TRADING TIPS

Which One Do You Like Best?

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look at the metals. Somebody asked me which metals I like the best. I have the most experience trading Gold. It is not the one it’s in the best trend right now but it is the one I trade the most of so I probably going to default Gold because it’s acting pretty well and I got a lot of experience trading it. If you’re looking at the other metals. Copper looks pretty stout too. It acts like it’s going to go through $3 on the way to $3.20. Platinum doesn’t look as well. Silver looks pretty stout too. Silver is harder to trade in opinion than Gold is. If I didn’t much as much as experience as I do trading Gold I would say copper acts really well right now. It’s in a nice substantial trend. It’s not as crazy as Gold and Silver so it’s a little bit more common acting so it’s probably a lot easier to trade. But I’ve got a lot of experience with Gold and it’s like playing a high sticks game, a hot potato. Grab and hold at it and let it go or just sat there and never look at it. That’s my advice. I would go with Gold or GLD. I would stay away with Silver just because I’ve seen people really hurt on Silver but to each of his own. It’s all dangers. It’s all speculative risky trading stuff but I like Gold the best and then probably Copper after that. Good luck. Hope it helps. See you on the next video. Hubert.

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