Who knows what INN is "trying to tip". And Barisheff? He's talking his book as a precious metals dealer. He sells it for a living -- it takes ten seconds to verify that. If he's selling, is there any situation in which he'd tell you not to buy? INN knows this, of course. I didn't listen to the whole interview, but if neither of them mention this, then both of them are unethical.

Repeat after me: Nothing is "undervalued" in the market at any given time, and there is no such thing as a "fair price". Future prices are speculation. GME could go to $10k, or the SEC could halt trading for three months while the exchanges delist it to the pink-sheets. We don't know, because are little people. We're not in the "Big Club" that "paints the tape". Prices are what they are, and "potentials" are pie-in-the-sky. If silver doubles while the currency halves, then silver merely maintains pace with the can of beans in your pantry that is now also twice as expensive.

The Pi Lifestyle unofficial escrow network prices Pi coins as already worth $100 apiece. Those of us with growing piles certainly hope so, but for the time being, that's pie-in-the-sky.

Who knows what INN is "trying to tip". And Barisheff? He's talking his book as a precious metals dealer. He sells it for a living -- it takes ten seconds to verify that. If he's selling, is there any situation in which he'd tell you not to buy? INN knows this, of course. I didn't listen to the whole interview, but if neither of them mention this, then both of them are unethical.

Repeat after me: Nothing is "undervalued" in the market at any given time, and there is no such thing as a "fair price". Future prices are speculation. GME could go to $10k, or the SEC could halt trading for three months while the exchanges delist it to the pink-sheets. We don't know, because are little people. We're not in the "Big Club" that "paints the tape". Prices are what they are, and "potentials" are pie-in-the-sky. If silver doubles while the currency halves, then silver merely maintains pace with the can of beans in your pantry that is now also twice as expensive.

The Pi Lifestyle unofficial escrow network prices Pi coins as already worth $100 apiece. Those of us with a growing pile certainly hope so, but for the time being, that's pie-in-the-sky.

Who knows what INN is "trying to tip". Barisheff? He's talking his book as a precious metals dealer. He sells it for a living -- it takes ten seconds to verifyl that. If he's selling, is there any situation in which he'd tell you not to buy?

Repeat after me: Nothing is "undervalued" in the market at any given time, and there is no such thing as a "fair price". Future prices are speculation. GME could go to $10k, or the SEC could halt trading for three months while the exchanges delist it to the pink-sheets. We don't know, because are little people. We're not in the "Big Club" that "paints the tape". Prices are what they are, and "potentials" are pie-in-the-sky. If silver doubles while the currency halves, then silver merely maintains pace with the can of beans in your pantry that is now also twice as expensive.

The Pi Lifestyle unofficial escrow network prices Pi coins as already worth $100 apiece. Those of us with a growing pile certainly hope so, but for the time being, that's pie-in-the-sky.

Who knows what INN is "trying to tip". Barisheff? He's talking his book as a precious metals dealer. He sells it for a living -- it look like ten seconds of searching to reveal that. if he's selling, is there any situation in which he'd tell you not to buy?

Repeat after me: Nothing is "undervalued" in the market at any given time, and there is no such thing as a "fair price". Future movements are speculation. GME could go to $10k, or the SEC could halt trading for three months while the exchanges delist it to the pink-sheets. Price are what they are, and "potentials" are pie-in-the-sky. If silver doubles while the currency halves, then silver maintains pace with a can of beans in a the pantry.

The Pi Lifestyle unofficial escrow network prices Pi coins as already worth $100 apiece. Those of us with a growing pile certainly hope so, but for the time being, that's pie-in-the-sky.