gold pricing.

[prc-104]

It appears the precious metals REVERSE-DEAD CAT BOUNCE is here,,,,finally,,, for as long as it lasts.
Mostly it tells me how much less value my US$ has.
Patiently waiting for the massive jumps in pricing to start showing up again.

[Lowdown3]

Hadn't checked it in a long while. Got a new computer and was putting in links to places I used to stop by.

Apmex as of 9/21/25

• Gold
  
  $3,699.92$40.90 1.12%
• Silver
  
  $43.33$1.27 3%

The PM "pushers" who told us in the 1990's that "gold will be $5,000 by 1999" were off by a few decades, but it's getting closer.
Definitely would not be buying right now.

[prc-104]

How about the steadily screaming up gold and silver prices?
My wallet feels the shrinking buying power of my US dollars.

[rockriver]

wow. why didn't i buy a bunch.
at these prices -- i can't.
but congrats to those who did... in 9 days
gold 3855
silver 46.57 (after falling .50 !) up 3$ since lowdown's post
and gold up 150.$$

[prc-104]

If it keeps up, I think $4k soon and maybe $5k by the end of the year.
But I am truly not an expert.
What are the rest of us thinking about the future.

Don't feel bad, I was going to buy a couple at the drop at the beginning of Sep but missed it.
Oh well, I just like to dabble in AU and AG.

[rockriver]

earlier this month i was in middle ga at a coin shop hoping to find some eagle (or similar ) culls
none available... dealer offered me eagles at 46... silver was about 43... nope... too much premium...
and the total price was just such a jolt..
looking back. i shoulda spent all i had.
going to a local coin club in a few days..
usually someone brings some 1 ounce coins. and some junk.
it's such a shock. one dime being over $3.40

i suspect allyou guys know about coinflation...
just in case someone hasn't found it.

https://www.coinflation.com/coins/1946-1964-Silver-Roosevelt-Dime-Value.html

[1Admin]

There it is, $4,000.60 on gold

[prc-104]

Was just thinking, figure we'll see a reverse dead cat bounce.
Gold and silver will drop before it continues to rise again.