Explain to me how when the dollar falls, and economies go to pot causing less demand for base metals, copper prices are going to rise?
And to think you're paying close to spot for your copper horde. At least with collecting pennies at a potential ~200+% profit, there's little risk.
Not to mention the fact that copper bullion premiums are prohibitively high. That's why so many sort copper pennies in the first place.
But WM lives next to a copper mine, so he pays less of a premium, but still has to wait for years to see a return, whereas I can make an almost immediate 500% return via buying and selling barn wood, yet I'm the one that's gone full retard.
Somebody tell the short bus driver to open up a couple windows so that WM can get some air.
I have many ventures. Some of which return at a faster rate than others. It's called "diversification", and it's not a new concept. Which is part of the reason that I, unlike certain other people, will not have my whole world come unglued if BFL takes longer to ship than I initially anticipated, ie; "putting all you eggs in one basket."
Picking one comment about one investment strategy that I dabble in, and trying to pretend that I use it as my sole source of income, or whatever other idiotic conclusion you've jumped to THIS time... well, yeah, you're an imbecile. QED.