Whenever people ask me when I would sell my investments, my answer very often is that I would sell at a price I would not buy at. Of course, that makes sense at an intuitive level but how do we execute it?
Personally, my investment in silver has appreciated by about 60% in less than 9 months. I think that silver still has plenty of potential to move higher but this should be over a longer time frame of years. You could read my other blog posts on the subject of silver and how high I think it could go.
However, silver's price has gone almost parabolic in recent weeks and this is unlikely to be sustainable. I am expecting a pull back to support. When will it happen? Your guess is as good as mine but if it happens, that is when I would buy more.
Although I didn't have to sell any of my investment in silver, I sold some yesterday because I happened to be at UOB which is rare since I do almost everything on the internet these days. So, if the anticipated retreat in price happens, I would have extra money to buy more silver.
I took photos of the transaction slips which show my buy price in March (S$24.26/oz) and sell price ($38.86/oz) yesterday:
Silver is going higher in time but it will most likely climb a wall of worries and I would buy on pull back. I believe in having more silver in my investment portfolio.
2 comments:
I am also waiting for the prices of silver to drop before getting.
The price still climbing right now...
Hi Anonymous,
That would be the prudent thing to do. Good luck to us both. :)
Could you include your name or initials in future comments? Thanks.
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