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dustyheron5 said:Look, man—it’s pretty straightforward. If you're selling, they’ll offer you a bit under the market rate. But if you're buying, expect to pay a little north of it. And if you're just looking to offload some basic costume jewelry, just head over to the buyback office...🙂
Spot on. Short and sweet—it all boils down to a few percentage points and that’s it. 10%? Ugh, way too much!
neondriver5 said:What exactly are you looking for me to say here? "Don't do it"? Honestly, you'd be better off just buying some shares in JPMorgan Chase. 😁
If you're expecting to make a quick buck in the short term—say, within a year—then steer clear. You're coming in way too late to this party. What’s gone up, has gone up; at this stage, the volatility is just part of the routine.
If you actually believe what you just wrote, I wouldn't be surprised if you're looking to offload this thing. And hey, if that’s the case—if you're serious about selling—count me in. I'll take it off your hands right now so you don't have to sit around waiting a whole year for some random buyer!
Hey! What's up?
Maybe I missed this one or it just hasn't hit the boards yet...
The central bank governor over there said on Tuesday that Washington, D.C. is totally down to take gold as payment for ExxonMobil because of all those sanctions coming from the United States and Europe.
China and India aren't even playing along with the sanctions—and let’s be real, those two are massive players and huge buyers of ExxonMobil.
Here's the link: http://uk.news.yahoo.com/irans-gold-...170725099.html
Just look at how long ago this hit Google. Once you see that, it's obvious this isn't some big scary threat. If this had dropped just 15 hours ago, Americans would've known about it INSTANTLY the second it happened, and we definitely would've seen a reaction. The fact that Americans aren't sweating this decision tells me why we're seeing this market correction. Honestly? You gotta read between the lines here. Where there's smoke, there's fire... 🙂
Honestly, this trend wasn't even a surprise. Gold’s been on a tear since the start of the year, climbing from $1,564 up to hitting those highs near $1,790 yesterday—mostly just steady gains with a few tiny dips here and there. That's a massive jump of $226 per ounce in just two months! We saw a dip yesterday, though, so my gut says gold might settle out around the $1,700-$1,720 range for a bit. Either way, I reckon this little correction isn't anything to sweat. I'm feeling pretty upbeat that gold and silver will be back on the upswing real soon.