Question: Does anyone buy/sell precious metals?

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Published: Apr 16, 2018
Author: buckeroo
Post Date: 2018-04-16 17:58:24 by buckeroo
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Question: does anyone trade materials within the commodity markets in the USA on LF?

Just asking the channel about their capability and capacity to move the market as opposed to being some dipshit begging government or Jeus for help.

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#1: Justified    To: buckeroo (#0)

Not enough to count for a pimple on a ant!

Its so expensive that only super hedge funds and large governments are the only ones able to make price move by any real amount.

There has been times with I thought it should have risen but actually dropped and times I thought it should drop and it had risen.

Justified posted on 2018-04-16 18:05:23   Reply   Private Reply

#2: buckeroo    To: Justified (#1)

You have proved that your reply to my simple question is totally worthless.

buckeroo posted on 2018-04-16 18:08:59   Reply   Private Reply

#3: Justified    To: buckeroo (#2)

Yep! ;)

Justified posted on 2018-04-16 18:12:51   Reply   Private Reply

#4: Willie Green    To: buckeroo (#0)

Just asking the channel about their capability and capacity to move the market

I've budgeted a small portion of my retirement income to purchasing numismatic silver...

But the market stubbornly ignores my efforts to make it move...

Willie Green posted on 2018-04-16 18:14:46   Reply   Private Reply

#5: sneakypete    To: buckeroo (#0)

Question: does anyone trade materials within the commodity markets in the USA on LF?

I'm pretty sure Fred Mertz hits the pawn shops on his way to the horsetrack.

Would that count?

sneakypete posted on 2018-04-16 20:52:07   Reply   Private Reply

#6: Fred Mertz    To: sneakypete (#5)

Me at the racetrack pari-mutuel windows:

Fred Mertz posted on 2018-04-16 21:56:49   Reply   Private Reply

#7: goldilucky    To: buckeroo (#0)

I was a trader in the gold exchange several years back. At that time, I used http://money.net which was free and this http://www.kitco.com/ But I also had an Ameritrade account so that I could do live streaming quotes. Try getting a http://Yahoo.com account set up and start looking in the "Finance" section for gold stocks.

Like this one https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/nem?ltr=1.

Start communicating with like minded-buyers on that forum who will provide you with ticker symbols for other penny stocks or low cost stocks.

Gold is a great investment whether you are in the stock purchases or bullion purchases directly from them like http://kitco.com

goldilucky posted on 2018-04-16 23:55:51   Reply   Private Reply

#8: A Pole    To: goldilucky (#7)

Gold is a great investment

Which gold you have in mind? Paper gold or physical one?

A Pole posted on 2018-04-17 04:16:02   Reply   Private Reply

#9: A K A Stone    To: buckeroo (#0)

I have some aluminum cans. Some left over aluminum screen. Some left over aluminum gutter guards and some copper. I'm going to trade opit for some money.

A K A Stone posted on 2018-04-17 07:10:59   Reply   Private Reply

#10: BobCeleste    To: A K A Stone (#9)

Here is the best guide for prices, figure on about 25% under the stated price at a good scrap metal dealer.

www.kitcometals.com/

BobCeleste posted on 2018-04-17 09:26:47   Reply   Private Reply

#11: goldilucky    To: A Pole (#8)

As for paper gold, I would suggest Canadian Maple leafs of 1 troy ounces and Krugerrands. Put at least about 50% of your investment in these. I will suggest you give these people www.investmentrarities.com/ a call to inquire what the purchase limit or quota they require. They will mail your bullion coins by registered mail.

As for stock try NEM and Barricks Gold.

goldilucky posted on 2018-04-17 10:06:58   Reply   Private Reply

#12: goldilucky    To: buckeroo (#7)

The purpose of having an Ameritrade account is to do online trading and buying of stocks. To do this requires a money market account with a certain balance amount required. I believe Ameridtrade's minimum balance requirement would be $1500.00. That may have changed to attract new clients. More here on that https://www.scottrade.com/

Furthermore, you need to be early in the morning (depending on what time zone you are in) as the New York Stock exchange opens at 6 am ET. Find a live streaming quotes website like http://money.net and starting watching your stocks.

Also, I suggest you get yourself a book called Barrons Financial Guide Dictionary of Finance and Investment Terms 7th Ed. to get yourself acquainted and educated with the terminology used.

goldilucky posted on 2018-04-17 10:15:36   Reply   Private Reply

#13: buckeroo    To: Fred Mertz (#6)

ROTFL

buckeroo posted on 2018-04-18 16:04:16   Reply   Private Reply

#14: Stoner    To: Fred Mertz (#6)

Looks like a future congress critter !!!

Stoner posted on 2018-04-19 12:36:09   Reply   Private Reply