Multi-select problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to invest in silver
Decide when to buy silver.
Every investor wants to know the magic formula that will let him or her know when to buy or sell. Unfortunately, buying silver, like any other type of investing, is primarily educated guessing.

(A). Retail dealers are not as interested in the small picture. Instead, they want a more aggressive and effective speculative investor in the moment.
(B). For example, stocks are often a huge challenge to convert into silver as they allow to maximize growth. By buying silver, you are helping to mitigate the risks that silver can give you.
(C). Each investor wants to make sure that the need for their investment, the projected revenue, or market to first come back, has moved ahead in the time allotted or that their investing strategy is still effective. If you are looking at a specific company, for example, then you might benefit from researching its first state of retirement.
(D). Over the past 100 years, the price of silver per troy ounce has ranged in (inflation-adjusted) price from about $4 to $106, with the current price sitting at about $15. This price happens to be quite close to the inflation adjusted price 100 years ago, in 1916.
(D).