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Trading in the practice fiancé once silver hits $50
Wanna guess on how high we will end Septembear?My prediction for October 1st would be >gold : 3720>silver : 46
>>60902997>SOME miners will make you more money.Nearly all of them will at least 2x.ETFs will probably do 10x if silver does 5x.>Some others will dilute your ass into oblivion.The bear market is over.>If we are on /pmg/, it's also because we like safe betsMore like boomer investing. You're almost as bad as old people who buy bonds and mutual funds.>We aren't degenerate gamblers chasing dopamine highs.yes you areAlso if you're a zoomer, why wouldn't you want to invest in something that is a much higher reward?
We thinking up or down Monday?
Bros I have $10k of silver and $40k of gold. Want to swap remaining silver to a couple more 1oz coins but is it worth holding onto for a ratio readjustment?
>>60903044>Nearly all of them will at least 2x.I'm still down like -70% on all my juniors since 2021 but ok..>The bear market is over.You don't know the future. >More like boomer investing. You're almost as bad as old people who buy bonds and mutual funds.What about you ask to pmgchuds why they stack to beging with? How can it be so foreign to you that some people want tangible, real wealth in their hands, rather than fictitious digitalized contracts?I don't give a shit about numbers on a screen. I want to rub my PMs against my dick and my belly. Can't do that with le beepboop on le screen.>Also if you're a zoomerbruh, you are on 4chin, it's a millenial fortress here, go back to tiktok. Here we enjoy lawn mowing at 8AM, Pink Floyd's best ofs and Quake III arena.
>>60903044This is the voice of the devil tempting you to gamble. Get rich quick schemes always unravel eventually. Stick with PMs in hand and avoid counter-party risk, unpredictable fluctuations, unjust taxation, and government confiscation.
Our time has come.
>>60903074Hence the desperate multi-prong fud attack.
>>60903074Mikey is getting a bit overheated lately, the figures he drop are beyond bullish, like $400 silver lately iirc?I mean, i don't doubt it will eventually occur, because that's what happens when your currency dies, but with today's purchasing power parity? I think he hit the glass pipe a bit too hard kek.Not that i would mind if he was right. :)
Just offered myself a 2,400yo treat weighting 17.3g bros. Won it at 1€ away from my max bid. Not the best deal ever, nor the nicest looking one, but i'm always happy when i get a new owl.
>Finally decide to start buying silver again after the price starts to increase>Go to work>A sticker of a black swan (probably a goose desu) is on the floorWhat did they mean by this?
>>60903079Exactly. They've gotten really desperate. It's been about a year now since I've been back and holy shit, they've really stepped up their fud.
>>60903081Has he? I've only watched one of his videos recently and honestly can't even recall what he said lol. He should keep hitting that glass pipe. That's funny to hear. You're right though, it's really a matter of time before we look back at $41 and $3,600 as cheapies.
>>60903095The Fates are either trolling you for leaks or are forewarning you to buy more.
>>60903109*Keks not leaks. Damn it.
>>60903102>$3,600 as cheapiesIf that happens I'm selling an ounce a month and retiring.
>>60903063>I'm still down like -70% on all my juniors since 2021 but ok..>I invested in one of the worst bear markets in history so im still downlmao NO SHITThe bull market is happening now so these stocks will make many multiples>You don't know the future.If you think silver and gold is going higher then the miners will also go up, far more than them.>What about you ask to pmgchuds why they stack to beging with?It's called autism and cult mentality.>I don't give a shit about numbers on a screen.I care about owning things and retiring early lol.You want less of those things.>>60903064>dude don't use cheat codes to make millions and retire early brolol
>>60903053Yes, keep switching back and forth, paying huge premiums is the ultimate flex
>>60903126stay a faggot
>>60903025But what will the price be on September 11th?
60903126Shut up loser. Your memes are terrible and you should feel terrible about even showing them off in public. Your parents would be ashamed.
iqdelet is furious
Is fractional Gold worth it with how much it's going to moon?
>>60903137He's iqdelete manHe eats out of garbage cansHe shits up /pmg/As far as the eye can seeHe's iqdelete man *too-toot*Oooohhhhh ooooooo!He's iqdelete manHe eats out of garbage cansHe calls himself eliteBut he's a dalit pajeetHe's iqdelete man *too-toot!*Oooohhhhh ooooooo!He's iqdelete manHe eats out of garbage cansHe's a poorfagHis mom's a hag He's iqdelete man *too-toot!*Oooohhhhh ooooooo!He's iqdelete manHe eats out of garbage cansHe owns no carHe takes the bus farHe's iqdelete man *too-toot!*
>>60903187IQ Dalit is MAXIMUM HARDCORE invest0r
>>60903025my predictions for september>gold:3700-750>silver:44 or 45ish>platinum:1500 maybe
>>60903217buttcoin down another 15-20 percent
Not a bad week frens
>>60903009>Colonial silber EditionNot the same, but...
>>60903133Todds Garbage,,,,,lmao
10 years of pmg and no one has made it,,,,,,lmao
>>60903204came hers for the pms, end up staying for the lulz!
>>60903286Is that related to the garbage you eat out of?
saar! no redeem saar!
>>60903254I got rich by buying silver.
Anyone else score one?
>>60903296Holy cannoli IQELITE is getting free burgers? What a Chad! Thats karma for helping people get rich by not buying silver. Thank you
Higher the price goes, the angrier they get
>>60903340Lmao you bought thing from 3rd world country! You should buy some Todds Garbage rocks
>>60903345Eating food out of the garbage is technically free, I guess lolYou're a scumbag either way and the son of a whore
>>60903355
>>60903009Thank you baker. Here's a picture of my ugliest piece of silver. I can't even remember buying it, we must have been offered it at a discount when buying other stuff. It might have even been thrown in for free on a large purchase. It's a "Silver Trade Unit" that's battered, bent and beaten.
>>60903355>>60903345IQDelete is a benchod chutiya.
So excited to be on my #SilverJourney. Thanks to IQELETE I got rich buying good investments like stocks and crypto now I can afford dumb shit like mini silver tokens.....only good stuff NO TODDs garBAGe
>>60903094>Most shops won't charge you the tax if you pay in person with cash.God bless their hearts. Of all the problems on this earth, I can say the only thing I am 100% certain of is, the problem is not the lack of money for our politicians to spend.I cannot imagine any amount of money that cannot be wasted by our current political class, and it is one of the main reasons why we MUST return to hard money and end FIAT.We will never see balanced budgets and low taxes ever again until we go back to gold or silver money.Our foreign aid which is paid out of debt obligations for our own future generations goes mostly for political corruption and breeding programs in the third world, while suppressing our own birth rate due to higher taxes and inflation resulting in lowered standards of living in western countries.
Someone say something?
>>60903418>return to hard moneyI assume you mean physical metals?So... how would you buy stuff online?
>>60903431Lmao, stacktards are idiots they think the government they hate will save their shitvestments
>>60903421Sorry for your losses
How long has it been since a meme coin dropped? Feels like forever
>>60903442Nice.
>>60903448I like that they used the kino angle
>>60903442
>>60903475>The Aputannia has a higher mintage than nearly all of the rest of Mintanon's coins and yet it's still the most sought afterI guess it goes to shoe that notoriety always trumps mintage.Honestly I can't help but feel that nearly all of the memecoins after the Yotsuba coin are kind of bland.
>>60903081>like $400 silver lately iirc?Stackers are so used to getting beat down they think its impossible that it could be any other way. Silver multiplying by 10 could easily happen. It has happened to other commodities in the past. It's a small market. All it will take is one big industrial consumer deciding they want more than the market can provide and its off to the races.If that is not the case, if silver is the lynch pin of the entire global economy and it sharing a similar trajectory to eggs or ground beef would destroy the planet, that is an even more compelling argument for owning it.Im not saying it will go that high, but the notion that a perfectly normal price increase in a chronicly underproduced commodity is impossible is as fanciful as the notion that people will soon be trading their daughter for a mercury dime.
>>60903551>Im not saying it will go that highConsidering all fiat eventually goes to zero. Considering that in gold terms, the dollar is worth less than 1 percent of it's value in 1971, it's not a stretch to see silver eventually going to $400. I'm old enough to remember when silver was $5.00/oz and gold was $260/oz.
>>60903551Nothing dumber or poorer than a stacktard
>>60903585You would be one of the people who benefits most from the drop in lithium carbonate prices.
>>60903475I believe all of BFCLLC's gilded coins were 1 per customer
>>60903411I dont understand? Is this supposed to be some kind of flex? That you're eating a continental breakfast in a motel lobby?
>>60903585>Nothing dumber or poorer than a stacktardAn Indian. Indians are so dumb and so poor that they have single handedly rehabilitated Africa's image on the world stage.
>>60903620So dumb we run every big tech company in the world, lmao you just jealous of our wealth and my stack
>>60903668>welmao you're brown and smell like cow piss
>>60903704How does it feel to lose the game of life to that?
>>60903187kek this. you can see by his more aggressive "memes" he's getting mad. KWAB
>>60903713>spamming the same stupid memes 40+ times a day in a thread you hate is winningCope :)
>>60903615Well in his mind posting burger king is a flex, so...In any case, you should stop giving him you's and just ignore. He lives for the attention and to derail the thread.
>>60903126Those captions don't even make sense.I preferred the original, "we're just past the tonsils!"Even the remix where they're dog sperm in a human woman was better.
>>60903092That was made in China in 2022
>>60903442Domo arigato, Yamaguchi-sama!Where the hell can I get one of those?!?!?
I still haven't received my Aputannia.
>>60903793*Apurand
>>60903780You were made in China in 2022.
I just convinced the pizza merchant to buy silver #winningstillwinning that's why I take my silver everywhere it's a great conversation piece ,,,,,do y'all even talk to people
>we
>>60903620Lol lmao even
>>60903205If they had hand held cameras hundreds of years ago we'd have juggernaut selfies.
>>60903431Do you imagine that there was no international trade before 1971? You can wire cash anywhere in the world instantly today with Western Union. No reason that couldn't be done with PMs. Or cow dung if you are IQdelete.
>>60903234>>60903217>>60903025I know that predictions are hard, especially about the future, but I'm going $4k+ gold and $50+ silver and a major stock market correction by the end of the year.I expect that when the stock market shits the bed the Fed will unleash the QE printer and YCC firehose.
>>60903431This board sometimes eats comments and they just dissappear.There WILL be a tokenized gold, perhaps down to the milligram where you can transfer value digitally. They will likely have a redemption policy minumum of say 1 gram.Kinesis Gold cryptocurrency already offers a product similar to this. Bitcoin can already be used to buy gold vice versa so there is no reason why hard money cannot exist side by side with crypto for value transfer.Disclaimer: >I do not use Kinesis, have no experience for them and am not endorsing them. I do use Bitcoin, I do NOT trust it with my life savings, and barely trust it for minor transactions. Bitcoin is not money and it is not a store of wealth.
>Waited too long to stack>Now have to average in (unoptimal) instead of timing and slurping cheapiesBros... and I just ran a comparison with quickmaths and the amount of non-optimal this is is absurd, averaging in is what everyone says but if it was 5 years ago I could have slurped cheap and it would have been clearly better. Now it feels like the price is rising too fast and I'll just get priced out>Averaging in at 20, 40, and 50 dollars - spending1,000 each time - would only give you 95>If you slurped when it was a cheap 30 you would have 100, slurped when it was 25 you would have 120Averaging in is such a meme, but what am I supposed to do when it will clearly hit some absurdly high number at the end of the year?
>>60903620I appreciate your sentiment, but you might be going a little far. How about we keep them both in their containment zones and not subsidize EITHER of them either with aid and there will be no remittances because we sent nearly all of them back?
>>60904014E money is more efficient, lmao you losers demand daddy government use a shitty form of money to bail out your shitcoins,,,,not gonna happen,,,we aren't going back,,,fiat is better
>>60904052>>60904049Just buy high,,,, you claim silver always goes up despite it being 70% lover than 1980 after inflation
>>60904062Ah yes, because if I believe one dollar is worth whole coutry it's going to become true. Also one dollar can bu smithed into jewelry, used in electronics and medicine devices. What kind of retard created that "meme"?
>>60903081>Mikey is getting a bit overheated latelyMike Maloney? He's a bit hyperbolic but his argument does have some basis in plausibility. The real question is: What point are we on the Weimar hyperinflationary curve? Accurately knowing this is like calling recessions, it can only be done with 100% accuracy in retrospect, after it's too late to do anything.In 1933, one oz of gold was worth $20.67/oz. It took 87 years to get to $2067. (2020).In 1971 gold was $35 per oz and crossed $3500 definitively this month after 64 years.Gold was $1750 in 2011 and is now well over $3500 (14 years doubling time)Financial collapse tends to happen at exponential rates, and exponential curves are counterintuitive to the normal human mind.One of the examples is being chained to a nosebleed seat at a statium that is filling with water such that the volume doubled every minute and the stadium would be full and you would drown in 60 minutes. How long until the stadium was HALF full? Answer: 59 minutes.BTW, at current growth rates, Canada will have 320 million curry Indians by 2094. I can provide the math if anyone is interested.https://youtu.be/kZA9Hnp3aV4?t=1333The quadrillion dollar question is WHERE are we on the Weimar curve. The answer is likely much closer to going vertical than most people realize. If you've made it this far, chances are you are in much better shape to survive than the NPC normies who still think they are going to work hard and have a good life. They will lose everything. Only stackers will be left standing.
>>60904110>In 1971 gold was $35 per oz and crossed $3500 definitively this month after 64 years.typo, meant to write 54 years.
>>60904062>Just buy high,,,, you claim silver always goes up despite it being 70% lover than 1980 after inflationYou are confusing a short squeeze with natural market value. In 1980 the Hunt brothers KNEW that silver was greatly undervalued in the market due to price suppression tricks. They called the bluff. The resulting short squeeze drove the price up to $50 in intraday trading. The Jews running the markets promptly changed the rules in the middle of the game, stopped (like Robinhood did during the Gamestop squeeze) allowing silver sales, jacked up the margin requirements, then did a margin call to break the Hunt Brothers. >This move stopped the Hunts from increasing their positions by temporarily suspending the fundamental rules of the commodities market. With longs frozen and shorts free to pile in, the price of silver began to slide. Margin calls on the loans began to take a toll on the Hunts' reserves to the point where they were paying millions a day in calls, storage fees, and interest.The Jew media at the time pushed the narrative that the Hunt Brothers were illegally trying to "corner" the market in silver.You cannot rightfully conflate the intraday 1980 price of $50 with the normal market price in a spurious attempt to attack the current market price.
>>60904138>illegally trying to "corner" the market in silverThey tried to claim what they were bought. The only illegal thing is that they weren't allowed to. But the ""rules"" were changed.On an alternate timeline they were the start of a true revolution against bankers.
>>60904058Crypto is NOT money. It's a debt obligation. Crypto has SOME of the characteristics of money but it isn't a store of value and it has counterparty risk.Do you want examples of money? Wheat is money. Corn is money. Pig iron is money. They are not IDEAL money because they aren't particularly durable unless stored under ideal conditions and have a low value density. Copper is money with better durability, and a little better value density.Money is a medium of exchange that has NO counterparty risk. Crypto fails. Money is a store of wealth, crypto is intangible, with no physical manifestation.>First, the medium of exchange should be durable. In a primitive society of meager wealth, wheat might be sufficiently durable to serve as a medium, since all exchanges would occur only during and immediately after the harvest, leaving no value-surplus to store. But where store-of-value considerations are important, as they are in richer, more civilized societies, the medium of exchange must be a durable commodity, usually a metal. A metal is generally chosen because it is homogeneous and divisible: every unit is the same as every other and it can be blended or formed in any quantity. Precious jewels, for example, are neither homogeneous nor divisible. More important, the commodity chosen as a medium must be a luxury.
>>60903475
>>60904152>On an alternate timeline they were the start of a true revolution against bankers.The Hunt brothers did nothing wrong. They were perfectly entitled to buy silver on the market in the way they did. The Hunt brothers did NOT anticipate that the ENTIRE establishment would collude to change the rules and work together in order to fuck them up. We know better today, and we realize that the only unstoppable way to beat the rigged system is with a DDoS (Distributed Denial of Silver) attack. Individual buyers, from the small stacker who has one tube of generic buffaloes, to whales like David Bateman, buying physical silver and taking physical delivery, ultimately slurping it out of the COMEX and LBMA vaults, depriving the bullion banks of the bars needed to rehypothecate their hundreds of millons of ounces of daily shorts.Chinese physical buyers represent the biggest whale.
>>60904186Praise Kek.
I just recently got into stacking and I have a little bit of everything but I’m liking the maples the most. Is there anything worth getting over the other or is it all the same in the end?On another note, are any of you preppers? I have been thinking more of this as time goes on but never looked too deep into it. What are some of the essential things to start hoarding? Not so much for a doomsday type of scenario but if shit really does hit the fan with the USD collapsing, I imagine its probably not going to be pretty for a while
>>60904197I buy things that interest me, but at this point I would advise a new stacker to grab as much silver and gold (depending on your budget) as you can get your hands on with the money you have and not worry about the form. Time is running out.Prepping in general is off topic, but I think water, food, guns and ammo would be priorities.
>>60904197Newbs here,,the top is in,,,,,lmao,, prepping is good though the only thing that will save you is money,,,sell your rocks buy some good investments start a business,,,leave here or you will turn into a bitter loser who blames indians and Jews for your problems ,,,,you can do it, good luck fren
>>60904194>Waaaaah it's not fair waaaaah it should be illegal to bet against silver waaaaaah no one should be allowed to prove silver is a scam
Will gold reach 5 figures before 2030?
>>60904197>Is there anything worth getting over the other or is it all the same in the end?If you're stacking for wealth preservation, go for the MOST silver for the LEAST money in WHATEVER FORM you can get.If you can get "constitutional silver" (commonly called junk silver) at or below spot, that is in my opinion the 100% best value for the dollar, and they also have great liquidity. Every other choice is ultimately a compromise between value and liquidity Let's pretend you have $4100 to spend and premiums are high on US Eagles, medium on Maples and low on generic rounds, and spot for a 100oz bar. Your money would buy 70 Eagles, 80 Maples, 90 Generic rounds or one 100 oz bar. This is typical of prices when the premiums go up due to high retail demand (we are not there yet).US Eagles have tax and IRS reporting advantages, but only for Americans, and only for very large amounts over 1000oz. Sovereign mint legal tender coins like Maples and Philharmonics have tax (VAT) advantages, but primarily for Europeans (20% VAT)Generic rounds have low premiums and reasonablly liquidity, and are often boring looking.Bars have lowest premiums but lowest liquidity, you have to sell them at a coin dealer and they will give you the lowest money per oz. Let's say the spot price of silver doubles to $82.00/oz and assuming you only get spot price70 Eagles = $574080 Maples = $656090 generic = $7380100 bar = $8200If you expect the price to go up, buy for weight. Higher weight can be tougher to sell however so many people suggest that people who are starting out buy smaller silver AT FIRST because it's easier to sell/trade if you need emergency funds. Once you have a hundred or two oz or so of small stuff, GO FOR WEIGHT and buy the CHEAPEST of whatever.
>>60904220Only Jews feel that there should be different rules for them and they should be free to change the rules the goyim must obey at any time whenever it is advantageous for the Jews.Otherwise please explain to me why the Israeli sex offender arrestee was allowed to keep his passport and go back to Israel when all the other arrestees of that exact same law enforcement operation were given ankle monitors and strict bail conditions.
>>60904229>Will gold reach 5 figures before 2030?Will there be WW3 by 2030?You are asking a question that cannot be answered because we are living during an inflection point. If you want a guess, I would say that yes, better than a 90% probability that gold will be over $10,000USD by 2030.My reasoning is very simple: By 2030 the US government will have had a severe economic crisis that forced the government to monetize the debt, causing a run on the US dollar. The US government ALREADY has debt levels they cannot afford to service and in addition to the $37 trillion of on books liabilities, they have another estimated $150 trillion in UNFUNDED liabilities, including boomer entitlements and government/military pensions.There is no way to generate that revenue other than by printing it out of thin air. Literal Weimar.
>>60904340>>60904229>Will gold reach 5 figures before 2030?
>>60904208>I would advise a new stacker to grab as much silver and gold (depending on your budget) as you can get your hands on with the money you have and not worry about the form. Time is running out.>Prepping in general is off topic, but I think water, food, guns and ammo would be priorities.
>>60904366>grow up
>>60903053you should be swapping [almost] all your gold for silver you know that given your pic. > muh silver is too much storage then buy some crypto for actual discrete mobility. >>60903115gat damn i remember buying one of these for like $1700 a few years ago thinking i was spending alot>>60903129stop the crypto hate, some of crypto is cooli own more metals than you thanks to crypto >>60903348yes
>>60904215We're going to buy up all the silver and the price will go so high your relatives in India will not be able to afford to by even one ounce benchod.
>>60904371chutiya
>>60904194david bateman will be so rich they may kill him for this
>>60904388He needs to watch his back. He hasn't made any friends among the (((tribe))).
Would copper pennies be worth anything in the future?
>>60904377>i own more metals than you thanks to cryptoPics or it didn't happen.
>>60904435They're worth $0.04 melt now. So yes.
>>60904445My LCS has buckets full of pennies. I was wondering if it would be a good time to buy them. I’ve been searching for years looking at every cash transaction I make and have a ziplock full of them. Over the years I noticed the rate of getting copper pennies has significantly decreased. It used to be around 1 of every 3 transactions but now it’s closer to 1 in 6 with a large influx of 24 and 25 pennies.
>>60904478I was lucky enough to get some from my grandpa after he passed.
>>60904396So.. how does he redeem his 1.5% of the global current supply? World goes to shit, someone with a fence and a gun stands between him and possession. Likely not loyal to him, especially if they only need to wave a gun at him to have him relinquish control of it.. what’s to stop hostile asset possession like squatting? If he is a threat to the state; can his possessions simply be legally acquired by eminent domain, by exceptional need. OR if his thesis is literal, he’s an enemy of the state and his assets can simply be forfeited. He doesn’t have the ability to possess, protect or transport the assets he has current claim against over. So, his scenario plays out, as he plans it. He instantly lost the silver. Any other scenario plays out, he loses the silver. (Continuation of PM manipulation by old holders)Unless homie has his own Fort Knox and Blackwater capable of revolution for his personal gain, he doesn’t hold ANY silver.
>>60903063Based quake. Best quake.
>>60904488nice my grandparents had some junk silver but knowing my parents it probably ended up in a coinstar
>>60904508>tHeY'lL jUsT sHoOt hIm AnD tAkE iTThis is the dumbest FUDYou own no silverYou probably don't even own a gun
>>60904478Congrats you spent hundreds of hours to make $0 >>60904488Lmao The state of pmg grubbing for pennies,,,,,none of yall will ever make it unless you leave here forever and start thinking big
>none of yall will ever make it unless you leave here foreverWe know iqdelete never made it. He keeps proving it.
>>60904435>Would copper pennies be worth anything in the future?Here's the problem, these are old numbers when gold was around $2k and silver $25$1 million dollars:Gold = 21+ kilos = about 1100cc = 1.1 litersSilver = 40k oz = about 120000cc = 120 litersCopper = 250k pounds = double garage at least.Do you really want to accumulate and store (and guard) a few thousand pounds of copper?Hell, even silver starts taking up a lot of space once you have more than a couple thousand ounces. Copper is $4.50 per POUND. Nine POUNDS of copper is worth one oz of silver.Are you up for it?
>>60904526It's dumb because yall think it's rare and the government wants it and muh world is collapsing lmao but sure hes a drugged and announced to the world he has something valuable it will be some gang of illegals who will steal it whenever they want
>gang of illegals who will steal it whenever they wantIf it's worthless then why do people want to steal it?/pmg/ is the most armed general outside of /k/ obviously.
>>60904532Your net worth is obviously less than $20 you are bragging about inheriting a jar of pennies, nothing dumber or broker thsn a stacktard
>>60904542Don't worry no one will steal your 57 pennies
>less than $20Prove you own something worth more than $20
>>60904526No, they won’t shoot him. They just won’t let him in the facility that holds it. Nor control the asset as he sees fit. No one said he gets shot. Cheers for simply making shit up and not bothering to think about it though. Hella helpful. Not like the gov has ever seized gold or assets before..
>>60904549Guess you don't need to worry about that because you don't own any assets lol
>>60904549>Cheers>HellaFaggot language over here
They sure do get mad that i proved silver is a scam better get a new life plan kiddos or you will wage until you drop
>madNo if you're so rich you should be easily able to prove it.
>>60904508>So.. how does he redeem his 1.5% of the global current supply?He plans to sell it back to COMEX.>He doesn’t have the ability to possess, protect or transport the assets he has current claim against over.He has taken physical possession. I have no idea where he is storing it, likely a private vaulting service, but I'm guessing. For the same reasons you mention, his silver is safe from thieves. The simple logistics of moving it are enormous. Yes the government could simply take it if they wanted to, he would make a juicy target, but I don't think he bought his silver with the "mad max" scenario being the most likely outcome.He also has gold and platinum, and I'm guessing beans and bullets as well.He seems like a based guy.
>>60904548Prove you own your own time. Lmao you cant.
60903411>dis nigger busboy keeps stealing paying customers breakfasts. i wish to speak with the manager!send this mental patient back to bombay!!!
>>60904571>Prove you own your own timeWe all know you don't, otherwise you wouldn't be here at all. You're /pmg/'s bitch. I can leave whenever I want, you can't,,,,,,kektop as you say
>>60904567He will quietly sell it after he does ayhuasca again, lmao drug fuelled idiot who read one too many incel blogsHe doesn't even own much considering there 50 billion ounces floating around
>Palladium has recovered from 900 to 1100 in the past year>Premiums were so high that the best you could do was break even even in that priceShould I slurp? It's still a couple hundred cheaper than platinum, but I already have platinum. The metals markets seem to be extremely reactive, whereas I have a 10 year plan these things swing overnight, but due to premiums platinum and palladium always seem to be strange things nobody wants to touch.I'm looking right now and I could pick up an ounce for 1,230. That seems entirely reasonable, 10 years ago it seemed to be a 700-800 metal, and all metals since then have 2x'd or more. So the supply is a little flooded, but what happens when it's not?I almost want to sell off some silver that I bought for 20 to buy palladium, but that would probably be a little to retarded, right? I don't believe the palladum bears.
>>60904573I'm starting to think yall so poor you can't afford vegetables because breakfast triggers you
>>60904547Your seething is my caviar. You're the kind of person who speeds when you're low on fuel.
>>60904552I own assets that cannot be seized. I own assets that cannot have liquidity frozen. I own assets that are not possible for a sovereign to remove from my possession without killing me. Name a single asset you own that fits that description. It’s probable you can’t even think of an asset that fits the requirement. You can get fucked and have been fucked by bessant. Not possible for my bag. Stay happy. >>60904556I could suck dick, that still makes me more masculine than you. It also doesn’t make me wrong. You however, are scared of queers. And are also wrong in conclusion..That’s super telling. Tell me how he can be right, and access his silver? Don’t get me wrong, he can have all he can carry or possess. But that’s fuck all in value. The rest is held in institutions, that he thinks will fail.
>>60904586Why are you asking idiots who never made a good investment,,,,lmao you need them to tell you? They are depressed brokies
>>60904595>own assets that cannot be seizedAnd what are these assets?
>>60904594Pmg seething has fueled 700% gains for me in last 20 months
>>60904599The ones the government doesn't want,,,,,,garbage rocks,,,,,lmao you idiots huff your own farts to pretend you get free virgins
>>60904586Really I'm mostly just asking if palladium will dip again, because it has massively increased and I missed my chance to get in at 900 (plus a 150 premium of course)I'd be okay with it dipping to 800 again but will it realistically stay there, or is it gonna dip more, or is it gonna tie with platinum once the overcorrection ends? If it goes up to match platinum prices I've already made 100 profit right there, including premiums. If it's a "cheap platinum" I might be losing 400 or so - and losing the upside of platinum.
>>60904585>He doesn't even own much considering there 50 billion ounces floating aroundStop counting ounces yet to be mined, ounces in landfils, and ounces on asteroids.There's < 2 billion ounces of COMEX/LBMA good delivery bars available worldwide, and between 200-400 million oz retail product available.
>>60904611>huff your own fartsYes we know your favorite hobby already. Take it to >>>/b/
>>60904599Wait, so you want to act like a cunt. Offer no contribution to the conversation. Then demand I teach you something? How about, you show the basics of conversational courtesy and show you’re up to speed first and engaging first. Then you may demand something of me. You’re just acting like a tantrum throwing little spectrum gremlin
>>60904620>You’re just acting like a tantrum throwing little spectrum gremlinNo it's a simple question: what assets are unable to be seized by the government?
>you really think the government would do that? pay someone to post lies on the internet full time?
>>60904613And a billion ounces of ASEs and billions of jewelry and billions of rounds and billions of junk silver etc etc,,,,,lmao that you think broke losers found a good investment
>>60904631I'm trying to prove a point here to the dickhead PFC who's wife is fucking the neighbors while he's forced to shitpost on base.
>>60904631Yes there are lying shills here, Half the posters are coin merchants, Bob, minty, Jesse, todds garbage etc. You love lying shills
>>60904612Platinum>Above-ground stocks are set to decline 25% to a four-year low, thus reducing demand cover to four months>This continues for the forseeable future>The supply/demand balance, though, is still predicted to shift from consecutive market deficits to an eventual growing excess, leading to a 725 koz surplus in 2028Yeah, I'm thinking that I buy platinum while it's cheap, hope it moons, and then when they inevitably switch back to palladium somewhat because of platinum's high prices and unavailability I'll sell the plat for pal. I don't know if this whole "palladium surplus" will ever actually happen, it's supposed to start happening next year but when a metal becomes unprofitable they mine less of it, so palladium has actually been dropping in supply because of its low price.
>>60904624No I asked if you could think of an asset that fits the bill. You have not demonstrated you’ve read or considered a single thing. Why would I give you a freebie? It’s in energetics and transmission.
>>60904586>Should I slurp? It's still a couple hundred cheaper than platinum,Palladium is 99% industrial metal, and much of the uses are not price sensitive. It works very well in ICE catalytic converters, less well in hybrid vehicles. I don't think it will ever be a monetary metal. It's a white metal with density close to silver so without a handy XRF it's hard to verify what it is. Platinum has at least the very high density, higher than gold, making testing via density easy..We DO have some palladium and will buy more but not because we want to stack it. I want a palladium Maple for the collection. I also like palladium because of the cold fusion (LENR) aspect. Palladium will never be very liquid, but there is some possibility that it could become extremely expensive again. Personally, If I wanted something more expensive than silver, yet less expensive than gold, I would go platinum.
>>60904641None of you have anything the government wants yall so dumb you post pictures of it but the government doesn't want your jar of pennies
>>60904651Sorry that you're too retarded to answer a simple question.I got rich by buying silver. You won't buy any and will die poor.
>>60904655The govt doesn’t want your taxes? It doesn’t want you trading inside its mercantile mechanisms?? I think perhaps you are being hyperbolic and vitriolic. For little reason aside from trying to rattle some attention from aspies?
>>60904604Going from one dollar to seven dollars isn't much of a flex. How many rupees to you get paid per post?
>>60904612>Really I'm mostly just asking if palladium will dip again,I don't know if anything will majorly dip again, but platinum and palladium being primarily industrial WILL dip in recession/depressionary times, which we appear to be headed into.In the meantime, you would be best served by putting your money into something that goes up and then selling the silver when there is a palladium dip and buying some then.
>>60904660Nice B model. You are a man of taste and classic sophistication.
>>60904653Yeah, this is the plan. I'm gonna slowly mix in some platinum into the stack, and when the platinum / palladium ratio gets too extreme I'll sell off some platinum and scoop up some palladium.And the liquidity is easily the biggest problem.>>60904650That third > was supposed to be labelled "palladium", as in the palladium will have a surplus and not the platinum.I'm really hoping that's the case, because I'm gonna put off buying it and hope it goes lower during the surplus.>>60904686I mostly do silver, I just mix in some gold / platinum slowly - really somewhere around 75-80% silver is my goal, since at any time it seems that any PM can just randomly moon and you can play the ratios to get better outcomes.But surely if it's oversuppllied as much as they say it has to dip somewhat, except that low prices means more industry will buy it, so it might actually never go down.
>>60904693>tasteI don't know about that lol
>>60904660You are so rich you lurk here with passion. Therefore, what you consider wealth and rich, are relative and speculative. Which means objectively, you aren’t. Bruh, you still can’t think of ANY assets with those two hints? Unseizable, perpetually liquid assets based in the transmission of energetics? I might be retarded, but that reflects on you, not me. Not like you’ve blown me away here with your wisdom. All you’ve done is show you’re salty and poorer than you’d like. That you work for a living and that you aren’t very creative or talented in skill or intellect. If I’m dumb, you must be a puddle.
>>60904710>Unseizable, perpetually liquid assets based in the transmission of energetics?Well it sure as hell isn't crypto. Electronic assets are the easiest things for governments to seize.
>>60903598I honestly don't recall. I do remember it was a big deal with Yotsuba, but don't remember a fuss either way about Megumin.
>>60904710>perpetually liquid assets based in the transmission of energetics?>I might be retardedYes, all crypto investors will go to zero.
Look at this view bros.
>>60904717It sure isn’t crypto. That’s correct. Simply a matter of transferring custody. I do own some crypto, but that’s not really an asset is it, it’s a spending mechanism and a speculative store. But it’s worthless if shtf like were discussing. Literally the first thing to fall. Also, why would I take an asset that the people I potentially fear literally hold patents on. That they literally tell you they backdoor. That they literally tell you they will take for any reason they invent. It’s valueless if it’s pushed or exposed. Energetics. Not electricity. Transmission. Not custody or allocation.
>>60904727Cool story. You’re right. But less than you know. You don’t hate it enough.But it’s volatile, trading volatility creates yields. No point making loyalties. I just need crypto to move. The direction I don’t care, as long as I get the fuck out first.
>>60904478I can understand stacking pennies for relaxation or to create art, but for those who are stacking for profit here's how the numbers grind…A pre-1982 US penny is 95% Cu, 5% Zn, and weighs 3.11 grams comprising 2.9545g Cu and 0.1555g Zn.At the current price of $4.47/lb avdp for Cu, a penny has 2.91 cents' worth of Cu, and the zinc component adds less than 4 hundredths of a cent.Wow! A potential instant profit of 1.91 cents of profit from each penny!If your goal is to have a profit of $100 from the copper content in pennies, you would need 5231 pennies ($52.31) weighing 15.46 kg = 34.075 lbs avdp.Going to sell them on ebay? Ebay takes a 12% cut of the sale price as a fee. You now have $88 in profit.Unless it's for pickup, somebody is going to pay for shipping that 34.07 lbs. The customer will want to make up that cost - maybe by paying less for the metal, or you pay. That's another cut into profit.Going to melt it yourself? You kind of have to – no commercial company in the US will do it for you: it's illegal there, and businesses have better things to do than risk their money, business, and/or freedom for the sake of melting your little stack. >makeitfrommetal.com/is-it-illegal-to-melt-destroy-us-pennies-and-other-coins/Bars you create can return the most profit. But you need to buy or make the furnace, fuel, molds, handling equipment, have the time and space to work with the stuff and create a product pretty enough to be saleable.>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPQDkKA4MLETl;dr: You'll more likely end up with buckets of pennies sitting in the garage for the rest of your life, and your kids will curse you for leaving this mess.
>>60904745>52 dollars worth of pennies is 34 lbsThis makes me want to get 1,000 dollars worth of pennies and stick them in the barn, maybe 500 of pennies and 500 of nickels and stick them in the basement, wait 20 years, and see what they do.Except I wouldn't want to pay the copper penny premium, so I'd probably go with just nickels, which would give me 220 pounds of nickels for merely 1,000 dollars.>>60904478Fun toys, try to get them at a good price, put them in a bucket, and leave them somewhere for 50 years. Thousands of people are already doing this though, and nickel will give you copper + nickel + 0% premium if your bank offers a box of nickels.
>>60904774https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-t0IawQm_4If anyone is curious what 250,000 pennies looks likeThis could be you.
>>60904728Hey, Arizona Bro!!
>>60904808In town on vacation bro. Stayin' in Phoenix. Gonna see a DB game tonight.
>>60904698CZ was inspiration for Jeff Cooper's BrenX. Outstanding ergonomics, European craftsmanship, flawless reilability. It's a dated design, but it is truly a classic, just like the 1911, and makes an outstanding service pistol to this day.
>>60904717>Electronic assets are the easiest things for governments to seize.Not just governments. (rubber hose code breaking)
>>60904508The futility fud. Do nothing because "they" will stop you anyway. So just sit there and die like the rest of the cattle. I choose otherwise.
>>60904176>Crypto is NOT money. It's a debt obligation.LOL you dumbfuck. There is absolutely zero "debt" associated with Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, or any of the other non-yield-producing non-CBDC non-stablecoin cryptos. They are commodities, pure and simple.
>>60904828Illiterate. Disregarded.
>>60904813Have fun! Hope you get a good storm.
>>60904830>LOL you dumbfuck. There is absolutely zero "debt" associated with Bitcoin, Litecoin,It has zero intrinsic value until someone pays you for it, or gives you something in exchange.Ergo it's a debt obligation for which someone must give you a credit.A bank account is a debt obligation. The bank must PAY YOU your money when you ask for it.Let's not even get into counterparty risk.
>>60904745You used to be able to buy 35 pound bags of copper pennies for $100. Sorting pennies is also a fun little hobby if you decide to keep a box of $50 unsorted pennies around for some good old fashioned time killing. The math is a better described as needing $1.52 of pennies in order to have a pound of copper. And the big thing to consider are the news articles we saw from 2022 and 2023 where the futures price of things like Nickel and Tin spiked and did a 10x. These prices had to be walked back (and since that time we have seen articles about bags of rocks showing up in nickel warehouses). So I don't look at my copper pennies and see $4 per pound. I see $40 of locked-in commodity backed purchasing power. I compare my stack of copper pennies and then reminisce about the early-mid 1900s when services were priced in this commodity money. As someone who has been studying money and finance, I fully understand that it is the bond market specifically that is absorbing so much purchasing power. People chasing dollars and credit is not a foregone conclusion that people will always chase after dollars. When people understand that IOUs are not safe and they need to find money they will find it quickly depleted. They too will turn to things like copper and other forms of physical goods and capital.
>>60903303>I got rich by buying silver.This...>oy vey! The colonization of our sheckles is antisemitic!
>>60904846Lmao, don't want to hear the opinion of a rocktard who said bitcoin is le bad at $100. Now you are a still a broke loser just more bitter because you fucked up.
>>60904830>There is absolutely zero "debt" associated with Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, or any of the other non-yield-producing non-CBDC non-stablecoin cryptosIt's priced in fiat debt receipts.You are stupid
>>60904377were you thinking 1/2 or $700 1/4?
>>60904866Welcome aboard fren.
>>60904042 I have personal experience redeeming metal from Kinesis.money, so far they deliver as promised. Of course, so did the U.S. treasury until it didn't. I believe that honest money is sound money, and that sounds like a way to save and spend money instead of currencies. Bond simply means promise. As long as the promise of delivering is kept, the bonds are true, the moment delivering stops what will one be able to do? Disclaimer: >If you don't believe in God, then you can not believe in acts of God. When they happen, you will blame your brother for being criminal and identity as a victim. Yes, sometimes people fail to deliver, but was it ever really in their power to do so? The question is, did they lie? Do or do not, not to be or not to be is how it should read.
>>60904903
>>60903502>Honestly I can't help but feel that nearly all of the memecoins after the Yotsuba coin are kind of bland. It wasn't the "image" it was the movement. The sick and tired of being sick and tired of the bullshit that allowed it to succeed, but of course, the narratives, envy, greed, and pride found their way into the fray. I personally am very happy for our fren mintanon's success in his endeavors, I think that one time he came shilling in an SETF thread on pol and I set a boundary that appeared aggressive, but my intention was to stay focused on my father's business of grace in purpose of smashing idolatry of imagery. My advice for every entrepreneur is to make your business his business for his glory because I truly want you to succeed and be the evidence in this world of that grace.
>>60904909>I believe that honest money is sound money, and that sounds like a way to save and spend money instead of currencies.I agree. The most honest money is actual specie. Certificates and gold tokenized crypto are derivatives that are fine, as you say, right up until they aren't.I beileve that certificates, cheques, and gold based crypto are a necessary evil, but should never be completely trusted.It's one of the reasons I'm fond of Goldbacks. In spite of the high initial premium, it is still real gold changing hands. Silver coins are also wonderful but they do get bulky and heavy, particularly if you're wearing a suit.I would like to see a system with hybrid solutions including use of all forms of specie, along side gold tokenized crypto. A good mechanic has lots of different tools.We all know that the US Federal Reserve Notes are going to die. I would love to see the US go back to the Constitutional dollar with 371.25 grains of fine silver. Hard specie money is the only way to keep the government honest in my opinion.Universal use of certificates and tokenized gold allows the evil ones to secretly fractional reserve and inflate the money supply.
>>60904049>Averaging in is such a memeIt's a narrative to fail.
>>60903502Yeah - I'm not into "buy them all just because." many are just too silly/ugly/pointless.
Why do they not just make affordable gold fractionals? It's easier to work with than silver, the fractionals are what people always want to buy, I'd think if you were some coin maker you could just make fractionals affordable and basically own the market until everyone else caught up.
>>60904288I don't know why everyone talks about high weights being hard to sell. You know PM's are fu Bible right? That's one of the biggest selling points. Buy for weight and spend an extra 70 bucks getting your own molds and furnace and break it up into smaller rounds and bars. Stand it with . 999 au and call it good. I've never had a problem selling my own rounds and bars because I only use pure silver when I make them. No premium but getting spot isn't hard.
>>60904110> collapse tends to happen at exponential rates, and exponential curves are counterintuitive to the normal human mind. >>One of the examples is being chained to a nosebleed seat at a statium that is filling with water such that the volume doubled every minute and the stadium would be full and you would drown in 60 minutes. How long until the stadium was HALF full? Answer: 59 minutes. >How long to fill 32 stadiums?>65 minutes How long to flood the world with currency? (Current-of-the-sea)>...... I beg everyone here to reconcile yourself with the Truth before it's too late.
Realistically can gold still keep climbing now that normies all heard about it? Wondering if i should load up on some calls on miners to pad out the port. >>60903025Dont have one for Sept but EOY I could see $4000 desu.
>>60904962Because broke losers dont buy much gold,,,,lmao can yall not figure anything out?
>>60904845We just missed the haboob last week, I think we're goid though. Thanks for the "go fuck yourself" wishes!
>>60904948>I would like to see a system with hybrid solutions including use of all forms of specie, along side gold tokenized crypto. A good mechanic has lots of different tools. >Hope you're watching then, because it's happening now fren.
>>60904972Lmao, physical baggies won't like your question
>>60904049Buy what you can then play the gsr. Silver is still above 80 silver for 1 gold. When you can net a gold oz while keeping some of that silver, say around 60/1 then swap your silver for gold and pocket a free 20 oz of silver. Then just play back and forth if you're prices out. As long as you already have a stack of at least 100 oz you're not to late. That's enough to build your stack with no further financial commitment but it's going to be slow.
>>60904971Broke loser who can't spell his larp name has a dumb opinion,,,,,shocking
>>60904197Maples look pretty and have low premiums compared to other coins.If I could go back in time and trade every ugly buffalo head I bought for maples I would, I might not say that if silver hits 200 / oz and I get a good payoff but I'll be saying it every day up until then.
>60904888>Lmao, don't want to hear the opinion of a rocktard who said bitcoin is le bad at $100. Now you are a still a broke loser just more bitter because you fucked up.Kek
>>60905003Dumb, one sunk on its first day at sea and the other went up a million percent over 10 years......cope and seethe slowbus boy
>>60904974Here's your 1 (you) consider it a kindness. When you have hundreds of acres, dozens of vehicles and machines at your disposal, multitudes of women fawning for your seed and namesake, then you may be taken seriously. Until then, remember, this is all you have, your delusion in a cyberspace created by your masters to enslave you.
>>60904962>Why do they not just make affordable gold fractionals?Aside from the metal cost, it really costs a fortune to do make the coins, and small coins take the same work, or even more in some cases as the larger 1oz coins.The practical problem is that gold is extremely valuable per volume. Picrel two gold coins, one smaller than a nickel, the other smaller than a dime at todays prices cost over $1800CAD. Imagine trying to keep track of 1400 nickels and $550 dimes.We bought the 1/4 oz last week for $1340CAD.
>>60903053should be swapping gold for silver at these ratios>>60904388He definitely has over a billion dollars now, his silver investment is probably up around 33% since he bought late last year.>>60904745pennies were our last vestige of good money>>60903064nice smith
>>60904962>Why do they not just make affordable gold fractionals?What exactly do you mean by "affordable"? It's a subjective qualifier.
>>60905072>last vestigeNickels
Most persecuted general on /biz/
>>60905072>He definitelyLmao he might have 0 you don't know shit that's why you fall for every scam
>>60905079By yourselves
>>60905079we will persevere and triumph
>>60904962here you go, a starter kit for your business idea
>>60903009I get it now anons. Not much but glad to find out its about $1400 in spot. Something I did for the fuck of it and now with all the news going on im glad I did. Sold pretty much everything I have but have this and some other assets left.
>>60905210Nice assortment you've got
>>60903551I bet they will revalue gold to like 100k but will only accept constitutional gold. Any other gold only accepted at 5k-10k to prevent widespread crime. Silver won’t go that high because then there will be even more crime cuz it’s more abundant. Also all the junkies will leave the cities and go pan for gold so you don’t even need the military in the cities to get them out. This will offer well overdue relief to the copper industry that junkies have been stealing forever.
>>60905164>we will persevere and triumphMuch like silver.
>>60905221thanks! it doesnt look like it in the picture but thats about 23 ounces of silver + 186 mercury dimes.
>>60904197I do a bit of prepping though I am no expert by any means. You obviously want food, fuel (propane/lighters,) some way to purify water, disinfectant (soap, alcohol, etc,) guns/ammo. Beyond that, you can do some more research. I'd recommend looking into personal accounts from Bosnia in the 90s. That's probably the closest analogue we have to what things would look like in the US
Question 1:Need to liquidate some metal for big projects. I have a hoard of 2 and 5 RMs, many are in shiny AU condition. I bought these years ago for rock bottom prices. They seem to be worth a decent amount now. Do I liquidate a large chunk these, or bullion? I'm leaning towards selling off the RMs to keep as much bullion as I can since it's on the rise.Question 2: if I liquidate bullion, sell the gold, or silver, or a bit of both?I'm loaded up on metal, I use it as my savings, so no worries about stack depletion.
>>60905269>but will only accept constitutional gold. What the fuck even is that?Gold is good regardless of the image impressed upon it.https://youtube.com/shorts/eBSjwwPlQ6sIt all weighs the same fren.
big storm ripping through, huge winds
>>60905357Lmao, low iq racist can't figure out how to sell his racist shitcoins
>>60904591does anyone have a collection of all his food + base metal coins? I'd love to see it all in one place
10 years of pmg and no one has made a profit
>>60905375Yeah, wait a second, piling it all next to my mailbox.
>>60905357Sell RMs if you must sell at all. Sovereigns have the best value and will sell for the best prices and have higher liquidity.>>60905374Most of us have access to a reputable LCS. When we say sell we mean go to a LCS, not that I expect third world subhumans to understand our language and its nuances.
actually kind of insane how much less gold the dividends will buy despite their consistent increase. when et was 6k it was essentially enough for 3 ounces. q4 will be barely 2 oz at current prices
>>60905375No one can afford that much wealth,,,,just go to a museum if you need to goon
>>6090528090% US is easy to calculate. Every $ 1.40 is approximately 1 (troy) oz. So $18.60 is 13.285 oz.
>>60905387>Most of us have access to a reputable LCS.Then why ask dumb questions unless you are afraid to go outside . Lmao any you live in shitholes where you claim the world will collapse in 2 weeks
>60905380>10 years of pmg and no one has made a profitKek
Why is gold and silver rising in price so much?
>>60905400Stackturds can't do that 4th grade math
>>60905410It's not. It's lost 99% against bitfoin REal Money
>>60905410Gold front-runs economic policy. Rate cuts are projected to have a 90% probability of happening this FOMC. The market is expecting inflation, and a weakening dollar so gold reacts to that. Silver can also react to a weakening dollar though it's largely just catching up and at an accelerated pace. It's breaking out of a 45 year long cup and handle pattern with another decade long cup and handle inside the larger handle. Extremely bullish.
>>60904660>CZNice
>>60905072>should be swapping gold for silver at these ratiosI was seriously considering it at 100:1, but my plan is to go the other way when it gets to 40:1.
>>60905424Yep, yall are always broke losers but in 2 weeks you will be winners,,,,,,ten years yall said that
>>60905406Yes saar good point saar hihihihihihi
>>60904948Do you just stack your goldbacks? I have like 5 and I'm contemplating getting more but I'm worried because I don't really see them on the resale market very often
>>60905271I've always had a thing for breadloaf 100oz bars.
>>60905440Lmao you losers said 60:1 then it went to 100:1
>>60905280>186 mercury dimes
>>60905357>if I liquidate bullion, sell the gold, or silver, or a bit of both?Gold is ATH right now. Silver is movin on up.
>>60905408I've been stacking for much longer than 10 years and I've never made a profit. I've never sold even a gram.
>>60905483Finally an honest person, silver is down 70% since 1980
>>60903009>some anons in this thread have fake silver
>60905486Those times had completely different mechanics to raise the price
>>60905410>Why is gold and silver rising in price so much?The metals aren't rising. The dollar is falling. Gold doesn't do anything, it just is.
>>60905450>Do you just stack your goldbacks?No. Goldbacks are for spending gold, not stacking. I think they are beautiful as have the people I've shown them to, and I would love for Alberta to commission a run for our province.I just have a few specimens as a collector.
>>60905493Low iq, gold was lower for 45 years despite massive inflation
>>60905454
>>60905505Goldbacks are for morons,300% premium, lmao no one us spending them
>>60905486We've dealt with that specious argument already in this post >>60904138A brief intraday high caused by a shortsqueeze isn't the true value of the commodity at that time. Just like the nickel price of $100k/ton during the recent shortsqueeze isn't a fair representation of the nickel market price.>The price of nickel at the exchange increased by more than 100 percent, reaching over US$100,000 per tonne before LME trading was suspended.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LME_Nickel
Added to the stackI found a place in N. Virginia that has decent prices AND no tax on bullion. Way closer than the place in Dover I have been driving to.
>>60905532Congrats on your losses
>>60905513>Goldbacks are for morons,300% premiumGoldbacks are approx 100% premium, but the premium value becomes part of the permanent exchange value for the Goldback, so the customer only loses the premium if he melts down the Goldback to recover the physical gold.https://youtu.be/LMCO9cdrVyk
>60905544>45 posts by this IDWhat a fag
>>60905547>Just pay 100% premium per day to avoid 3% annual inflation Kektop! No thanks shill
>>60905558Yeah hes>>60905530 a silver scammer 49 posts
>>60905532I admit that the new style Maples are quite attractive. But I like the older style esthetics as well. I did much prefer the queen however. The newer DNA Maples do fetch a premium on resale however.I'm glad I bought most (all?) of my Maples before they switched to the King.
>>60905558>60905544That's a post's ID. This is the poster's ID, used forfiltering:DmcNXGzJ
>>60905567>47 posts by this IDDoesn't care about silver at all.
>>60904976Not my intent at all. When you live here you learn to welcome the summer storms. It's the only rain we get. Plus they are super cool.
So why do kennedys get shitted on anyway, I know MUH 40% or whatever, but they're such big pretty coins.I'm thinking the next purchase I make is just gonna be 200 of them, they're such big iconic imposing coins that they're pretty much more recognizable than mercury dimes even. They may be really junky junk, but they are basically at or below spot and the actual coin is so iconic that if silver ever mooned everyone would just say>Oh a silver kennedyAnd not worry that it wasn't as pure as a little dime because it's so big.
>>60905269Not sure what it even means to "revalue" gold. Does that mean they will exchange $100,000 for an ounce of gold? If not, then it means nothing.
>>60905588You are poor, lmao broke pmgcels love pennies and 40% garbage you will learn
>>60905597They revalue gold to $20 and you sell 50 ounces for $1000
>>60905588>So why do kennedys get shitted on anyway, I know MUH 40% or whatever,Because have to be kept separate from the 90%. You don't want them to get accidentally mixed in. Pain in the ass premium.Aside from that they are worth their melt value and I would not turn them down and buy everything I could if I could get them below spot.Kennedy's assassination was a coup by the CIA. America has never been the same since.
>>609055881964 Kennedys are 90%. Some in picrel
>online precious metal shops are selling @ spot because they're selling the topat last I truly see
>>60905623did they say how many total were in that box?I just want a fat stack, I don't even care about the purity, I want something where I don't need to weigh down the safe because I just have so much metal in it in coins.
>>60905597>Not sure what it even means to "revalue" gold.It means the US Treasury can to an accounting trick by arbitrarily assigning a value to the (supposed) gold holdings in Fort Knox, and then depositing that amount of newly created fiat into the Treasury General Account (TGA).Very similar to the gambit that was proposed years ago about creating one giant platinum coin with a face value of one trillion dollars. It's just a mechanism for doing a one time massive money print.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trillion-dollar_coinIt wouldn't change the spot price of gold, but would devalue the US dollar somewhat.
>>60905624My LCS said their refiner is even giving them less good spread on their big buys/sells. I don’t know what to think other than maybe a lot of people are selling into the pump and mines are looking for silver now when it may not have been profitable before
>>60905623>1964 Kennedys are 90%. Some in picrelTHAT'S the problem. Almost identical coins, one with 90% silver, one with 40% silver, you have to look closely to tell them apart, so you have to keep them carefully segregated.It's called the pain in the ass premium.I would still take all I could get if I could get them below spot.
>>60905624To be fair, if I could buy my silver below spot every day I'd have no problem selling it at spot, and that's what they do with junk most of the time.And online businesses don't just run off personal sales they make, when a coin store gets a big load of silver dropped off they sell it off quick to other stores and partition it up, because if they buy 10k in silver and that silver drops they lose all that money, so they keep a minimum effective amount in most stores.>>60905640Retail is selling, and they're doing it below spot. When retail hears that silver is going for 40 they'll sell their ASE's for 40 and thank the man, because they bought when it was 30.When you need to pay the rent that keeps going up you need that money today, and that's what most retail is doing right now.
>>60905597>Not sure what it even means to "revalue" gold.Neither is anyone who words it like that. What gets revalued is the money. The gold is what it is. The fiat changes.Similar peeve: "It's five times smaller," really meaning, "It's one-fifth as large."Pedantic, I know. It's my problem.
Who exactly is this marketed towards?
>>60905569Crazy wear on that pocket piece. I used to do that until a Maple slipped out of my pocket... now I don't.At least someone got a cool coin.
>>60905483Now, be honest and play the rest of the tape out. Have you experienced a loss doing so?
>>60905660>>Not sure what it even means to "revalue" goldIt means the government they hate bails them out of their shit investment ...lmao lick them boots goy
>>60905669I would buy that gladly. Eventually you want cool stuff when your tired of just packing on weight
>>60905697Buy Todds Garbage
>>60905723Post more Burger KingTHAT YOU TOOK OUT OF THE GARBAGE
>>60905669
>>60905738Lmao, stacktards can't afford McDonald's
>>60905452>I've always had a thing for breadloaf 100oz bars.Chunki bois are güt But little bois are güt too
>60905803So post some McDonald's that you bought. But you won't, because you can't afford that either.
>60905509KekIt's the meme incarnate
>>60905487And A.I. is generating fake fomo content on jewtube from real money men's clips, same same right?
>>60905629>but would devalue the US dollar somewhatAnd for the government, (buisness for profit) this is a win, win, win scenario.
>>60905915This is why a "piece of shit" deserves a blessing, because without which, there's no fertilizer for my orchard.
>>60904972>Realistically can gold still keep climbing now that normies all heard about it? Wondering if i should load up on some calls on miners to pad out the port.the thing is the main thing that is pushing and will continue to push gold higher and higher is not retail but the fact that the world government are divesting their reserves out of the dollar and mostly into gold, which in my opinion will only continue and if anything accelerate as the US hegemony decline and the world get closer to ww3, which will only push gold higher and higher
>>60905967>but the fact that the world government are divesting their reserves out of the dollar and mostly into gold Oh, this "world government" you mention, who is that exactly?
>>60905978sorry English is my 4th language, i meant the different world nations and their respective governments
>>60905978The Bank for International Settlements
>>60905984So, essentially, you are referring to the central banks of allegedly sovereign nations, when you say "world governments" yes?
>>60905996yes
So just juden untermensch
>>60904594peak fuel efficiency is like 55 mph though so that analogy was kinda reee lol
>>60905628Don't know
>>60905934Hell yeah
>>60905629Why bother? The dollar isn't tied in any way to gold or any other asset. The Treasury can just print (or borrow into existence from the Fed) as much unbacked money as it wants. The only way a government valuation of gold in dollars matters is if dollars are actually redeemable in gold at a fixed rate.
>>60906140They can easily tie the currency to gold and make it redeemable. That's probably what is going to happen because otherwise people won't have any reason to hold it. They'll just sell the paper to buy the gold on their own. Captcha: VAX 4X
>>60906140>The Treasury can just print (or borrow into existence from the Fed) as much unbacked money as it wants.Borrow from WHOM? Nobody wants to voluntarily buy long term US Paper? The other issue is it would at MORE INTEREST EXPENSE to the national debt, so it would increase the debt spiral. The Treasury isn't allowed to just order the Federal Reserve to print up some money for them, BUT, with this one simple trick, the US Treasury can create arbitrary trillions. (for each 4k increment in gold, add one trillion, ie 20k gold equals 5 trillion) If they revalue the gold supposedly in Fort Knox (they are probably buying it back right now) to 28k USD, they can add SEVEN trillion to the Treasury General Account, pay off a good chunk of that $37 trillion national debt, Get the debt to GDP ratio below 80% and if they cut spending, could actually pull their fat out of the fire.This is the hypothetical case. As the DOGE failure revealed, the geriatric zionist fluffing Senators running the US government are too stupid (or are so old they don't care) to even bother to cut obviously wastful, harmful spending.I don't think Trump has many miracles left up his ass, and saving the US dollar is not one of them.
>>60906168>They can easily tie the currency to gold and make it redeemable.The reason why they would rather amputate their cock than go to hard money (which is what you describe) is because you CANNOT RUN PERMANENT DEFICITS with hard money.For generations, politicians around the world have been winning elections by bribing voters with money to be paid back by children and grandchildren.Hard money greatly curtails this. Government would have to shrink down to the pre 1913 size, or by 80+ percent.
>>60906140>The only way a government valuation of gold in dollars matters is if dollars are actually redeemable in gold at a fixed rate.You misunderstand the trick. It's not about revaluing gold in the real world, it's about revaluing the gold ON THE US TREASURY BOOKS.Right now the 8500 tons of gold is on the books with an "official" value of around $42. It's just an accounting trick used as an excuse to create fiat out of thin air which the US government normally is not allowed to do.
>>60906168>They can easily tie the currency to gold and make it redeemableThe other issue with this is they would have to set the price of gold high enough so their stockpile would stretch far enough to cover EVERY Federal Reserve Note floating around the world.. If we use the M2, (which might not suffice) there is over 21 trillion US dollars in the world, so the gold supply of 8500 tons @ 4k per trillion would have to become valued at $84,000 per oz.In gold terms the US dollar would drop in value overnight by 96 percent.There are no easy solutions to a debt trap.
>>60906098>peak fuel efficiency is like 55 mph though so that analogy was kinda reee lolA Jeet was busted in BC going 136km/h in a 100 zone because he was low on fuel. If he was not stupid, he would have driven 80/km. If he was intelligent he would not go on the highway with low fuel.
>>60906168>Currency tied to gold, you can redeem>All the countries around the world stockpiling gold are now entitled to american money at X insanely high priceWhat would this actually do for america?
>>60905978>Oh, this "world government" you mention, who is that exactly?In fairness, central banks from many countries including Russia and China stopped being net buyers of Treasuries back in 2014. The US Goverment and the Fed papered over this change by "incentivising" (forcing using regulations and the tax code) banks, pension funds and hedge funds to start buying US Treasuries to pick up the slack.More than 60% of US debt is now held by US entities.
when new bread muh silberneggers???>delete the streetshitting jeets!
>>60906246>What would this actually do for america?America wouldn't buy any gold at that price. The real market price wouldn't change.The gold supposedly in Fort Knox is on the books at about $42. Bring your $43 dollars and ask the US government to sell you an ounce of gold. Come back and tell me what they said.
>>60906266>when new bread muh silberneggers???Please baker, do the needful!
i need moar jeet sneed in muh lifeplease baker:>more poo in loo, for me & (you)!also pms
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>>60906246They don't do these things without consulting with the rest of the world. I imagine you would see similar moves from other countries as trade balances would likely revert back to Net-Zero.
>>60906228>There are no easy solutions to a debt trap.I remember in the 80's a dark joke that went like this: You know what the cure for cancer is? Death.The truth is that the cure for cancer is to remove the parasites that cause it. Similarly, that is also the solution to debt traps. Remove the parasites that cause them.
