blackbridge
Member Since Sep 23, 2019
10 posts
Sep 23 2019 at 11:09
Silver is not a cheaper version of gold. They move very differently. I prefer to trade gold when FX markets are round and the economy may slow down. In good times, I trade silver
Adribaasmet
Member Since Aug 27, 2017
994 posts
Sep 23 2019 at 14:26
blackbridge posted:
Silver is not a cheaper version of gold. They move very differently. I prefer to trade gold when FX markets are round and the economy may slow down. In good times, I trade silver
True; Gold trading is much interesting; even I know many traders who use only the Gold and no interest on Silver!
I prefer gold. Its a great commodity to invest and offers better chances of capital appreciation in future than silver. Never really tried silver as gold prices have always been a centre of attraction for me.
Adribaasmet
Member Since Aug 27, 2017
994 posts
Sep 25 2019 at 11:13
steve_25 posted:
I prefer gold. Its a great commodity to invest and offers better chances of capital appreciation in future than silver. Never really tried silver as gold prices have always been a centre of attraction for me.
Nice; are you a short term or using this metal with a long term point of view?
Adribaasmet posted:steve_25 posted:
I prefer gold. Its a great commodity to invest and offers better chances of capital appreciation in future than silver. Never really tried silver as gold prices have always been a centre of attraction for me.
Nice; are you a short term or using this metal with a long term point of view?
long term point of view.
Gold price has rocketed upwards this year. I would like to invest but think that I may have missed a good place to buy in. Is gold over valued now or is it still a good time to buy
Debtless posted:if you want to invest for a long term then, no place is bad when it comes to gold. start investing bit by bit, buy on every dips. atleast that's what i do.
Gold price has rocketed upwards this year. I would like to invest but think that I may have missed a good place to buy in. Is gold over valued now or is it still a good time to buy
Adribaasmet
Member Since Aug 27, 2017
994 posts
Sep 28 2019 at 14:05
millerwe posted:Debtless posted:if you want to invest for a long term then, no place is bad when it comes to gold. start investing bit by bit, buy on every dips. atleast that's what i do.
Gold price has rocketed upwards this year. I would like to invest but think that I may have missed a good place to buy in. Is gold over valued now or is it still a good time to buy
I think; now investing in BTC is much profitable then Gold; what’s your opinion?
BTC is not moving in the last 2 years as like 2017; I think 2017 was so much exciting!
generally major pairs are much save than others. newcomers should choose the pair which is more appropriate to the concept of trading that will be used, if love scalping should choose the pair which has most lowest trading spreads.
While all other stocks are really falling with the unpredictable future for sure we can really tell that you may invest in both of them entirely and absolutely anyway so let's move on with both of them. I do see how negative whole trend in markets so let's start with those things.
Cameron Gill
(camerongill)
Member Since Aug 16, 2011
110 posts
Apr 18 2020 at 23:22
I think that trading spot precious metals then go for gold. Gold charts are more reliable than silver charts and moves are a little more predictable. Silver is not traded as much as gold by $, so can be moved quicker and be more volatile.
If holding physical then go for silver. Not that I think we would see gold confiscation again, silver may be more of a trade-able commodity when (and if) things get worse and we see hyper-inflation.
Gold to Silver Ratio does not seem as valid as it used to be and not as inter-related.
Will we ever see a gold-backed currency again? If so, then the central banks would want to keep a lid on the price of gold, which is happening anyway through naked futures contracts.
If holding physical then go for silver. Not that I think we would see gold confiscation again, silver may be more of a trade-able commodity when (and if) things get worse and we see hyper-inflation.
Gold to Silver Ratio does not seem as valid as it used to be and not as inter-related.
Will we ever see a gold-backed currency again? If so, then the central banks would want to keep a lid on the price of gold, which is happening anyway through naked futures contracts.
I am not one to chose so you may nit like my answer but you have to find out on your own. there si so much that you have to look into. Check the gold and find out the curent state and also the silver. Their prices matter and you have to check them out. At the momnet if I had to chose then I would chose silver.
If you are having a hard time choosing what to nuy thrn I will help you decide but the final decision is still yours. Sometimes it is best to jsust do things out on your own. In my opinion I think that you should chose gold. You know the chinese and gold and how they work. That is the best option. Do that instead.
EUR/USD is the most profitable pair than other majors in my trading career. But as a newcomer I got confused because of its volatile trading spreads. But now I know how to keep pace with eur/usd.
Adribaasmet
Member Since Aug 27, 2017
994 posts
Apr 23 2020 at 16:22
its profitable but gold is more than profitable if you have knowledge about it.
I like to works on JPY pairs, they got very high movement every day. So we can get a good amount of pips for trade. All depends on our trading strategy, that how we choose one pair for trading.
Leonardo00888
Member Since Apr 29, 2020
2 posts
Apr 29 2020 at 10:45
My opinion is that it is profitable to trade silver today
diskdillinger
Member Since Mar 27, 2020
9 posts
Apr 29 2020 at 11:27
Gold. It is easier to understand the price dynamics. Silver is a complicated commodity