>>60937255
Nice - thanks for baking, too

So, when is my Apu supposed to ship? Still waiting, still no tracking number. When did mintAnon last post?

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There once was a man from the land of the sun,
Who bragged about riches he'd never won.
He polished fake gold with obsessive delight,
And posted on forums from morning to night.

With usernames bold and his stories so grand,
He'd speak of investments and jewels in hand.
But truth told a tale he tried to dismiss—
His fortune was nothing but digital bliss.

He scoffs at the ones with their safes full of shine,
“Old fools,” he declares, “all stuck in decline.”
“They hoard their dumb bars, so heavy and cold—
While I trade in whispers more clever than gold.”

He rants on the threads, his tone sharp and loud,
Insulting the stackers, hanging with their crowd.
“They cling to their silver like it gives them worth,
But I know the markets, the trends, and the Earth.”

Yet deep in the night, he scrolls with a sigh,
As pictures of bullion keep catching his eye.
He mocks what he wants, yet can't quite attain—
A king in his mind, but broke all the same.

He chased empty glory, illusion his friend,
But pride without substance will break in the end.
The likes and the boasts couldn’t quiet the pain—
He drowned in the silence of effort in vain.

While stackers slept soundly with silver in hand,
He drifted alone like a ghost in the sand.
No coin to his name, no peace in his soul,
Just digital dreams and a heart with a hole.

One cold, final night, he faded from view—
The weight of false wealth had finally come due.
A sorrowful tale, a truth sharp and black:
If he’d saved in metal, he might still be back.

>>60937278
email him retard, lol

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>>60937255
Thank you baker.

>>60937245
>This way even though it went up all us goyim will remember is that sickening red candle falling, falling, falling.
Yes, they are good at demoralizing. It may very well happen as you describe. The only wildcard is the retail investor. So far, all we have are boomers net selling at retail. Once the NPCs stampede into silver, katie bar the door.

Silver hit the ATH in Canadian dollars on Friday.

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>>60937293

When will silver and gold be traded on the weekends and 24/7? How will these barbaric relics be able to keep up with crypto when they can’t be traded all the time?

Do any of you ever get good finds from those antique malls where lots of different vendors just leave their shit in their bays and you check it out at the front (or get the front to get the keys to the glass cabinet)?
I'd imagine they barely change their pricing since they have to come in and physically write new tags for their coins. You can probably get some decent silver well below spot that way. I mean I guess there's always a chance you get fakes, but if you know what to look for its probably okay.
I occasionally see mercury dimes or various constitutional silver coins but I ignore them because it'd be a pain to get someone with the key. Also I don't know shit about constitutional silver.

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Frenly reminder, silver is considered a Giffen good. As the price rises, demand for it increases.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giffen_good

When the tide turns, Premiums will spike and $45.00 will look cheap.

>>60937311
>When will silver and gold be traded on the weekends and 24/7
When it becomes tokenized and mainstream. The trading floors won't voluntarily give up their power any sooner than the Fed would give up its power to create digital Federal Reserve Notes.

>>60937312
>You can probably get some decent silver well below spot that way
Yes, but you are EARNING the discount through your time, effort and expertise.

If you have the time, interest and inclination to do it, you have earned every penny that you save. Similarly the stores selling the underprice silver are making a profit over their acquisition cost, but do not have the time or skillset to properly grade their inventory and price up to spot.

You are arbitraging your time and skill for good profit, and deserve every penny you make.

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>>60937310
People don't realize that circumstances can and often do change very quickly. Just look at how retarded the world became after January 2020.

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The tongue of the just is as choice silver. The heart of the wicked is little worth.

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>>60937255
I love coin necklaces.

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>>60937313
people will panic, and thats a good thing

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>>60937383
lol, good times

>>60937383
They will, but they'll rush out to buy toilet paper, not silver.

>>60937400
Part of the reason I took the time to research PMs and investing is so I could load up on resources for (potential) hard times. Temporary ones, but being human temporary can still mean a significant chunk of one's life.

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>>60937371
Even though they do a way better job of doing it now days I still have an irrational hatred of people who turn real coins into necklaces.
Whichever one on my ancestors did this should burn in hell.

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Paid $12.84 off eBay (so I’ll get 3.3% cash back) and it’s worth $27. I love cheapies

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New Silver came in the Mail, I won these on Ebay last week for around spot and now they're already worth more than what I paid for them.

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>>60937407
I was going by the reaction of the population during the Covid crisis.
But oh yeah... PMs.

>>60936526
>This is to be expected of exponential functions
I don't know why this doesn't terrify everyone,
>Look at income of a household in 1970
>8,730
>Put this in stock market gains calculator
>This is a million dollars now
And don't tell me we just got that much more efficient and make that much more value, working one singular year in the past just shoved into the stock market makes you a millionaire if you invested 1 year's income.
I simply have zero faith in the modern system and said rates of "growth."

>>60937544
And so basically, going by the official numbers, everyone should be millionaires now. The money printer just prints money and prints and prints.
>Why does this not happen?
Nobody answers this, it's all about "risk" and other stupid shit.
Basically, the crashes are needed because the money printer prints value to infinity and makes everyone a millionaire within 1 year of work and 50 years of play. Not just a recession, but the entire stock market has to crash or we all become gorillionaires, and when we pass 50,000 dollars down to our kids by the time they're 30 they're millionaires too.

I just don't believe said system can ever be stable, I will literally only ever buy into the stock market directly after a crash, otherwise I'm buying silver.

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I kinda want to get some of these just for the novelty, but aren't these hugely overpriced?
>½ : $3.66 — Contains 1/2000 T Oz. of 24k gold
either im retarded and my math is off or that's basically double the spot price.

also does someone know what it's like getting them to europe? i know theres various sellers, is there a specific one that ships internationally? will customs fuck me in the ass?

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>>60935372
negative, fren. The coin/token in question is too thick to be a medieval pfennig. Thick enough for no hammering mark being left on the obverse, picrel. It's getting on my nerves i can't figure out what it is kek.
For ref, it was part of a lot of pretty rare frog colonial coins i recently won during an auction. All others coins were from the 1600-1700s so i'm scanning there first.

>>60937572
Yeah, they're made with a 100% premium, they say this.
Now, you can resale them with 100% premium, but if you're stacking they're not a good purchase - they're a currency and novelty, not a stacker. They say as much on their website, they're made to be spent and traded at the "official goldback value" they have on their website, you're not trading for ounces of gold.

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>>60937581
at this point i'm thinking about a mereau token coming from an obscur bishopry. Maybe a newly established one in the new world or Guyana/Martinique/Guadeloupe..

>>60937592
so basically those guys have found a way to sell gold to schizos at 2x the value lmao

good for them

>>60937608
Eh, I bought a couple years ago and have made literally 100% of my money back because of gold's recent increase, not counting the premiums.
It's an attempt to make a currency out of gold, and it's not really a bad one. It does actually stand up to wear and tear if it's in a long wallet. The average normalnigger who sees one actually does recognize that it has value, there are odds out there that someone complied years ago on how often people accept trade offers of goldbacks - and the numbers aren't terrible (men are twice as likely to accept a trade)

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>>60937452
based slurpie enjoyer. Same thing here today : 12.50€ for those 3, the gulden alone is worth exactly 12.50 at spot, so that's a 2RM + 1F for free. Feelgudfren

That was the only cheapie i managed to secure today, ppl are chasing after silver pretty hard lately, getting hard to find good deals..

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>>60937371
Excellent sir

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>>60937521
Nice:)

>>60937628
i was just looking at 2 1/2 guldens

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>>60937255
My brother-in-law dropped a heavy pc part on his foot a few weeks ago.
I saw it coming in this crystal ball, which would also hurt if dropped on your foot.
Luckily I saw it coming so my foot is fine.

Like, has anyone ever watched some real time strategy game, like beyond all reason?
That's the economy. Unlimited exponential growth, and we're somehow not surrounded by millionaires but by a bunch of people working 9-5 jobs. Every young person now aged 20-30 puts money in the stock market, and according to experts they should ackshually be able to retire by 50 following standard growth formulas.
Only OOPS, you can't actually have a society full of millionaires and if it worked like that it would have already happened.

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>>60937652
They're nice. I have a bunch somewhere that aren't part of my collection more of a family heirloom.

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>>60937652
They are OK coins, i own few dozens of those Juliana ones. Never wanted to acquire any, but they often are parts of foreign junk lots. They wont fetch any premium because minted in large quantities (for the NL mind you), but they are recognizable, the purity is acceptable (.720) and contain 10.8g of pure, so good enough value in each of those.

What i like the most about them is they have little to no wear because they were minted right before the demonetization of currencies, so ppl hoarded them rather than getting them in circulation. So if you pay by the coin you are pretty much guaranteed to get your 15g, not like walking libs where you lose 5-10% of content from heavy wear.

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>>60937669
mfw the financial assumptions they taught us turned out to be bullshit

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>>60937669
>Only OOPS, you can't actually have a society full of millionaires
You can, it's just your millions are just worth a loaf of bread once you reach this point kek.
And that's exactly the path we are in. I guarantee you the standard growth formulas will hold for the stock market. A $52T large bubble isn't allowed to pop. It's just they will have to print a shitload of dollars to continue to keep the investors happy.
It was relatively easy to keep it afloat back when only a miniscule fraction of ppl were playing with stock exchanges, but now the most downloaded apps on phone are online brokers, as you said : can't have an entire country made of speculative leeches.

Everybody is grasping for air, trying to find a lifeboat to save themselves from the tempest of currency devaluation. And thank God their short sightness and greed pushed them toward the stock casino. It allowed us some time to stack what we could in the meantime.

littleton coin is running a promo right now. ASE for $34. code is 34z400. enter that code after hitting "respond to an ad"

>>60937699
>You can, it's just your millions are worth a loaf of bread
This is what I feel has happened to the housing market. Housing was affordable when it took X acceptable hours of manpower and special ability to make Y house.
It takes more and more and more, and everyone tries to get out of the trades and into a comfy desk job, or they bum it up in a service industry job because the trades aren't worth an extra 10 bucks an hour.
OOPS, the "value of homes" actually hasn't risen at all - the plaster they used to have, hand-hewn timbers, crafstmanship, ect. aren't needed anymore and now we just need someone who can pound in a nail, along with some specialized craftsmen, but you can't find them for under some high price, and basically the value of the dollar has decreased, the price of homes hasn't increased.
You cannot buy what you used to be able to with the dollar, it's not that homes are suddenly 1/2 million dollar mansions, but that the synthesis of what made a home affordable is no longer available in society - those service / office / desk jobs did not actually create value relative to what our society needs, so cost of living will increase, the dollar inflates (because actual value in said society goes down), a restructuring of society in general must take place.

>>60937311
>>60937319
Let's see them try. After the great depression, people didn't trust the banks for the rest of their lives. The size of the debt bubble is going to cause very very serious economic losses and literally no one is going to be trusting Wallstreet and some broke ass federal government. There's not going to be any way to keep forking over more and more resources.
You are right that Wallstreet would LOVE to "tokenize" SLV but all of the research exists proving that they don't have the actual metal they pretend they do. I think you need to stop thinking strictly in the digital age where value can just be represented on a screen. I think people will want the real thing. It's not going to even be possible to admit the government and banks are both simultaneously broke only to have them turn around and try to get you to buy in to the next credit-scheme. It could take a whole generation of economic malaise before we get things moving again.

>>60937323
Yeah, I think that's a good way to look at it.
Also if I find myself in an antique mall, its half to look for something specific, and half to just enjoy myself. So if I do end up with a few coins from it, that's just swell.

https://youtu.be/qqk4qTaILJo

Surely we have until christmas, right?
What is everyone's ACTUAL prediction for when the monetary collapse happens, or at least the priced-out point? Because it seems like everyone talks about how the breakout is already happening and is just gonna continue, but how should this happen? It would be a black swan event for sure where we couldn't trust past precedent (literally none of the conditions are like anything in the past), so, predictions?
100 dollar silver point?
And further beyond (fiat valueless) point?
It couldn't possibly be this year, could it? And going beyond that, next year should just be the mega-boom year if it's actually breaking out so that would be another entire year to buy afterwards, but the way people are talking it could happen tonight.

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>>60937795
>Let's see them try. After the great depression, people didn't trust the banks for the rest of their lives.
You are 100% correct, and also correct that it will happen again.

>You are right that Wallstreet would LOVE to "tokenize" SLV but all of the research exists proving that they don't have the actual metal they pretend they do.
I did not mean to suggest that it would or even should be done by wallstreet. The bitcoin network was was built by self funded individuals and organically, evolved and improved incrementally over time. I would suggest that a founder could do the same with tokenized gold.

Kinesis already has a foothold on that market, redeemable in 1 gram increments, but I'm thinking something much more decentralized and robust that would be outside any national governments, or any one companies ability to control, tax, regulate or ban, much like the current BTC network.

The original question was regarding a 24 hour silver/gold trading platform and I postulated a hypothesis based on extrapolating from the existing BTC network, which trades 24/7/365, although "exchanges" where you may have an account have downtime for maintenance, sometimes at inopportune times.

I personally think all Central Banks and their bankers should go extinct, and that the only money should be hard money, 100% reserve requirements, real specie used for most transactions, and no income tax, much like the USA pre-1913.

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Step one: stack shiny rocks
Step two: make it

>>60937830
previous thread had sound prediction:

>Estimates are the LBMA has at most, 7 months worth of silver free float (available for delivery) at CURRENT demand levels.

>Should investment demand increase, that would drop to 4 months supply. When the supply approaches zero, the price approaches $100+.

>When the vault supply is near zero, there's no ability for the paper markets to short silver, therefore the market turns to a pure OTC physical market with true price discovery.

>The physical market is in a position where he who buys first gets his silver. Don't expect a short squeeze on the paper market. Expect a supply squeeze on the actual physical market when Tesla and other companies get in bidding wars for the few remaining 1000 oz LBMA/COMEX good delivery bars.

>Needless to say, if you own shares in miners, and especially junior miners, you may get a 10-20 bagger as the rising silver price makes them insanely profitable.

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>The average "stacker" has about 10 ounces
>This is the average person who goes and reads online about buying silver
They... normalniggers are fucking retarded, aren't they? There's no other explanation. Turns out the cream of the crop post on 4chud, and if you buy a single kilo bar / coin you're already above-average among even people who buy silver.
I seriously hope nobody here has a stack less than 100 ounces if you're more than 1/2 a year into this, that's suicide-tier stacking and you might as well just hope your boyfriend takes care of you when fiat falls.

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>>60937815
I haven't been to the LCS this last week, but I may swing by next week just to check out the action. Two weeks ago it was all boomers in the store SELLING.

I'll believe it when I see people lined up to buy.

>>60937861
I'm at 400 oz after just under 2 years and I'm not even really trying that hard. I just throw extra cash at it that's leftover after my 401K and investments.

>>60937871
Yeah, when I started I was working a McJob and just had like 1/2 a year of my savings, learned about silver, and immediately bought 160 ounces silver, one ounce platinum.
And it's kind of crazy to think that the average person is never ever doing anything like that and they would think it's insane.

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>>60937795
>>60937849
>After the great depression, people didn't trust the banks for the rest of their lives.
>You are 100% correct, and also correct that it will happen again.
How do we deal with going forward? Tattoo a reminder on people? I'm not joking.

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>>60937830
>It couldn't possibly be this year, could it?
Yes, it could. Right now we have:
-A huge market bubble, exceeding the dot com and 1929 bubbles.
-A huge real estate bubble, bigger than 2008 that is popping RIGHT NOW
-A worldwide bond market crisis.
-All time highs in several currencies for both gold and silver.
-US Treasuries have been eclipsed by gold as a reserve asset.
-US Dollars are being eschewed by increasing numbers of countries as the world reserve currency.

When the conditions are perfect for an avalanche, you don't know exactly which event will trigger it, nor exactly when it will happen, you can only take steps to prepare in advance.

Major market crashes often happen in the months from September-November. We could end up in a decade long bear market.

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>>60937861
Please don't brag about the size of your stacks online. It just creates future liability for you down the road.

Keep calm and carry on stacking, knowing you are building a solid foundation for yourselves and your loved ones.

>>60937861
>96 none on a sub dedicated to stacking
>don't even bother to count after 1200oz as if it was already rothschild tier
Damn this pic is sad.

>>60937879
I got two sons, how much for those two blondes. Time to return to peasant and arrange marriages

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>>60937879
>How do we deal with going forward?
You will find that circumstances create a whole generation of redpilled survivors who never trust the goverment or banks. Problem is in three generations of good times, they will have forgotten all the lessons.

I'm early GenX. I spoke with some boomers and some Silent Gen types who told me about the Pre-Silent Gen (the Greatest Gen) who were some of the ones who had their money stolen by the Banking system.

Those were the guys who NEVER, EVER trusted the banks again with their money.

Germans were so traumatized by the Weimar hyperinflation that until THIS YEAR, they weren't allowed to run major deficits. The latest crop of idiots are planning to go a TRILLION Euros in debt to rebuild their military in order to "fight Russia".

>>60937863
>Two weeks ago it was all boomers in the store SELLING.
This lines up with my experience as well, when I was at the LCS the other day the dealer automatically assumed I was there to sell because most of the other people going to the shop over the past couple weeks had been selling.
He sold me junk Silver for below spot due to how much he had in stock.

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>>60937906
I know you're being funny, those girls would be in their 90s if they are still alive. The human suffering in the coming crash will FAR EXCEED the terrible suffering experienced in the 1930s.

>>60937903
It's extremely bullish though, it means richfags can buy in and not worry about making the plebs rich also. If the 1% of the population was schizo stackers, and of said 1% the majority of them held McJobs and still spent their money instead of stacking - the rich don't have to worry really, same thing that happened with BTC. So what if some random guy who got interested in the thing 10 years ago is now a billionaire, 99% of people were never interested and of the 1% that were only 20% of them ever really committed, and of those 20% that committed most (80%) got caught up in real-life bullshit and inevitably wasted their potential anyway, so the ones with a real good stack - following the 80 / 20 rule and then selecting for those in a good economic position who could consistently buy - 20% of 1% and then cut it in a quarter - this would be .05 percent of the population who could actually stand to gain a decent amount. Even without that final 1/4 cut for economic position / money management you're only talking .2% of the population.

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>>60937916
>He sold me junk Silver for below spot due to how much he had in stock.

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Just some odds and ends, including a Johnson Matthey classic bar, less than 25,000 made of that particular one.
https://allengelhard.com/ag-10oz/

>>60937861
This is why the true sweet spot is probably roughly around 300 ounces for committed stackers. I personally think there’s no real reason to go above 400 ounces and at that point you are better suited to stack gold. I don’t think there’s going to be much of a difference post reset between 400 ounces and 1,500 ounces. It’d be like the difference between someone with 120 million dollars and 70 million dollars. People with 2,000 ounces of silver are breaking their back for no good reason. That’s $80,000 which is basically nothing tier in terms of fiat but a fucking truckload in silver terms compared to every American. If whatever schizo fantasy we think will play out with silver in a monetary role where we 100x our incomes then someone with 85 ounces of silver is going to have to be fucking thrilled with that amount, otherwise having stacked 750 ounces of silver won’t mean shit.

>>60937890
Sadly We've all had tragic boating accidents.
Stacks have been lost.

>>60938010
I couldn't handle the years of under performance and sold all my silver for poop coin :(

>>60937863
>>60937916
Yup. You can look any LCS vid lately and all you see is an endless stream of boomies coming to cash in (what i hope for them to be only part of their stack, because that's rarely big bags).

I don't want to be too conspiratorial, but it really all align perfectly for the richfags wanting to slurp all PMs. I fear many boomies will live to regret their missing stack. They believe it's a good price because it still didn't down on them we are at the dusk of our current system. They only lived through good times, to them it's the only existing metric.
Plus all the absurd inheritance laws getting voted (here it's 60% of the net value fyi, just unreal..) are forcing the boomies to cash in early their assets to give away their money before they die. I'm sure it's having a non-negligible impact.

>>60938006
There's a difference between "thrilled" and "weekly vacations to europe" levels of money, though - and it's all about timing and exploitation of advantages.
Realistically yeah, the higher amounts are more or less insurance - we don't REALLY know how fast unobtanium-level is coming, whether we'll have a year at 100, or a year at 1,000, or whether it will all happen fast and hard.

Realistically if you have 500 instead of 300 that's an extra 200 cushion for if you mistime spending it - or some play money for if you want to have fun spending it without trying to hit peak - or some safety money for if somehow you break a leg and need to pay hospital bills before it peaks - or some insurance money because some relative you care about just had all of their lifetime investments liquidated and they're gonna die in the cold.
There are many situations out there that could happen, and basically more is infinitely better - the real distinction of "why are you doing this" might be at around 10,000.

>>60937922
Yes it's definitely playing to our advantage. I'm pretty certain banks are keeping a close eye on how much PMs retail own for this very reason. And they have all the tools to do it, here LCS aren't really a thing, so the VAST majority of ppl buying gold pass through their bank as intermediary to do so (like it's 85% of all investment gold getting purchased by individuals).
I'd be really curious to see their numbers : how many stackers in each country, what size/composition the average stack is, etc..

>>60938021
“Thrilled” in the sense where the masses are FUCKED and that 85 ounces gives you and your family a runway for 3-5 years to be comfy. Or enabling you to buy a good business free and clear or home free and clear with a years worth of savings left over.

That’s the only way silver holders “make it” where you are able to be extra comfy while the rest are fucked. It’s not like silver goes to $3,000 and your 100 gives you $300,000 in today’s world where everything outside of you remains relatively the same and your 300k gives you a few years of breathing room.

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>>60938006

>>60938040
If you have 500 ounces of silver and think you need 1,500 ounces of silver to be comfy. Who are you exactly getting a leg up on going from 500 to 1,500 ounces?

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>>60938044
>Who are you exactly getting a leg up on going from 500 to 1,500 ounces?
My former self. Fuck him.

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>>60938006
>Yeah bro, having less money is better than more money.
Fucking retard.

>>60938044
>Who are you getting a leg up on?
Why is this even a question? Do you have to be fighting someone for 1500 to be 3x the amount of 500?
Do you have to always be fighting someone to stack? I don't get it, if you thought the world was gonna be flipped upside down why wouldn't you back up the truck and pile up as many advantages as you can? If you ever stop stacking you're not serious. There's no real reason not to stash another 500 ounces somewhere.

I'll stop stacking when it's time to cash in (unobtanium or 1,000 an ounce (in order to stack more when it dips)), but I'm not stopping a second before then.
>>60938053
this tbqhwy, why would you not just stack until everything falls apart?

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testign cloudflare

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Can we talk about junior miners or is everyone here physical only?

>>60938056
>>60938064

You people are retarded. Virtually NOBODY owns 300 ounces of silver. NO ONE. If silver does in fact play out as the schizo investment of the century where 1 ounce of silver keeps you comfy for a month, then it won’t fucking matter if you have 300 ounces or 1,000 ounces.

YES of course 1,000 ounces is better than 300 ounces and if silver was the only PM in existence then stack till you have 5,000 ounces. But if you dumbfucks don’t think there’s a real possibility that silver doesn’t go along with gold for the ride then you are playing with fire.

There’s probably poorfags with 300 ounces of silver and 0 gold trying to get to 800 ounces in the next year. And they could have got 4 ounces of gold in the next year instead. But the poorfag doesn’t realize that he’s already rich post reset with 300 ounces of silver IF it plays out that way. But there’s a world where gold gets revalued huge and silver goes to $65 or something pathetic like that.

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Anyone ever see candles like this?

>>60938064
>Why is this even a question? Do you have to be fighting someone for 1500 to be 3x the amount of 500?
>Do you have to always be fighting someone to stack?

If your average American owned 50 ounces of silver and 5%-10% of Americans owned 300-500 ounces of silver. Then getting to 1,500 ounces from 500 ounces makes sense before the reset.

But nobody fucking owns 300-500 ounces of silver. So the wealth transfer that we all hope will happen that will be immense will be as big as we think it will be because nobody fucking owns it. The fucking chud with 300 ounces of silver is already well stacked.

Someone being pissed post reset only having 300 ounces when they could have had 800 ounces will be similar to someone winning a 100 million powerball this month and then 4 months from now being pissed off that someone wins it at 800 million

>>60938126
Nobody is saying to not have gold as well. Gold going to $50k or something and leaving silver behind at $65 is even more schizo than $1000 silver. Just get a higher ratio of gold if you think it's that bullish. Personally I see a much higher payout for silver, so that's what I would focus on, but sure get some gold as well that way you're covered no matter what. Either way, there's no reason to stop stacking once you hit a certain stack size, what sense does that make? You want dollars instead?

>>60938135
barcoding

>>60938148
>$100,000,000 / 300 oz = $333,333 / oz
That's the most insane price prediction I've ever seen for silver, and I browse /pmg/ daily.

>800/300*100,000,000=266,666,666
So, it would be like a $266,666,666 powerball, not 800 million. I'm beginning to suspect you're iqdelete with those math skills.

>>60937861
>The average "stacker" has about 10 ounces
This is crazy to me because my first ever silver purchase was twenty 1 ounce silver rounds because they were selling them at spot. I mean even at the time that was still a fifth or so of a single 1 ounce gold coin.
My next planned purchase is 100 ounces, probably ten 10 ounce bars, or maybe just a fat 100 ouncer. I don't really see the point in stacking it super slowly when I can stack double digits at a time, either in tubes or bars. I'm after equivalent dollar value here, and if its a choice between 1 gold eagle or silver, then the silver needs to add up.

>>60938167
>Gold going to $50k or something and leaving silver behind at $65 is even more schizo than $1000 silver.

Sorry, I’m not just convinced of this at all. Certainly not $1,000. $80-$400 sure I can see that. And if silver does go to $1,000/oz with gold at $50,000/oz and you were guaranteed these would be the numbers in 2 years time, well…. You wouldn’t even be losing much at all if you stacked just gold exclusively for the next 2 years and bought 0 ounces of silver. I mean that’s only a 50-1 ratio, which really isn’t even that far from what it is right now.

You’d have to be pretty near damn certain that the ratio would go to 10 to 1 to justify going more than 50/50 silver to gold in your stacking. And even then at 10 to 1 you certainly are not going to get a 10 to 1 conversion for your silver to gold. If gold goes to 10k per ounce and silver goes to 1k ounce, you’ll probably at best get a 25 to 1 ratio on your silver for gold. What the fuck you think the dealers are going to do? Give you 2$ below spot at $1,000 oz silver? HAHA LMFAO. You’ll probably get $700 for that silver ounce because the dealers fucking know that that spread of 10 to 1 will only last a couple weeks at most.

Thousands of chuds lining up at the coin shop for that 10 to 1 silver to gold exchange and you think the dealers are gonna give you 1 ounce of gold for 10 ounces of silver? Lol

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>>60937890
Fixed it for you.

>>60938126
>BRO the super duper mega upset why the fuck would you even want a silver?
I still stack silver 99% because of its massive industrial use, I'm not nearly as bullish as on gold because it simply is not constantly used in every single advanced piece of technology available. They're fundamentally different things and as we move into the future silver's prominence will naturally show itself. No black swan? Silver still does a 10x. Black swan? Why stack gold?
>>60938190
It's pretty schizo, like completely schizo almost, to demand a 1-10 ratio when the current ratio is 1-86 and 5 years ago was only 1-70, like even in the current ratio you're losing 20% upside if you're stacking gold right now. It's basic numbers, you are literally getting less for getting gold right now and that only pays off if a gold black swan occurs and silver somehow goes even more down, more than it ever has before.
>>60938148
Why would I not be pissed at missing 500 million at that upside, then? It just doesn't make sense, and if you stick with more sensible numbers that could be the difference between 1 million and 2 million, gigantic difference.

>>60938121
That's spectacular. Well done!

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>>60938121
Your coins are nice. I have a coin necklace of a lot of your gold coins. We do you buy your gold coins. I buy mine from Europe ebay so they are tax free. Since in Canada 90 percent gold is taxed

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>>60938126
I hope your right, I want to shit on the normies. Also does anyone remember the old pmg Maul poster. I hope he gets his revenge.

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>>60938010
>>60938014
If anyone here has friends or relatives that were eager to get vaxxed, try not to tell them about your stack. They've proven that they are establishment NPCs who will buy the narrative that our economic troubles are caused by evil hoarders, and will likely turn you in.

If they were vaxxed and now hate the government and the media, they might be trustworthy.

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>>60938208
>>60938213
Ugh, my pics keep rotating for some reason.

>>60938195
>It's pretty schizo, like completely schizo almost, to demand a 1-10 ratio when the current ratio is 1-86 and 5 years ago was only 1-70, like even in the current ratio you're losing 20% upside if you're stacking gold right now. It's basic numbers, you are literally getting less for getting gold right now and that only pays off if a gold black swan occurs and silver somehow goes even more down, more than it ever has before

Are you stupid? That’s my point. If you are gonna stack 90/10 silver to gold then you have to be pretty sure that silver is gonna go to a 10 to 1 ratio with gold in the future. What the fuck are you missing here?

Who cares about that 20%-40% upside having silver compared to gold. You aren’t sure it will narrow again, and even if it does, I’m saying that you aren’t even losing that much stacking gold exclusively.

A crystal ball says in 2 years gold will be $50,000 and silver will be $1,000. A 50 to 1 ratio from the current 86 to 1 ratio. And there is a law saying only you can buy gold and no silver for the next 2 years. You aren’t going to be that pissed at all.

You need that 10 to 1 silver to gold ratio to be pissed about only being able to buy gold and not silver. And like i said, even then you’re still only getting $700 per ounce of silver at best with a $1,000 price of silver. So it will only end up being 30 to 1 anyway.

Thats a lot of effort going HUGE into silver and low into gold, given that gold could be revalued and silver could drag way behind.

All I’m saying is 300-400 is probably optimal. Anymore than that at the expense of gold and you are playing when you don’t have to play.

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>>60938122
>Can we talk about junior miners or is everyone here physical only?
Jr Miners is where the BIG money will be made. I don't have the skill or the energy to do the necessary legwork to reduce the risk from the bad ones, so we've chosen to take a reduced upside in exchange for zero downside risk by going with some of the bigger miners.

Here is a twitter account following some of the Juniors and tracking their performance:
https://x.com/Silver__Santa

>>60938225
>Gold could be revalued and silver could be way behind
Silver could be revalued and gold could be way behind. The current ratio is far above even modern ratios of what gold and silver trade for, and so far silver is increasing nearly as fast as gold. There is absolutely no scenario where gold moons to impossibly high levels and silver's left behind. They're both PM's and recognized as such, and if gold gets revalued silver does too - it's already getting revalued.
You're making up fantasy scenarios and justifications for refusing to buy more silver. You don't need a 10-1 ratio, you are losing 20% upside currently compared to even 5 years ago. That upside matters, there's no guarantee any asset moons within the next few years to unimaginable levels.
>If you're gonna stack 90/10 silver gold you have to be sure it goes to a 1/10 ratio
That doesn't make any sense at all and none of what you say in your post backs it up. You're a retard if you're buying gold right now.

>>60938195
>Why would I not be pissed at missing 500 million at that upside, then? It just doesn't make sense, and if you stick with more sensible numbers that could be the difference between 1 million and 2 million, gigantic difference.

Cuz you don’t know if that upside will play out for silver.

If you have 250 ounces of silver today and 4 ounces of gold. And gold is guaranteed to be at $50,000/oz in 2028, but you don’t know where silver will go. Silver could go anywhere between $200 and $2000.

And you have $100,000 to dump into gold and silver in the next 2 years. Or let’s say you have 100k to dump into either right now, what will be your buying strategy for gold and silver? How much is that 100k do you allocate to gold and how much to silver?

>>60938190
>You’d have to be pretty near damn certain that the ratio would go to 10 to 1 to justify going more than 50/50 silver to gold in your stacking.
No, your reasoning is completely wrong. If you're trying to decide whether to buy 50/50 silver/gold or not, the only thing that matters is the current GSR and what direction you think it will move in. If you are 100% positive that silver is undervalued in terms of gold, then you should be all in on silver. If you're 100% positive that gold is undervalued in terms of silver, you should be all in on gold. If you believe the current GSR is right on the money and will never change going forward, you should be 50/50.

It sounds like you think silver is undervalued, but you're only 90% confident and want to hedge your bets. If you're 90% sure, then you should buy 90% silver 10% gold.

>>60938126
>>60938148
SHUT THE FUCK UP WITH YOUR RETARDED TROLLING

>>60938236
There’s tons of videos and chatter about gold being revalued right now. If there’s no reset or “mooning.” Then this was all for nothing. I’m not saying dont buy silver retard. I’m saying the chud fearing that 250 ounces of silver isn’t enough is a retard cuz nobody fucking owns 250 ounces of silver. And that gold being a “tier 1 asset” should be of more concern to get at that point than doubling is already huge stack of 250 ounces (compared to normies) to 500 ounces. And then gold gets revalued and silver ends up maybe not going along with gold for the ride. And then he’s fucking suicidal

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>>60938126
>But there’s a world where gold gets revalued huge and silver goes to $65 or something pathetic like that.
You won't see a world where the price ratio of silver to gold is 1000:1. Even 120:1 causes flow from gold to silver. Silver is produced at a 7:1 ratio to gold, and unlike gold, most silver production is actually consumed.

When they talk about "revaluing" gold, they are talking about a legal accounting fiction allowing the Treasury to arbitrarily declare the value of the US government gold holdings. Each $4000/oz price increment is worth $1 trillion based on the supposed 8500 tons the US claims to have.

Revaluing gold on the books to $24,000/oz would allow the Treasury to create $6 trillion free and clear that they could used to reduce their debt to GDP from the current 120% to maybe 80%, which if combined with some ruthless Yield Curve Control and some severe budget (entitlement) cutting, MIGHT allow the US government to dig herself out of the debt trap she is currently in.

The $6 trillion in new money would be inflationary, and would effectively devalue the existing debt as a bonus.

Will it happen? No politician who is involved in this scheme would ever get re-elected by the boomers.

Given that the only future of the US Federal Reserve Note is to monetize the debt, suppress real Treasury interest rates with YCC, and inflate away boomer entitlements, both gold and silver will be going up relative to Federal Reserve Notes until the dollar dies.

Given that silver is an essential element for many industries, some of which are price insensitive, the price of silver will likely always be bound to gold in some ratio, usually between 15:1 and 85:1.

>>60938254
holy shit how many IPs are you posting from? Just KYS already.

Real incel hours

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>>60938135
>Anyone ever see candles like this?
Looks like someone was slurping up every short sale as fast as they could.

>>60938246
>Cuz you don't know if that upside will play out for silver
If the world gets remade around precious metals it gets remade around gold and silver. There's not a world where it doesn't, silver already beats gold in percentage growth in 1 month, 3 month, YTD, and 1 year charts, and it's slingshotting faster - growing much faster in the 1 and 3 month than gold is. There is no world where gold moons and silver doesn't, it just doesn't happen, they don't say
>Hey this gold is good because it was historically used as money and a store of wealth
>Silver, bah, just a rock!
Your fictional scenario doesn't exist and the current numbers are already adjusting and shooting silver upwards.
I dump it all into silver, save maybe one singular ounce of gold.
>>60938254
>If there's no mooning this was all for nothing
Silver is an industrial metal that's being expended by 10% more every year while mine yields consistently decrease. Literally everything could stay the same and silver would rapidly become extremely valuable.
>250 ounces is an already huge stack
Not even a monster box, not even a 1,000 ounce bar.
>>60938260
I guess xe has to revive a dead thread somehow.

>>60938247
>the only thing that matters is the current GSR and what direction you think it will move in.

False. This is what mattered from 1980 to maybe 2017 to increase your stack playing the ratio. This is now the end game (seemingly). I’m talking to chuds who think they are late to the game and they are scrambling to get metal. Gold or silver. The people here and on Reddit with 210 ounces of silver and 1 ounce of gold worried that shits about to go ham. They aren’t buying to pass it down to their grandchildren. They are buying cuz we are seemingly at the end game and they don’t want to be fucked. That guy with 210 ounces of silver hoping to get you 500 ounces should instead be concentrating on getting 4 ounces of gold now.

>Gold has crabbed for roughly 3 months
>Even with the news about gold the 1 and 3 month charts are the same
>Silver is beating it in weeklies every week
>Bro, buy gold!

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>>60938148
>If your average American owned 50 ounces of silver and 5%-10%
50 x 350 million = 17,500,000,000

There is not enough above ground 999 silver available for the average American to have 50 oz. 17 billion oz represents over 20 years current mine production.

There is if you include every gram in every piece of jewelry and every gram in landfills on earth. In terms of what is actually commercially available, maybe no more than 3-4 billion oz, including all retail bars, coins, rounds, etc. at max.

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>>60938257
Did you post a few weeks ago about the recycling of silver and the 7:1 ratio ending your long post with "interesting, isn't it?

I meant to screenshot it

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>>60938193
Thanks. Those typos were funny.

>>60938275
I’m just making a point faggot. The only reason silver could get to the point where an ounce pays for your rent for a month is because so few people own it. Sorry I’m not autistic about the math. If our greatest dreams play out with owning silver it’ll only be because nobody fucking owns it. Because they are all in dollar denominated financial assets. So then there’s a huge huge wealth transfer which backs up my point that if you have 200-400 ounces of silver you’ll be fine as fuck.

>>60938285
>>>>>>>>>
Rich ppo can buy 1,000 ounce bars through the mail for .01% of their portfolio, there's no reason to get complacent.
Boomers can see the writing on the wall an hour before it all falls apart, go to the LCS, and buy out the store for 5% of their 401k. 200 ounces isn't "you'll be fine" level at all, at a 1,000 times that's only 200,000. It's only acceptable at a 5,000 times.

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>>60938190
>You’d have to be pretty near damn certain that the ratio would go to 10 to 1 to justify going more than 50/50 silver to gold in your stacking.
No. If I buy silver at 85:1 and sell at 40:1, my dollar will get me more gold by buying silver first. Most places have around a 5% buy and 5% sell spread, so even after taking the 10% cut (both ways) I'm still a little better ahead than I would have been just buying gold in the first place. 40:1 is not an unreasonable ratio, we've hit it several times in the 21st century, and in 2011 went down to 30:1, and we hit 20:1 three times in the 20th century.

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>>60938213
>I want to shit on the normies.
You are a true German at heart.

>>60938290
You think the LCS’s are going to be open before they revalue gold? They are going to know. They are going to be tipped off well ahead of time and they are going to be closed the fuck down. You think these boomer dealers are gonna be open for business if gold revalues at 100k per ounce? Lol.

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>>60938285
>which backs up my point that if you have 200-400 ounces of silver you’ll be fine as fuck.
You wont. Silver wont magically makes you into a billionaire. Nor will gold. It will just allow you to continue to have your current lifestyle, which will be huge when everybody around you will go down the lebanese way : 3 hours of electricity/water per day, bland couscous everyday, bikecucking all around the city because can't afford gas, etc..

You'll feel like a king being able to take a shower thrice a week, having electricity to continue to play LoL at 1am while enjoying your deliveroo 5 Guys' burger.

And most important : the hoeflation bubble will pop, just like it does everywhere the economic situation becomes desperate enough and simps don't have the cash to sustain hundreds of thousands of e-whores.

>>60938300
They stay open during big swings because they get an automatic 5% upside on any transaction, they are literally constantly buying and selling silver even right now because even though it's 40-something and has gone up massively and swings up and down with spot they make that back automatically.
>You think they'll be open?
Yes, because it's better than trying to time the peak. They'll cash in on the way up, and every customer gives them a 5% growth they can use to buy more. They were all open during the hunt brothers, and they even had guys doing truck runs to neighboring towns during the hunt brothers to buy and sell because there was so much demand.

So yes, past history says yes and basic economics says yes.

>>60938227
Could do well but i'm not interested in throwing money at a crap shoot.

>>60938307
Bro, if the whole system changes and gold is revalued the dealers won’t need to stay in business anymore.

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>>60938121
Holee sheiiiitttt!
Damn anon, nice pic!

>>60938310
they stayed in business during the hunt brothers to catch the upside
>If the whole system changes
Doesn't happen overnight. Not even a market run does and that's literally moving paper and numbers on a computer.

>>60938313
Nobody thought the world was ending in 1980. Nobody thought the dollar was fucked in 1980. Nobody thought the BRICS might take over in 1980. If you were a coin dealer today and you have like 50 ounces of gold in your inventory, not to mention your personal stash. And gold revalues to 75k/oz. You aren’t going to work the next day to scalp a 5% not withstanding having to worry about getting shot in the face by some gang member in or outside your store

I have been thinking about these:
>GRSLF
>MMRGF
>GMVMF
>KOOYF
>AAGAF
Purely as supplemental high-risk high-reward play.

>>60938227
That account is you or? Why you speaking in plural?

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>>60938247
>If you are 100% positive that silver is undervalued in terms of gold, then you should be all in on silver.
Correct. Comparatively few people have silver, and almost no central banks hold it. Silver is considered today primarily an industrial metal, which is EXACTLY what the powers that be wanted.

Gold is already too pricy for the average American to afford. Most Americans don't have an extra $400.00 for an unexpected expense. What is the average debt level for Americans?
>The average debt an American owes is $105,056 across mortgage loans, home equity lines of credit, auto loans, credit card debt, student loan debt, and other debts like personal loans.

Freeing up $4k for ONE measly oz of gold? Silver becomes the go-to precious metal than the normie can afford. As outlined above, if the average American buys just 5 oz, that's enough to clean out nearly all the free float bars at the COMEX and LBMA. What happens to the price of silver then?

Why is silver so cheap? Because the US Government and the bullion banks have worked to make silver an unattractive investment. Spending years stuck in doldrums, huge downside volatility. I remember maybe over 10 years ago someone on reddit pointed out that in aftermarket trading, when the volume was very low, after London closed, but before NY opened, someone dumped FIVE MILLION paper oz in one shot. The price crashed, triggering stop losses. The sale was likely a spoof, and the price ended up higher than before the spoof, but the momentary drop caused everyone with a stop loss to sell at a loss.
>In a securities law context, “spoofing” is the practice of flooding a market with orders to buy or sell that are canceled before they go through

JP Morgan was fined $920 million (almost $1 billion) for such underhanded practices. They still made a slim profit for that year despite the massive fine.

Do I think silver is undervalued? As a monetary metal, yes.

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>>60938327
>That account is you or? Why you speaking in plural?
Because my better half and myself are a team. She's the brains, I'm the muscle.

>>60938327
>That account is you
No, I'm not Silver__Santa. Jr Miners are above my skill/risk appetite level. I just noticed that he's one of the twitter accounts that seems to focus on Jr's without appearing to be a paid shill for any of them.

>>60938341
I don't like that account. Your better half seems okay with it?

>>60938329
I just think chuds are in for a big surprise if/when the silver to gold ratio corrects hard. Let’s say gold revalues to $50,000 and silver goes super high to say $4,000. Basically a 10 to 1 ratio. You think your LCS will be open? And if it is, you think you are gonna prance right in and get 1 ounce of gold for your 10 ounces of silver? AT BEST there will be limits and you’ll only get probably a 30 to 1 ratio deal at best. There will be hundreds of people in each city trying to offload their silver for the probably small amount of gold that an LCS has on hand at any given time. It’s like you think the dealers exist for you personally as your servant. They’ll be happy to exchange their now super precious revalued gold for silver that could swing back down to 50 to 1 by the end of the week

>>60938313
>they stayed in business during the hunt brothers to catch the upside
There wasn't too much upside, they stopped allowing silver purchases, exactly like Robin Hood did with Gamestop shares. They stopped purchases through the app, only allowing sales.

They also increased margin requirements which put the big squeeze on the Hunt brothers. silver price dropped like a stone. The $50 price was just an intraday high before they capped the purchases.
https://www.macrotrends.net/1470/historical-silver-prices-100-year-chart

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>>60938301
LCSs I been to generally don't "hold" their stock in a constant upward moving valuation cycle.
They buy 1000 ounces in the morning and by noon it's already being shipped out to their wholesale buyers.
Or walking retail buyers snatch it up

>>60938348
>I don't like that account. Your better half seems okay with it?
We don't do Juniors. We do companies like Agnico Eagle and Franco Nevada. I will admit that Juniors are where the big money will be. If you choose right the wins could be life changing.

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I did a 4% slurp, right before they increased the price to $459.99. Will post pics whenever the fedex wagie arrives.

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>>60938350
>You think your LCS will be open?
I hope so, and I WILL take a 30:1 deal because it means I received over TWICE as much gold in the end for each dollar spent, than if I had just bought gold originally.

The LCS Jew makes money, I make money, and I converted some (definitely not all) of my bulky silver to compact gold. I can imagine shoving a few gold Maples up my ass, I can't imagine shoving a few hundred oz of silver. Maybe if my girlfriend was Natalie Mars it would be different.

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>>60937312
I've gotten 5oz this way in the last month for about 2-10 bucks under spot depending on the seller. Last time I was there one of the sellers had only labeled one of his ~10 brit 1oz rounds and the people there refused to sell all of them to me because somehow the others could've been differently priced (bullshit, they were all 2015s in exact same condition). If they can't get someone on the phone (like in my case) it can be pretty frustrating but its still worth it.
pic unrel

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>>60937371
I have a bar necklace

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>>60938301
>the hoeflation bubble will pop
Return to tradition.

>>60938360
Sure, I would take 30 to 1 at a 10 to 1 ratio as well. And you think the dude who has 1,000 ounces of silver waiting for that juicy narrowing of the GSD is gonna walk out with 30 ounces of gold even at a 30 to 1 ratio? No fucking way in hell.

I’d have to imagine that the cherry on top of being a metals dealer is knowing you can fuck off to Turks and Caicos for a couple years as soon as there’s a revaluation. Your fucking retirement is in your store. Why the fuck would you stick around to trade your gold for more silver? Especially when you have plenty of fucking silver as well since you are a coin store owner

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>>60938308
>Could do well but i'm not interested in throwing money at a crap shoot.
With enough work one can reduce the risk, but I don't have the skills. You can't really trust any talking heads because the most corrupt companies will happily pay influencers 10s of thousands to pump their bags.

We're at the age where we DO have savings, but cannot afford to lose them because we're too old to start over from scratch. We'll take lower returns in exchange for minimal risk. Even in a monetary collapse, producing miners can pay their shareholders in certificates redeemable in gold or silver.

How cool is that?

>>60937861
I bought 200 oz over the last week. I dont know how much I have because I keep it in various different places and forget about them, i still have some buried in my backyard when I schizod out during the covid panic. I also have a bunch of jewelry and silverware scrap.

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>>60938372
>Why the fuck would you stick around to trade your gold for more silver?
Because he's getting silver for a dirt cheap price relative to gold. He can then sell the silver for full retail, and buy even MORE gold. He's doing the same arbitrage, but in reverse.

Yes, he's scalping me by taking an extra generous percentage, skimming the cream off my profit, but we both come out ahead.

You can't usually outjew the Jew, but you can sometimes still make some profit, even if the Jew takes a fat percentage.

>>60938006
Nah that's a cope. Mike Maloney speculates that 500 oz will be able to buy a house post reset / revaluation.
1 house vs 3 houses is a huge difference in wealth.
People buy silver because of the high gold silver ratio, with the goal of eventually flipping the silver into gold when the ratio gets lower.
Buying gold now is locking you into that amount forever.

Silver is more bullish because as gold increases, it will get more unattainable and intimidating for normies, normies have a weird bias against big valuations, like how normies dont buy btc because its 100k and they dont want to buy fractions, so instead, most prefer to buy shitcoins and meme coins that are "cheaper"

>>60938391
Do you honestly think the govt wont tip off coin dealers before a revaluation? Sunday night gold gets revalued and coin dealers will just go to work Monday morning like any other day waiting for the probably hundreds of silver stackers ranging from 100 to 1000 ounces of silver per person and exchange all their gold for silver? There won’t even be anywhere near enough gold in any shop to satisfy all the silver coming thru the store EVEN IF it was business as usual (which it won’t be).

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>>60938397
>how normies dont buy btc because its 100k and they dont want to buy fractions, so instead, most prefer to buy shitcoins and meme coins that are "cheaper"
That's a good analogy. Newer shitcoins have a possible higher upside, whereas BTC has matured and the rate of increase has dramatically slowed.

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>>60938405
>Do you honestly think the govt wont tip off coin dealers before a revaluation?
Governments NEVER tip outsiders before a currency devaluation. It would allow the market to frontrun and effectively nullify all the benefits of the devaluation.

Government INSIDERS however, will get the nod and dump their fiatbucks into gold or whatever before the devaluation.

>>60938044
>why would you rather have $3 million instead of $1 million?
Dude sorry to burst your bubble, but I dont think 500 oz is gonna give you insane fuck you money like you think, this is not a scenerio of having 50 million vs 150 million.
More likely, it's a modest 500k vs. 1.5m scenerio, which is still great from a $10-20k investment. Having a few hundred oz is nothing vs the real richfags who own a bunch of properties and land

>>60938391
Dude, if you are a coin dealer and you have 20 ounces of gold in your store for sale which = 70k or so. And gold gets revalued to $50,000/oz and now you have 1 million dollars.

You are out. Bye. Gone fishing bro.

Even if you were guaranteed security 1000% going into your store. 0% chance of being harmed. You are still out and gone fishing.

>>60938220
>If anyone here has friends or relatives that were eager to get vaxxed, try not to tell them about your stack.
I'm fully vaxxed and checking your staxx

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>>60938410
>Having a few hundred oz is nothing vs the real richfags who own a bunch of properties and land
It would put you among the top 10% in your local community, certainly in terms of liquidity. What good is 20 sections of land when the monetary system has collapsed and almost nobody has any gold or silver, but you NEED some gold or silver to buy diesel fuel to farm your sections?

In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king. In the land where the paper money has died, the man with silver is wealthy, albeit for a relatively short period of time, until the situation normalizes. (60-180 days)

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>>60938418
>I'm fully vaxxed and checking your staxx
Eager? Are you boosted? If so, I only have to outwait you. The odds are ever in my favor.

>>60938350
Yes. Dealers make money from the buy / sell premium spread, the price of the underlying asset doesn't matter. They buy for 90% and sell for 110%.
Infact, the bigger value the better, the more money they make per transaction.
Theres a bunch of jews in NYC that do this with jewelry, diamonds and luxury watches.
They'll buy a rolex from one jew for $25,000 and then immediately go flip it to the jew down the street for $27,000 and pocket the $2000. Flipping cheap silver oz is actually pretty weak in comparison, only making a couple of bucks profit from each oz.
At $4000 silver they'll just buy for 3900 and sell for 4050

>>60938410
I was using the 50 million to 150 million net worth difference as an example of the differences between 500 ounces and 1,500 ounces of silver. I wasn’t directly linking them in terms of the 500 ounces stack being equal to someone with a 50 million net worth post reset

>>60938422
>to buy diesel fuel to farm your sections?
lol

one of my sections is yard
another half section is yard
one section is house
another half section is house

one section is a condo in florida
one section is a condo in cabo
one section is a condo in paradise island

richfags don't farm now and we won't be farming after your reset. Also we don't have a "local community." We're cosmopolitan

>>60938376
Lots of shilling online for mining stocks right now. Ill stick with my physical.

How to buy gold or silver without having to KYC, and at the same time be sure you are getting the real thing?

>>60938406
Normies just cant conceptualize buying 0.02 btc, it just doesnt mesh with the idea of a coin.
Instead they'll buy 200 doge coins for cheap and hope it goes to $100 some day.
Most normies dont even know the price of gold and silver is and they dont have any idea of how much an oz of metal material is.
The only time normies see ozs its normally a bag of weed or potato chips

>>60938410
>>60938422

Actual richfags who can get a couple thousand ounces quickly don’t matter. First off 90% of them won’t do that. And the ones that do and are able to level up or maintain is irrelevant to a stacker with a couple hundred to 1,000 ounces who will level up big time over your typical American who has no silver but doing fine or more than fine in the current fiat paradigm

>>60938433
Even Schiffy is pumping miners right now. Holding a small position could pay off but you could also get brutally raped for it. Yet another shell game to keep unaware retards from buying physical.

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>>60938416
You don't have to show me your foreskin, I know you are NOT a Jew.

Jews love MONEY much more than even sex, and especially much more than fishing. He would sell that $1,000,000 gold in a heartbeat for 1.2 million worth of silver. He wouldn't stop rubbing his hands either.

He would hire spics for security because they love shooting niggers, and they work cheaper than whites, and some of them can even be trusted.

>>60938438
>Even Schiffy is pumping miners right now.
Miners will pay big bucks for an influencer to shill them. The more corrupt the company, the more they will pay their shills.

There's really no way to predict how much silver will be a make it stack. Whether your stack will be worth 500K,1M or 100M, these are all valued in fiat dollars for which the sky is the limit in terms of devaluation. You count your wealth in ounces, not dollars, for this reason. The more you have the better off you are.

>>60938437
>First off 90% of them won’t do that
true facts

we don't know what will be valuable in a crisis

might be silver
might be butter
might be bullets
might be wampum
might be bread

hell if we know what to buy

but the fact is you guys don't know either. You might be betting on the right horse, but there's literally thousands of horses so you're probably wrong.

>>60938445
No I’m saying silver will be valuable but it isn’t like everyone with 500k in the bank is gonna have an epiphany and start buying silver. When push comes to shove I think it’s going to be hard to acquire.

>>60938422
In any major city 10% of the population are millionaires. Being ahead of normie npcs who live paycheck to paycheck is not any kind of flex, when anyone can already get ahead of them by just not being retarded. Sure a bunch of peoples wealth will likely get evaporated in paper fiat, but many already have other tangible assets besides metals.
I think stocks will be fine, its not like major companies will suddenly disappear. Coca cola is still gonna be doing good in a great depression

>>60938447
In a true crisis silver and gold become worthless

ask the donner party
they buried their treasure and killed each other for rotten boot leather.

>>60938437
>Actual richfags who can get a couple thousand ounces quickly don’t matter.
I suspect everyone with a net worth over $50 mil has some exposure to pms, primarily gold. Especially today with the state of the US dollar. It's estimated that there is a 1% allocation into gold by private investors. Historically it was closer to 5%. I suspect that 1% allocation going up daily the last couple of months.

>>60938441
Yeah, I've heard that those miners pay absurd amounts for JewTubers to shill. Well, I can't really knock their JewTube hustle, especially if those absurd sponsor bucks get transformed into metals. Combining a miner & bullion sponsor is a disgusting side hustle (if you have a somewhat relevant/popular channel ofc).

>>60938449
>In any major city 10% of the population are millionaires.
this is no longer true since we started counting millionaire's wives and kids as millionaires also.

now you can double that

>>60938450
I put away a year's worth of food before I even started stacking PMs. Guns, ammo, water filters, etc. Short of nuclear war, the US won't collapse overnight. Gold and silver are still worth having while the dollar and all its derivatives are falling apart. And they'll carry their value after a crisis passes.

>>60938456
>Short of nuclear war, the US won't collapse overnight

there is no plausible scenario where the US collapses and does NOT get nuked

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>>60938444
>trips of truth

I like to think that having just 3 oz. of Gold is enough to get you around for at least 6 months. Most Americans don't even own a gram...

Pic related is the future

>>60938431
Well im saying that 500 oz in the future will possibly be equal to having 500k today. Its a good solid amount but you're not gonna be retiring in the Bahamas on a sailboat. Theres a whole lot of other assets that people have besides metals.
I dont think there will ever be a mad max scenerio unless there's crazy nuclear ww3 tier wars.
Theres been plenty of currency collapses throughout history, everyone gets poorer and suffers but there's no complete anarchy with raiders killing everyone and eating babies.

>>60938457
I'm in a relatively remote area unlikely to be targeted. Even still I have potassium iodide pills on hand.

>>60938460
since I can pan 3 oz of gold in two months it better get me through a few months.

you guys always fail to look at labor exchange. Almost anywhere in the world a person can pan an ounce of gold every month. It's not going to be hugely valuable because it's no more difficult than farming.

>>60938462
me to but I don't care. Just saying if we have a civil war or collapse, other nations will certainly step in and finish us.

>>60938461
A USD collapse would be incredibly destabilizing to the world though because the entire western financial system relies on the dollar as its measuring stick. What do you think backs Canadian dollars, UK pounds, Japanese yen? They're all in the same toxic pool and they'll all collapse along with the dollar.

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>>60938444
>There's really no way to predict how much silver will be a make it stack.
It really depends on one's circumstances. Picture a 65 year old with average intelligence, type 2 diabetes and in a wheelchair. Now picture a 34 year old surgeon. Who needs more precious metals to have a good quality of life?

Let's make it even simpler. Who needs more silver, a 60 year old white collar worker, or a 25 year old handyman/carpenter/mechanic?

If you are young, fit, have some basic real world skills, (or can learn them quickly) have no bad habits (drugs, alcohol) and of good character, you need little to no silver. Someone with either money or land will HIRE YOU, because he can't do it by himself.

Don't think about stacking silver so you can live like a perfumed prince. Stack silver so you are in a position to BUY THE JOB YOU LOVE TO DO. Own your own homestead, buy a small business, get the necessary tools to be a contractor. Buy your way into an apprenticeship.

We will nearly all have to work for the rest of our lives, it's best if we can do something we truly enjoy.

>>60938468
in chaos the actual currency isn't metal, it's violence

when trading in bullets, old people never make it

You read about history about how events like World War 1 started because all the countries formed alliances that sucked one another into wars with each other. And you wonder "How can they be so stupid?" The USD is like that. The stability of the world relies on the stability of the dollar right now.

>>60938468
>BUY THE JOB YOU LOVE TO DO. Own your own homestead, buy a small business, get the necessary tools to be a contractor. Buy your way into an apprenticeship.
also good advice but ALL OF THIS IS AFFORDABLE RIGHT NOW.

like most self-employed contractors have zero budget to start. All you need is clients and knowledge.

>>60938416
Dealers have to pay rent, have to pay employees, many dealers probably have business loans they use to buy inventory. they only make like $100 for each gold oz sold.
1 million is not very much these days.
Theres jewelry stores with millions in inventory.
Jews in the nyc diamond district have tens of millions in jewelery and watches in their inventory and theyre not retired fishing.
A lot of boomers can retire but they have nothing else to do and like working.

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>>60938445
>we don't know what will be valuable in a crisis
Crisis by definition is short term. Beans, bullets and bullion matter, in that order.

After the crisis is over, gold and silver become crucial because they enable efficient commerce, particularly over time and distance.

>>60938476
>Crisis by definition is short term
for most it tends to be permanent
that's what makes it a crisis

the problem with prepping is none of us have perfect prophecy. Yes, you can cover the obvious basics, but at the end of the day none of that could matter anyways.

>>60938476
what scientists and politicians have found is it's better to be adaptable than prepared

someone that can make their own resources is better than someone that has bought a few months worth of resources. And I'm not talking knowing how to hunt or plant crops. The person that can kill a farmer is going to eat better than a farmer.

That "Civil War" movie last year was a pretty funny glimpse into how stupid Hollywood writers are about geopolitics. That gas station scene where they pull up and offer like $200 for a tank of gas and the gas station guys laugh and say that won't even buy them half a sandwich, implying the US dollar collapsed. Then they say the $200 is Canadian and the guys immediately shut up and take it. Canada would be in it just as bad if not worse if the US dollar collapsed. At least the US (supposedly) has gold reserves, whereas Canada has none. They would be full on Mad Max levels of fucked.

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>>60938444
Trips checked.

The question about how much you need to 'make it' depends on personal factors. The concept of metals being a hedge is, however many ounces are needed to buy x now should be the same amount in any future regardless of where fiat goes.
My take is to figure out exactly how much in expected expenses for six months I have, add a "comfortable" buffer for my lifestyle and local economy, and figure out how that translates to ounces of the metal(s) of my choice (Au, Pt, Ag, Cu). That should sustain me for the worst of whatever midden hits the windmill. Use the current prices for your PM(s) of choice to figure out how many ozt of each or a mix. Real-life numbers: I need $4k/month, so $24k in metals of choice.

>>60938490
at that point no amount of paper would buy fuel, but violence might

>>60938490
also the idea of negotiating instead of killing is pure fantasy. Laughable bullshit.

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>>60938449
>In any major city 10% of the population are millionaires.
Most of that is real estate equity which WILL get evaporated. Stocks aren't fine if you bought them 75-90% from the top and the market corrects 80% and stays down for 20 years. The last 40 years has been a totally artificial stock market bubble driven by Federal Reserve artificially low interest, and then when that wasn't enough, multiple ongoing rounds of QE.

Almost no one investing today has ANY IDEA of what a real correction is, or how many decades they typically take from peak to peak.

Imagine losing 75% of your equity and having to wait 30 YEARS to break even. (nominally, not inflation adjusted)

From the 1929 peak, it took until 1955 to get to the same level. Adjusting for inflation it took until the 1980s.

I would sooner be on the Ukrainian frontline than be invested in the mag7 right now. I'd have less chance of losing my ass.

>>60938494
and honestly if you're going to murder people for a few gallons of gas you don't need to stack metals. That's true right now and it'll be even more true in a collapse.

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>>60938450
>In a true crisis silver and gold become worthless
Lifeboat ethics is a flawed model, which is why EVERY stacker should have beans and bullets alongside their bullion.

Lifeboat ethics by definition are only relevant during a short term life threatening crisis. This is not the case for most of our existence otherwise we would be extinct.

Imagine you're on a lifeboat with three other people. Each one of you has a gallon of drinking water and some lifeboat food. One of the people on the boat has 4 ounces of gold. You may not get rescued for seven days. You will die of thirst without water in 3 days.

Would you sell your gallon of water for 4 ounces of gold? I wouldn't.

Once things begin to normalize, people begin to engage in TRADE. Gold and silver have been universal trade goods for THOUSANDS of years. Most trade will be commodities barter. People with some gold or silver will be able to buy a homestead, buy more land, buy machinery, or loan it to a neighbor who can be trusted. (((for a small fee perhaps))))

>>60938490
>Canada would be in it just as bad if not worse if the US dollar collapsed.
How so? They have their own currency, own economy, own natural resources, own trading partners, and alliances.
They might hurt a bit because the US wouldn't have the money to buy from Canada though.

>>60938499
>Lifeboat ethics by definition are only relevant during a short term life threatening crisis.
yes, but for a significant percentage of lifeboat occupants, this crisis becomes PERMANENT

you're betting you'll survive the lifeboat. This bet gets longer and longer every year you age. Most of you are already too old to survive a crisis.

some 17 year old with a gun is going to end you for a cabbage

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>>60938500
>They have their own currency, own economy, own natural resources, own trading partners, and alliances.
The Canadian currency is an inferior derivative of the Federal Reserve Note, and 90% of our trade is with the USA. If the USA goes down, Canada crashes even harder.

Alberta & Saskatchewan will be part of the USA by that time however, so I don't care what happens to the rest of Canada.

>>60938512
>Alberta & Saskatchewan will be part of the USA by that time however
like we want it

all respect to our canadian neighbors, but your land is shit.

>>60938512
Western and upstate NY would secede from downstate jewyork.

>>60938520
the cities have enough able bodies to steamroll the rural areas in a week

but if they really fuck it up it could take a couple years like last time.

>>60938512
>The Canadian currency is an inferior derivative of the Federal Reserve Note
??? The Canadian dollar is the fifth-most held reserve currency in the world, and has nothing to do with the US monetary system. Its value is derived from how popular the currency is around the world. If the US really needs to pay Canada, the US could pay in gold.

>>60938435
depends on where you live

>>60938515
>all respect to our canadian neighbors, but your land is shit.
You have no idea what you are talking about. We have more oil than Saudi Arabia. We have natural gas, coal, potash, uranium, helium and water, not to mention a contguous land bridge to Alaska becomes trivial.

America would not allow herself to kneecapped by your lack of knowledge. Seriously, how old are you?

>>60938525
The US has collapsed before and Canada went down with us. All of the world did

our last depression and couple recessions crashed canada and the world

>>60938529
>We have more oil than Saudi Arabia. We have natural gas, coal, potash, uranium, helium and water
as do we

a land bridge to alaska already exists and it's still much cheaper to fly or float.

>>60938525
>The Canadian dollar is the fifth-most held reserve currency in the world, and has nothing to do with the US monetary system.
The Canadian dollar has EVERYTHING to do with the US dollar. If our dollar appreciates relative to the US dollar, our exports to our biggest trading partner collapse, and so does our economy.

>>60938464
>Almost anywhere in the world a person can pan an ounce of gold every month.
Then why don't they?
An income of $3600 a month (nearly $1000 a week) is many times the income in most countries, so why don't you see hordes of people swarming the rivers to pan for Gold in the third world?

>>60938524
>the cities have enough able bodies to steamroll the rural areas
Lol sure, but logistics win wars and cities rely on rural areas for food
Post hands with timestamp

>>60938524
How are you going to get them there? By walking?

>>60938535
>Then why don't they?
we do
>so why don't you see hordes of people swarming the rivers to pan for Gold in the third world?
because you don't pay attention to what people do in the third world?

also it's not selling for $3600/oz in brazil or philippines or africa or thailand

>>60938472
>All you need is clients and knowledge.
And a bunch of expensive as fuck licenses, bonds and permits.

>>60938536
>Lol sure, but logistics win wars and cities rely on rural areas for food
>Post hands with timestamp
what do you want on your timestamp?
>>60938540
>By walking?
last time we used railroads.
next time we'll use buses, planes and boats

>>60938542
>And a bunch of expensive as fuck licenses, bonds and permits.
license $50
bond, $10/month
permits, $100???? depends on the job

>>60938531
>a land bridge to alaska already exists and it's still much cheaper to fly or float.
What on earth are you talking about. In order to drive to Alaska from CONUS you have to cross TWO international borders.

Ship is cheaper than rail for some bulk goods. Rail/Truck are faster and more cost effective for other goods.

If CONUS is so great, and you have everything you need. why not sell Alaska back to Russia?

>He's not smart enough to want land that produces net over 30 billion per year surplus with a population of under 6 million people.

>>60938530
And since then, safeguards and warning systems have been established to avoid or mitigate such interdependence, no?

>>60938534
>The Canadian dollar has EVERYTHING to do with the US dollar.
I think you're confusing trade with the currency. The relationship is through trade. It's not like the two currencies are locked. It's asynchronous, not synchronous. Yes, if the USD goes down, Canada can buy a lot more from the US. Yes, that means it would be harder for the US to buy from Canada, but that's what all the gold in Fort Knox is for, right?

>>60938549
take a poll, nobody in the US wants canada.

I don't care what mineral wealth you have, drilling and mining is the lowest tier of industry in the US. Pays good but makes up like 8% of our GDP

for you and russia it's ALL YOU HAVE.

>>60938551
>safeguards and warning systems have been established to avoid or mitigate such interdependence, no?
kek

hold my beer

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>>60938535
>so why don't you see hordes of people swarming the rivers to pan for Gold in the third world?
Not every river has gold in it, and many that do aren't amenable to hand panning. They require powered sluice operations.

But it will certainly happen when gold gets high enough, and the evironmental devastation caused by third worlders recklessly panning in North American rivers will trigger legal crackdowns and the outlawing of panning for everyone.

>>60938541
>also it's not selling for $3600/oz in brazil or philippines or africa or thailand
Is it selling for more or is it selling for less?

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>>60938545
Timestamp, date and time.

>>60938559
much less on the ground.

but you need a small army and lots of guns to get it cheap

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>>60938536
>Lol sure, but logistics win wars and cities rely on rural areas for food
Cities won't be raiding the countryside for food when there is a crisis, the cities will burn and cannibalism will ensue. City leaders and wealthy will flee. The city might send police to loot nearby farms. That might buy them a couple of weeks. Once word gets out, the next police raiders will get taken out by varmit hunters at 600 meters or coyote hunters with thermal scopes.
https://youtu.be/UAW93dkMCfk

>>60938555
Trips checked.
I assume you mean, "Yes, safeguards are in place, but I don't believe they'll work."

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>>60938560
show me your skin little girl

>>60938572
I mean we're about to find out

>>60938577
Fair 'nuff.

>>60938563
>much less on the ground.
>but you need a small army and lots of guns to get it cheap
What on earth does that even mean?

Much less on the ground, be specific? Can I go to a retail vender and buy gold for LESS than $3600? If so, how much less?

I will go there with money, buy gold, bring it back west, sell it for more money then lather, rinse, and repeat.

It's called arbitrage, but in actuality, I think you are full of baloney. We'll call you Mike Baloney, because if there was ANY significan delta, the arbitrage would already be happening, EVEN IF IT NECESSITATED SMUGGLING.

>>60938579
I hope you're right. I'm not confident but I do hope

>>60938580
>the arbitrage would already be happening, EVEN IF IT NECESSITATED SMUGGLING.
that's exactly what's happening

and the smugglers WILL KILL YOU

>>60938444
If silver (or gold) is going to mop up all the fake credit fiat wealth that implodes coupled with the fact that very few people own silver (gold) you really aren’t going to need as much as you think to make it. If you need 5,000 ounces of silver to make it. Then nobody is going to make it and it won’t matter.

Also we have references i.e. a Roman Denarius as pay for a soldier daily. Which is what? About the size of a silver dime? So even 10 ounces is a half years worth of wages. Which certainly doesn’t put you in make it territory but it gives you enough breathing room.

>>60938584
I've got more than 10 ounces I picked up off the ground a couple months ago. The problem with super valuable gold or silver is you can still go pick the shit up for free

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>>60938573
>girl
Lol no

>>60938587
I don't see a timestamp but i'll take your word for it because I don't need to see any more of that shit

>>60938551
>I think you're confusing trade with the currency.
I think you don't understand international trade. Relative currency valuations are intimately linked to trade. Google "Dutch Disease" and get back to me.

>>60938590
>Google "Dutch Disease" and get back to me.
this is why I lurk here

thanks, learned a thing today
the concept isn't new to me, but the name is

>>60938583
>and the smugglers WILL KILL YOU
Why would the smugglers kill me if I'm buying retail gold from a store for below western market price. Are there gangsters lurking outside shops to prevent customers from buying gold?

>>60938589
>I don't see a timestamp
Learn to read IDs it's right here >>60938560

>>60938596
>Are there gangsters lurking outside shops to prevent customers from buying gold?
yes

are you stupid?

if I have a source that sells me gold for half price do you think I want anyone else buying there?

you don't understand third world economics. It's guns, not your stupid made up retard rules

go to brazil and buy gold for $1k per ounce and you'll be dead in minutes

I want more ASEs but don't like the premium nor pay tax on them, so I simply don't buy silver :(

>>60938599
I meant a timestamp of your skin.

it's ok, I don't actually care what color you are.

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>>60938593
>the concept isn't new to me, but the name is
The Dutch gas fields produced so much revenue that they cause the Dutch Guilder to rise so high that Hollands exports all became uncompetitive and her domestic industries (other than the gas production) were at risk of collapsing.

But currency has nothing to do with international trade according on another anon on the /pmg/
>rolleyes

>>60938606
the US is the exact same story. We are victims of our own success. Poor US

>>60938600
>are you stupid?
I'm not gullible. Your story is not credible. You have a "secret" source where you can buy gold for half price, and it's the common retail price in that country, but only you and the gangsters can buy gold at retail in that country, they won't let anyone else buy gold there.

Nevermind. I think I preferred IQJeet

>>60938600
>Go to brazil and buy gold for 1k an ounce
Entirely fictional narrative made in your head where they just kill and eat people in brazil or something, they run TV documentaries there of americans mining the rivers. There are american mining operations in the amazon, small and large, and gold isn't anywhere close to 1k an ounce there, it goes for market value and ONLY is cheap like that if it's some jungle retard who doesn't know its worth who hasn't even made the sale to the first link in the chain - the wholesale buyer.

You're taking about a fake scenario and entirely misrepresenting what's actually happening - some local who doesn't have any other way to sell X product in the third world might get exploited by some merchant, who buys it for cheap from them, same thing happens with cocoa and coffee and other cash crops. It's one singular transaction that happens this way directly from the miners, it's not the going rate for said product in said country.
>>60938612
>It's the common retail price in said country
This is where it falls apart, gold is the same price in Brazil as in the USA, but might be cheaper if you're some guy whos entire business is buying the chunks of it the locals extract, if they have no means of selling it for more. Said buyers know the value and immediately make it cost that much.

>>60938602
I actually hate ASE's and have only bought them in occasional for-spot deals that pop up.

>>60938612
>>60938621
Yes, I'm sure you guys know everything and there's a fucking well's fargo in the jungle making sure gold sells exactly for spot and nobody gets robbed

anyways, you're just arguing for the sake of arguing because even you retards aren't this stupid.

>>60938628
What's your favorite bullion issued by a sovereign government?

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>>60938633
>What's your favorite bullion issued by a sovereign government?
Maples, by price and availability. Britannias are quite attractive, I would prefer the ones that feature the Queen.

Eagles are nice.

gold needs to sky rocket already.
im tired of working!

>>60937311
I paid your sister a silver quarter to suck me off on a saturday night.

>>60938364
>I have a bar necklace
Looks like a tiny PAMP.

>>60938436
>Normies just cant conceptualize buying 0.02 btc, it just doesnt mesh with the idea of a coin.
>Instead they'll buy 200 doge coins for cheap and hope it goes to $100
Same philosophy with penny stocks, versus $400 for one share of Nvidia or whatever. A penny stock can do a ten bagger, Nvidia not so much at this point.

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>>60937293

Crypto Fanboy Blues
(an empty pocket blues ballad)

Oh, crypto fanboys, chasin’ dreams so wild,HODLin’ Bitcoin like a greedy child!New tulips craze, they swear it’s the way,But gold’s still shinin’ while their coins decay!
Chorus:Pump it, dump it, watch it crash and burn,Gold’s been king since the world did turn!Quick bucks, big dreams, they don’t understand,Crypto’s just code, not a magic land!
They yell “To the moon!” with a manic grin,But wallets get hacked, and the losses begin.Blockchain’s a puzzle they don’t comprehend,Just prayin’ the line chart will never descend!
Chorus:Pump it, dump it, watch it crash and burn,Gold’s been king since the world did turn!They tweet “LFG!” with their laser-eyed memes,But gold don’t crash when the server screams!
No miner’s fee for a nugget’s gleam,While Bitcoin’s dreams sink in a coding stream.Fanboys keep chasin’ that get-rich-quick high,But gold’s still laughin’ as their tulips die!
Outro:So raise a glass to the crypto clowns,Gold keeps its crown while their coins go down!

>>60938633

Krugers all the way.

>>60938612

Kek. What a bullshitter.

>>60938606

There is a solution to that but you need to be free of climate psychos. You sell your energy at home for under cost. Energy is the first input when considering competitiveness.

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>>60938468
You sound like some retarded boomer who still think it's the 1970's or some shit.
If precious metals are real money, then who the fuck ever said that any certaint demographic NEEDS more money than any other?
Why the fuck would any 20yo zoomer willingly not want to stack money or make any sort of meaningful investments if that means potentially growing for retirement in the future?
>hurr durr you're young and lm old so you need to work for me forever.
Nigger.

I think im gonna skip my next silver purchase and get some platinum and palladium ozs

>>60938687
Yeah it's a 5g bar

>>60938727

You may not like this. But it’s going to become increasingly unwise to flaunt you have any sort of interest in gold or might be in possession of some appreciable quantity. Keep it to yourself.

>>60938726
why

>>60938715
Holland used the profits from the gas field to diversify and strengthen their economy and assist in making their other export industries more competitive. It worked.

Holland became the number one exporter of food in Europe, in part thanks to the fertilizer produced from natural gas.

>>60938724
Since reading comprehension isn't your thing, maybe you oould get AI to read that post and summarize it in a way that a 5 year old could understand. Then you would have less cause to publicly embarrass yourself.

The original question was how much silver does one need. How about what vehicle does one need?

I say your vehicle needs depend on your context. Are you a single urban professional living in a condo with tiny underground parking stalls? Are you a self employed plumber? Do you have a large family? The type of vehicle is determined by ones circumstances and context for use.

>Hur dur, who do you think you are telling me what kind of vehicle I should have, blah blah blah, stupid boomer...