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Originally Posted by wig
I started buying gold and silver in the late 90's when gold was $250-$280 and silver was $5. I got out to soon (I exited 90% of my holdings over a year ago), because it seemed a bit frothy to me and I was worried a further deflation may not be avoided.
So yes, I think they are vulnerable to a decline (based on the scenario I gave in the other post), but I've been wrong so far and left some money on the table.
I do think in the big picture (3-5 years), the US$ will continue to decline and gold/silver will see more gains. I hope I have a chance to buy them again on the predicted correction you read about.
ETA: I don't expect the hyperinflation that a lot of people are forecasting and I see that as the least likely scenario at this point.
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I find myself wishing I had bought more silver several years back. When I got into it Silver was around $7-$8 per ounce and today it is around $40. I still have the coins I bought (sadly not too many) and might sell them if it starts to drop too much then buy again once it bottoms out and starts to rise again.
I guess hindsight is always 20/20