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4th of July sales

Postby AdamsSamoa » Fri Jun 29, 2018 2:50 pm

Any good 4th of July sales on Silver out there?
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Re: 4th of July sales

Postby Cu Penny Hoarder » Sat Jun 30, 2018 7:53 pm

Around July 7-9 of 2017, there was a flash crash from $16.20 down to about $14.50. It only lasted for 1-2 minutes. I think it happened on a Sunday night. It was so quick that most charts out there do not show it. Now that was a sale! Unfortunately, I missed it. :x
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Re: 4th of July sales

Postby Recyclersteve » Tue Jul 03, 2018 1:04 am

One way to potentially take advantage of this would be to open a brokerage or futures account whereby you can trade 24 hours a day. Then, each day, you could place a day only order to buy silver at, say, 10% below the most recent closing price. I'd guess you'd need to do this a few hundred times before an order would be filled. That is too much work for most people. I must admit- I've thought about it myself.
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