Off topic & small talk: Chatterbox (Page 349)

Falko wrote on 01.02.2021 at 17:10
You need to invest in silver now. This price is shooting up right now and that's because a lot of people are switching to it. Previously, they relied on hedge funds and manipulated markets with it to grab a lot of money. The dangerous thing is that they drove companies to ruin and now the stock exchanges have reacted to this and initiated closures. Therefore, now on silver was evaded and one now wants to drive up the price quickly as cheap silver buy and then sell again at a high silver price. But caution the price can then shoot within a few hours back into the basement. In the last two days, the silver price shot up by 12% and that will go even higher, because the speculators invest a lot of money here by agreement. I myself have no money invested in stocks, but find this also highly interesting. You just have to imagine in March 2020 you would have bought for 4 000 euros 1 Bitcoin and by the Corona crisis shot up Stand now over 27 000 euros, what you would have earned with it. This is also talked about in the media, of course, also today why the silver price is rising so extremely.

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Begbie wrote on 02/01/2021 at 7:13 pm: Karin Ritter is dead
R.I.P.

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unicorn wrote on 01.02.2021 at 17:30
well, a share price or value of a company, or even a commodity, is formed based on supply and demand. If a supply of a commodity is very large, but the demand is also lockdown-related only small, so the price (or value) of the commodity falls. This is the rule for now. Large hedge fund managers take advantage of this and bet millions on the fact that certain commodity values will fall, thereby generating their wins. Now certain groups of small investors have formed, who want to prevent this and buy certain stocks or commodity indices, thus boosting demand and causing the price to rise again immediately. The hedge funds are then forced to react and make so-called short sales, i.e. they immediately sell their positions again in order to make as little loss as possible. It is a kind of cash-out function to still save fractions of the invested assets

In my view, a stock market crash can therefore not occur; in the final analysis, all indices neutralize again over a short period of time. However, there will probably be certain legal changes, since market manipulations result from such games and the stock exchange supervisory authority is forced to act. Also the hedge funds, which experience thereby large losses, will make now pressure on the authorities, so that such arrangements are forbidden by small investor groups.

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Jenn-R wrote on 02/01/2021 at 7:21 pm
Laber

Ok just checked...... actually

OAAAR NEEYYY!!!!
Was ne funny and good
Some of the mitbekommen from adlersson and co


Rest in peace Karin Ritter from Köthen! 😇

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Tribeholz wrote on 01.02.2021 at 19:19

For silver I think it's almost too late now, you should have bought where the price was at around 12€/ounce (or even less)

Now it is just at about 23€/ounce and in addition, the difference between selling and buying price is extremely high.
There the course must go first properly high so that one is again at zero.

I had said 2 years ago a colleague (gold buyer and with "slight" tendency to conspiracy theories) that gold will soon go to over 2000 € and silver in the 3-digit range. At the time gold was around 1250€ and silver around 14€
At that time he was smiled at by many for this. Today no more !

Well, with gold he was right. But silver for 100€...!!??
I don't know either.
What says your gut feeling ?

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Falko wrote on 01.02.2021 at 20:20
Unfortunately, I have here no gut feeling as it could come times. I only always look back in time and annoy me every time in retrospect that I did not get in before when the courses are übelst shot up. But should once again the Bitcoin fall really deep, there I would then also invest what in it.

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Kleinkariert wrote on 01.02.2021 at 20:32
The problem is that everyone tells something different. Investing a little in gold doesn't hurt is my way of thinking.

But even with Bitcoin I really wanted to invest and my bank advisor did not want to unlock the broker function for my "protection". At that time it was not even 1 € value and everyone laughed about it. Have also not energetically pushed further and wanted naive as I am trust my advisor. But that and the constant recommendation to conclude Riester has made it clear to me that I no longer want to be "advised". When I was there in June/July to invest something, I immediately regretted it.

Look at how the shares have developed over 5 years and how the world has changed. Especially with game manufacturers when they release a game inform yourself. With Nintendo, the stock also shot up due to Pokemon Go. If you look ahead you can make good wins. But you can also burn your hands.

One can go up when the price is up or get in when the price is down. In retrospect, it would have been wise to get in after the VW diesel scandal and the drop in the corresponding shares. Such things usually recover.

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Tribeholz wrote on 01.02.2021 at 16:55: Ne question for the stock market experts.
I was looking at the prices of industrial metals and noticed that right now almost all grades are going pretty steep.
So iron ore, lead, tin, aluminum and stuff like that.

Thought actually at lockdown times is less work, why do the commodity prices rise as sow?

Anyone a plan?

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upola wrote on 01.02.2021 at 21:35
Aluminum hats are in great demand at the moment.

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unicorn wrote on 01.02.2021 at 21:05
Who is interested in the whole matter, should give the series Billions on sky, there you can learn seeeehr much and meanwhile there is already the 5th season

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