibacterial. Pure nickel is not anti-bacterial, but most copper alloys are.

Copper alloys are not often used when in direct human contact because of odor.

Yes but silver makes good bombs, missiles and avionics, which also have anti-bacterial properties.

Posted: **Sun Oct 05, 2014 7:25 pm**

And here we go again with silver spot dipping to $16.72.

gold down to $1184

Posted: **Sun Oct 05, 2014 7:30 pm**

silverstacker wrote:And here we go again with silver spot dipping to $16.72.

gold down to $1184

take a look at platinum...

only about $2.50 away from dipping below gold...

been a while since we've seen that

Posted: **Sun Oct 05, 2014 7:43 pm**

aloneibreak wrote:
silverstacker wrote:And here we go again with silver spot dipping to $16.72.

gold down to $1184

take a look at platinum...

only about $2.50 away from dipping below gold...

been a while since we've seen that[/quote

I was just going to mention that...down $31.00... Just taking an arse whoopin

Posted: **Sun Oct 05, 2014 11:05 pm**

stlouiscoin wrote:
fansubs_ca wrote:I don't know, i don't have any dead cat's to test it with...

...which reminds me, I should go open that box Schrödinger sent me...

Well, by doing so, you change the outcome... but that's just my .02

Sure blame me again...

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