Are you in the gold miners yet? 3-4x in 3 years and rising fast.

>>60956554
>miners
>gets nationalized
>shares go to $0
Thanks for playing

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/pmg/ do you know why the US Mint Stopped making Commemorative Half Dollars?
Well after WWII, the Truman Administration worried that blacks would be drawn to Communism, so in an effort to pander to them, they issued Half Dollars commemorating Booker T. Washington and his success through the American system.
In the first two years of mintage they churned out over 2 million of these coins, an amount far higher than nearly all the commemoratives that came before, and due to this huge mint run the coins were handled very carelessly by the mint, with many having received all sorts of minor dings and scratches by the time they reached collectors.
They kept on producing these halves (albeit in smaller quantities) up until 1951, when they realized that nobody wanted them.
So they melted down all the remaining Booker T Washington Halves and started churning out George Washington Carver Commemorative Halves later that year, churning out another million of them.
Needless to say these new coins were just as unpopular as the old ones (especially since they were selling sets of three halves for $10).
In 1954 they finally gave up on the program and dumped the remaining halves into circulation.
Because of how poorly executed, sloppily handled and unpopular these coins were, they never made another commemorative half dollar again until the 1982 George Washington Commemorative Half.
To this day both coins remain unpopular with collectors and thus have almost no numismatic value (and can occasionally be found in junk Silver lots).
TL;DR: The Commemorative Half Dollar program was killed by the Mint making huge mintages of commemorative niggercoins that nobody wanted in the late 40s and early 50s.

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When i went to China to buy a luxury apartment i acquired this fractional silver and this rare hamburglar card. Lmao yall Americans canceled the hamburglar and mayor mccheese you don't own your own time or a hamburglar card because Peter Schiff commanded "buy shiny rocks from me"

Another faggy thread

>yall

>>60956557

Yes. But keep at bit not your whole stack. Say 75% PMs. 20% GDX, GDXJ, SLVR, SILJ.

Rest in cash for emergency. The miners will rise more than the PMs here on out. It’s worth it.

>>60956583
Who's Instagram are you talking these screenshots from? We all know they're not your pics.
>>60956559
I've been on /pmg/ for over 3 years and have never heard of this coin. Ever. Lol that's how unpopular it is.

>>60956601
>It’s worth it
>sell
>get taxes
Get fucked.

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Hey, these things are worth more than digits in a screen or paper, what a concept

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>>60956603
>We all know

Lmao "we" "all" "know"

How can you speak for everyone? Is there a discord where you all agree? And how can you know? Can you find pictures of my fractional gold and silver and hamburglar card anywhere else? I try to help yall get rich so you too can have nice things and wonderful experiences. Try to keep up future fren

>>60956607
Americans get $47,000 per year exemption from long term capital gains tax, but not on garbage rocks,,,,,lmao why are pmg baggies so uneducated?

>>60956637
>How can you speak for everyone?
We can see that it's a screenshot. Non-stackers sure are stupid.
>>60956640
>$47,000 per year exemption from long term capital gains tax
Let me guess, you think that's a big number? No wonder you're poor.

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Good morning.

I hate jeets.

>>60956652
He's iqdelete man
He eats out of garbage cans
He shits up /pmg/
As far as the eye can see
He's iqdelete man *too-toot*
Oooohhhhh ooooooo!
He's iqdelete man
He eats out of garbage cans
He calls himself elite
But he's a dalit pajeet
He's iqdelete man *too-toot!*
Oooohhhhh ooooooo!
He's iqdelete man
He eats out of garbage cans
He's a poorfag
His mom's a hag
He's iqdelete man *too-toot!*
Oooohhhhh ooooooo!
He's iqdelete man
He eats out of garbage cans
He owns no car
He takes the bus far
He's iqdelete man *too-toot!*

>>60956593
hwnbaw

>>60956616
beautiful shot

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Make sure you get outside today kids, clear your mind look at beautiful things,,,,,doomers never prosper,,,,stay positive,,,you can get rich and have nice things,,,or better yet nice experiences

the tesla stock is the new gold. every single fucking day it has been going up for weeks and now the actual metals are freefalling

>>60956777
Almost a double from April,,,,,,nice ,,lmao,,,,no one is getting rich from shiny rocks except the coin merchants

>>60956777
ok

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>>60956547
Thank you baker.

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>>60956777
>>60956799
Good morning tweedle dee and tweedle dum. What time is it right now in Mumbai? What direction is the wind? Does it still smell like shit?

>the tesla stock is the new gold.
Tell me about your gainz a year from now big guy.

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>>60956662
Thank you 4chan poet laureate.

Here's some ginger and gold, just for you.

>>60956559
Hmmm, might have to get some of these and put them in my "niggers ruined society" coin jar.

>>60956905
Stackturds believe literally every thing the coin merchants say,,,,,lmao thats why coin merchants are rich and stackturds are depressed brokies

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>>60956616
>Hey, these things are worth more than digits in a screen or paper, what a concept
They are useful, tangible, durable, divisible, practical, fungible, compact, and are a luxury item. They have all the attributes that make something useful as money. That they happen to also be legal tender ($1.00) is merely a coincidence that confers some special tax advantages on them in the United States.

Fancy that.

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>>60956919
>Hmmm, might have to get some of these and put them in my "niggers ruined society" coin jar.
We would have space station hotels if we had not pandered to, and been feeding and importing blacks and browns from around the world.

>>60956559
Funny. It's rather ironic that white incels are now destroying numismatics. Since they refuse to breed there are less and less coin collectors billions of coins in boomers collections will be melted down and only the rarest will have any value above melt. Same thing already happened with stamps and antiques

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Morning trading has some volatility, pre NY open. Some people are speculating that it's because Friday is options close day when they like to slam down just before close to lock in a lower price.

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>>60956958
>Funny. It's rather ironic that white incels are now destroying numismatics.
Not just numismatics. Collectables of all times. How many millions of dollars worth of precious bone china are ending up in landfills because young people are so squeezed financially they have no living space.

What boomers have done to their children and grandchildren is unforgivable.

We aren't having children because of a combination of feminism, hypergamy, laws weaponizing women, mass immigration, boomer entitlement and economic short term profit seeking at the expense of long term prosperity.

We literally need a giant reset that destroys the current ruling establishment and wrecks the existing power structure. Not communism, not fascism, but resets government back to pre 1900 levels.

I don't know if this is possible outside of a global thermonuclear WW3.

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>>60956984
>mass immigration
what if we just allow woman in but no man?
All of a sudden there would be a huge surplus of woman and their value would sink drastically they would either get their shit together and stop acting like entitled children or everyone just ends up setting with a qtπ from some shithole who knows how to behave
IE the Berlusconi view on immigrants

>>60956932
>stackturds are depressed brokies
Last time I checked, it was shitcoiners who were killing themselves, not pmchads

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>>60957021
>what if we just allow woman in but no man?
You still destroy your genome in a few generations. It's one way the Jews infiltrate and subvert a society. A substantial number of attractive Jewish female "students" were sent to be interns at the DEA. The were working for Mossad.

If your own women don't want to toe the line, don't feed them for a week. You might be surprised at just how loving a woman can become once she begins to apreciate the joy of going to sleep with a full belly.

>>60956984
The solution is to put jews back in their place. Don’t even kick them out, but rather isolate and control them. It would take a couple of generations for society to heal itself after that point but it’s the best solution to a reset that I can think of which doesn’t involve nuking everything.

>>60957041
It's so weird to have these pictures saved of a reverse bleaching, since in the USA it works opposite this 99% of the time, with USA blacks already being 1/2 white, so if they marry a white they're 1/4, and they usually tend to go for white boys if they can so they turn into 1/8.
Yeah the picture is a good example of an extremely specific and rare situation but generally I've just seen brown bloodlines get whiter wherever I've been.

>>60957036
>shitcoiners

>stackturds are depressed brokies

Now you get it shitcoins=garbage rocks=junk metal=junk silver

It's no coincidence silver is popular in India

It all boils down to in the 10 years of pmg no one has made it

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>>60956547
PSLV goes up

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>>60957059
>Don’t even kick them out, but rather isolate and control them.
So you're saying we try for 110? If it didn't work 109 times, what makes you think this time will be the charm?

>>60957081
Up 40% in 15 years,,,,,lmao,,,,,so down 60% after inflation,,,,,there really isn't anything worse than silver thats why they shill it so hard here and reddit and yootube

Sprout pays the shills thats why slv is shilled against but not pslv

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>>60957074
>USA blacks already being 1/2 white, so if they marry a white they're 1/4, and they usually tend to go for white boys if they can so they turn into 1/8
Mixed blacks almost always identify as black and are more attractive to darker skin blacks. Race isn't only skin color, There's a whole range of behaviors from propensity to violance (MAOA warrior gene) to high time preference, impulse control, introspection, cognitive ability, susceptibility to addiction (hello Irish and native Americans) and more.

There's a reason why multigeneration American blacks CONSISTENTLY have an extremely high (multiples higher) homicide rate despite living in America for many generations. We have the same problems here in Eastern Canada where blacks who fled slavery via the underground railroad over 200 years ago (10 generations) STILL have a higher propensity for crime and homicide and lower acadamic achievement than the white communities they they've been living among for hundreds of years.

Segregation, preferably geographic appears to the most humane and feasible long term solution. If separation doesn't happen, then you must reconfigure your society to be compatible with the lowest common denominator. Low trust, high corruption, high ingroup preference, high nepotism.

See any black run city in the USA.

>>60957095
>Up 40% in 15 years
PSLV isn't 15 years old. Are you confusing Sprotts silver ETF with the silver market?

Who pays you, Mr. Shill?

>>60957085
No, I’m saying NOT to kick them out. Kicking them out so they can attempt to infiltrate another country is why we have the problem that we have today. By isolating them, we have full control over them. Think Gaza 2.0

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>>60957139
>By isolating them, we have full control over them. Think Gaza 2.0
That's an idea. Until then, I suggest we make them all wear the Judenhut so we can keep an eye on them.

>>60957132
So you are claiming this >>60957081 image is as fake as your degree in investment banking?

>60957161
Sprott is 15 years old, I stand corrected. PSLV isn't silver, it's a silver ETF that may or may not correlate to silver. It was launched shortly before the 2011 silver bull market.

Who pays you, shill?

During the 10 years of pmg SLV has been attacked PSLV has been shilled, the only logical explanation is SPROTT paid shills infest pmg. Notice how jessee the schizo AKA ashtray Bob said nothing about the shill shilling pslv

>>60957262
>During the 10 years of pmg SLV has been attacked PSLV has been shilled
PSLV is an alternative silver ETF that has much better terms for physical redemption and did not explicitly sell it's underlying asset short into the market. That said, someone has figured out how to subvert PSLV and has been doing short sales intraday.
https://youtu.be/oGSKiprbZHc

>>60956547
wow thats not even 4000 bucks silvernigger

>>60957341
>did not explicitly sell it's underlying asset short into the market.
Implying slv did, that seems contrary to their interest they get paid daily a % of slv value

>>60957357
Why don't you post a picture of at least $4001.00 worth of Silver with a time stamp, big guy?

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why are all my mining stocks down 10% this week

Fed cut rates making bonds less attractive
Inflation at a YTD high and market is volatile
Everything should be bullish for metals and yet I'm bleeding monies

10000 ounces vs 40000 ounces lmao none of you are redeeming silver from sprout you are gleaning a Roosevelt dime at 1/1000 odds from a coinstar return slot

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>all this silver
>everything except the coin 925
>just 134 euros
Silver is worthless

Worthless would be "0 euros" you retard

>>60957095
I thought inflation was only 2% and didn't affect our lives at all?

>>60956583
What's with the toothy nudibranch in between the card and the coin?

>>60957368
because i have gold instead small guy

>>60956616
Those are worth what, about thirty bucks each for melt value?

Meanwhile the intangible BTC I bought a while back for $300 is worth $117,591 approximately.

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>>60957454
I think that's a museum ticket VOC related.

>>60957443
If you are dumb enough to buy silver, inflation will crush you, not my problem

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>>60956616
Based.
Purchasing power stored in physical form will be the new standard of value. Needing someone else to give you value is such an asinine way to live your life when everyone is bankrupt. It's like watching people think there is safety in the crowd when the situation looks like a inflatable raft going over a dam directly into a hydraulic. You're going to lose eventually because you gave away your value for the pleasure of receiving interest and dividends. What happens when the cleansing wave of bankruptcy sweeps through the globe and writes it all off? The financial system is a grift and you and I are not the beneficiaries. We are the FUEL that it needs to perpetuate itself. The goal was global financial domination and the ability to exert power. They weren't doing this for our interest, but their own. Just as sure as our masters slaughter millions in bogus war, they will just as callously bankrupt you and leave you on the side of the road like a 2-bit whore. You're a problem for them and the solution to your needs is to kill you off. Let's just be clear on that, the best way to ease up demands on the global economy is to destroy the people to whom value is owed.

>>60957566
So they are going to take your garbage rocks?

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>>60956547
Yes, right, those less inventing, more lazy and so on copper colored humans are real blockers. Just look where countryies like Somalia or Afghanistan are, or the Gypsie people (According to IQ studies the most dumb group in EU). In 2000, the usual, IQ in DE was at 110, then 2015 100, now 2025 98. PL has 110. TR around 80. Asian states (Whitout Islam) tend also to be around 110 +/-. ... EU = Europas Untergang. ... Och, I got 2 x 1/10 + 10 gold bar+coins today as a present. I plan to get more (think of 20 gramm bar) if price might go down today+monday/tuesday. If not I will stick to smaller pices or buy food/stuff, spare parts, save cash too.

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>>60957582
Maybe they will try. But I know with 100% certainty your dollars and credit value will get stolen. I'm not just saying that, the former Fed Chairman himself said so. I trust him. Central banks are also buying up gold so what they say and what they do are in complete alignment with my own investing strategy.

>>60957692
Enjoy your poverty, I got rich by not believing that dumb shit

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>>60957708
I will. Enjoy seethe posting for the rest of your life lol

>Fed and government are trapped in a debt spiral
>Economy cannot grow without real interest rates
>Economy has no savings and the economy is saturated with debt and plagued in unsustainable inflated asset prices
>Central banks historically revalue gold to reduce the value of the debts.
>Central banks actively buying gold
>GSR is an astronomical 88:1 while the mining and hostorical ratio are 8:1 and 15:1 respectively.
Comfiest holding on the planet. When economic tremors start to rumble and the world is impoverished we'll be the beneficiaries. Being correct at the right time is going to be so much more valuable than any gains you can make before this event. With a large enough stack, I don't need to fear other speculative assets because I am already and eternally hedged against basically anything.

>>60957377
Are you that dipshit that borrowed at high interest to buy GDX? I told you I was going to feed on your pain before the end of the month was out. Pay off your high interest bet, you dumb shit.

They have lowered the fed funds rate but bonds will go up on the high end, and the money will flow into that, away from PMs. The DOW and crypto is controlled by wales, wash trading, not even worth paying attention to that.

I saw it coming, sold my silver into the buying panic, and feel pretty good about it. PMs will at best go sideways for a while.

>>60957409
Buy a man a fish, and you feed him for a day but tech him to fish and you feed him for a life time. I just bought a few metal detectors, which might as well be fishing poles, as far as I'm concerned. It should be a fun hobby. I bought a minelab xterra elite, and a gold bug 2. Both together were cheaper than buying a minlab manticore, and will do everything the expensive manticore can.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DHHMNLWC

https://www.ebay.com/itm/306467951712

>>60957802
>>Fed and government are trapped in a debt spiral

Lmao at chicken little,,,,these losers are ngmi

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>its corrective

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>>60957863
Half of the U.S. government's tax receipts go to paying interest and increases in debt are exponential.
The debts are larger than the U.S. economy, and the dollar and bonds, banks and government are all connected. You can't save the bonds without destroying the cash and you can't destroy the cash without destroying the banks. All they can do is kick the can until they admit they are bankrupt.

Actually economics only works because of government violence. Whatever tokens are used for exchange and the numbers attached to them are irrelevant.

>>60957880
You’re not going to change his mind.

When he finally begins to understand what’s happening he won’t be able to afford internet access or food so none of us will know he got it because one day he’ll just stop showing up.

>I’m just explaining it for everyone else who is on the fence on precious metals

They’re ngmi either. This is an IQ test.

>>60957880
Why didn't you take out a 30 year mortgage? Or literally anything so you can profit from your knowledge?

>>60957912
And you failed

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>>60957899
IQ Dalit is a not (pic rel, he calls stuff word salad)
I do like to use him as prompts to throw out some basic questions he can't answer.

>>60957880
They seem to be pretty good at kicking the can though. I predict that the western aligned countries will all devalue together, like they have been, and there will be a decoupling from the economics of the eastern aligned economies.

Sure, PMs are a great investment to hold but as long as all these countries are working together, I don't see it all just falling apart. I don't even think China wants to see gold skyrocket to the moon either. Things will level out, eventually, is my long term prediction.

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>>60957936
>PMs are a great investment

They aren't, stocks returned 78X more

>>60957919
Because the collapse of the system is not going to happen on a timeline convenient for the tax cattle. Trying to debt-max and get some free shit is going to bite you in the ass because historically speaking, the banks allowed the October crash of 1929 and they let the money supply crunch down to 25% and squeezed everyone's balls for over three years before doing anything. Having debt and losing your job without being able to find employment is going to be a disaster for a lot of homeowners. Given that housing is so overvalued, ideally you want as little of a house as you can get by with because it is all propped up on leverage and the price is unsustainable without bank lending. Banks who are already bust due to their exposure to that very same housing market. Making loans is ok so long as the collateral is good. If the collateral itself is overvalued/leveraged then the banks themselves are at risk.
People can try to make some shrewd moves here if they want, but I am content to own a small house and be on the back-foot for any looming uncertainty. I trust that the banks will do everything they can to "soak up" value from the tax cattle so I don't expect any freebies whatsoever.

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>>60957962
Stock prices are a function of leverage. All of those gains will be taken away when margin calls start happening. Every stock you buy today is overleveraged to a massive degree to where you receive pennies on the dollar of assets for your investment.
Silver, on the otherhand is suppressed and shorted. Stocks will crash where silver and gold will revalue higher.

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fuck it
Day 1 of Mike posting every day until silver is $1,000

>>60957977
Silver prices are a function of leverage. All of those gains will be taken away when margin calls start happening. Every rock you buy today is overleveraged to a massive degree to where you receive pennies on the dollar of assets for your investment.
Stocks, on the otherhand is suppressed and shorted. Silver will crash and stocks will revalue higher.

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Gotta love how clean ultrasonics, hot water and ammonia can get gold.

>>60957966
>Because the collapse of the system is not going to happen on a timeline convenient for the silver scam victims

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>>60958032
Previously

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>>60958023
No response as usual. If silver was overbought the price would be over $250 per ounce. It's not and we know why. The paper silver market is heavily shorted and diluted.
It's the best asset to own because this is not the function of functioning markets. Price controls create shortages which is why you want to buy it up while you can.

>>60956547
>>60956547
whats anons favorite way to use options on gold plays? i got a call for barrick but wanted some other ways.

>>60957554
So if we don't buy silver, we won't be crushed by inflation, but if we do, then we will?

>>60957966
The time to buy PMs is when everything is calm, people are happy spending their money. I bought some silver back during covid, when the priced dipped down to around $18 and ounce, and sold into this panic during this "silent depression" that they caused to keep inflation down. It could be argued by some that they put main-street into a depression on purpose, in some mean bankers harvest but the real reason is that they needed to make dollars scarce to keep the value up. Not over leveraging yourself is wise in this environment, and I saw it coming. At our house, we have been paying down debt.

>>60958055
Inflation is 2%, lmao how does that affect you?

>>60958072
>paying down debt.


So you don't expect high inflation like the pmg baggies?

>>60958032
>>60958040
Pretty noticeable difference

>>60957977
PMs will hold their value but they aren't going to moon like people think. It will just keep going up gradually. Holding is fine but I chose to sell because I see them going sideways for a bit.

UK bros, how do you get your silver? All these years I've just sucked up and eaten the 20% VAT from shops, auctions are even worse. After 3 years I've barely made the VAT back
rarely see second-hand silver for sale in person

>>60958101
>PMs will hold their value

Lmao, why do people claim this? A 100 year chart shows rocks going down for 30 year periods

>>60958083
I think I broke the bot, guys

>>60958083
>2% inflation
tell me you're a state actor without telling me you're a state actor

>>60958083

What? It’s at least 8% YoY in the west and rising.

>>60958072
I expect it to be persistent, yes but not rip your face off hyperinflation. They have had to start lowering the feds fund rate because of unemployment, even in the face of continued inflation. If people find better jobs, they will panic less, and won't have this "world is ending mentality" that causes the middle class to flock to buying silver. Silver is the poor mans PM so you have to trade it from that mentality.

>>60958091

>>60958151 was meant as a reply for you.

Just here to say I bought my gold and silver to simply hold on to in case of an emergency, I pray it does not happen so I will can just pass them to my baby son when he turns 18.

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>>60958148
Lmao, these are the cpi components, each of which are made up of subcomponents....no way you calculate this shit in your head when you literally buy rocks

>>60958151
>that causes the middle class to flock to buying silver.


The middle class is dumping gold and silver rummy

turd bot is a state actor

>>60958101
I don't think so. The COMEX is getting actively drained and more and more stocks and bonds will be sold to chase after physical. The 400M of investible silver could be accounted for if every American just goes out and spends $45 on silver. The entire GLOBAL investment demand could evaporate if people spend like 2-3 hours of labor to buy a single ounce. It is literally that razor thin of a market. We've already seen a single billionaire buy $1BN of physical. The amount of write-offs that are looming in the bond market caused by resource shortage will cause a panic of people looking to sell their paper-portfolios and flooding into physical assets. You can't leave your purchasing power in the ponzi anymore.

>>60958195
The smart ones are, yes. I sold mine into the buying panic because I see the recent price rise trading sideways and consolidating for a bit. I sold most of it on ebay to a grandma buying for her grand kids, and someone in the medical industry, gathered from where I had to ship the package.

>>60958223
>The COMEX is getting actively drained


It's being filled moron

>>60958234
It's pmg incels who are panic buying, coin shops are flooded with retail sellers, hence the low premiums

>>60958223
And if the bond rates go higher, then what? People will by bonds instead of PMs. Maybe people will start saving their money in bonds until they have saved up enough money to buy a house with cash. This feels like 70's stagflation all over again, not that I was around in the 70's but that seems to be what is happening.

>>60958254
>And if the bond rates go higher, then what?
Sovereign debt crisis/YCC.

>>60958251
PMs are high because banks and governments are buying. The average guy is selling, trying to make it through the silent depression he has been plunged into. If the long end of bond rates goes higher, those banks and governments will start buying bond, and less PMs. I don't know why you are arguing with me. It's clear you are some state actor, as other have claimed. Are you some kind of retarded bot?

>>60958285
>banks

Lmao

It's hilarious that everyone who buys silver is a schizo, retard or depressed incel

>>60958274
>Sovereign debt crisis/YCC

Even if all other countries are devaluing at the same time? I don't know man. One thing is for sure, real things have value, and that won't change. It's better for one to make sure you have a place to live, and the tools you need, before even consider investing. Just my opinion.

>>60958309
Whatever you say bot. Nothing is going to change your mind, as they clearly programmed you with guardrails to follow. If you're not a bot, then that is just sad for you.

>>60958311
>One thing is for sure, real things have value, and that won't change


Why do silver and gold routinely go down for 30 years?

>>60958309
Ironic post for someone who is responsible for 30%+ of the posts in this thread about a subject you hate. Do you Reddit troons have any self awareness?

>>60958159
Dope

gold is cool

>>60958325
Lmao, you think banks are buying silver,,,,nothing dumber or broker than a stacktard

>>60958381
I just told you that I think PMs are going to trade sideways or even down for a bit, and you are still attacking me. lol You are the stupidest, gorilla, nigger bot ever created.

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>>60957365
>Implying slv did, that seems contrary to their interest they get paid daily a % of slv value
Does not look at the embedded video where Jeff Currie explicity says that SLV admits that the shorts ARE the ETF.

looks like we have a shillbot
Next up we have the chairman of the CFTC admitting that the silver futures were able to TAMP down the prices during silversqueeze.

>>60958430
Lmao, you think banks are buying silver,,,,

Any other opinions,,,,,discarded

>>60958462
Show proof then

>>60958254
If bond rates go higher then people will be selling bonds, not buying them... The Treasury market duration has been decreasing so these bonds would then be getting issued at higher and higher rates. We already are on the cusp of a solvency crisis. We lose half of our tax receipts just to interest and that number will be rising exponentially in the coming few years.
>>60958246
Liar.

>>60958496
>The COMEX is getting actively drained

Yes you are a dumb liar

>>60957085
I am not advocating for this but the answer to this problem is just genocide. Hitler's problem is that he didn't seem to understand the Jewish control over America at that point and that is how the diaspora was able to free itself from across the globe. Someone, somewhere will fall for their tricks again if they manage to cry out for help to be freed.

>>60958496
Clearly there is a decoupling from the east and west economies. What if all parties of the western economies printed at the same time, buying each others bonds, even with raising bond rates. Yes, the value of their currencies would get devalued compared to gold but they would eventually be able to service higher bond yields with devalued dollars. I bet they print a bunch of money again, and create some kind of stimulus for people again, to devalue. Maybe they keep doing that until they devalue the debt to a point where taxes can cover the interest.

a fucking dogecoin keeps mooning while the rocks freefall

>>60958517
And you are a dumb bot that adds nothing of value to the conversation.

>>60958593
What is wash trading. Not a real market.

>>60958538
Lets not take the conversation in that direction. This is more about economic blocks competing. Besides, looks to me like Jews are viewing the world a bit more conservatively these days. Not everything is as black and White as we would like to make it.

>>60957692
I kneel
How much is it

>>60958595
Because you are a paid shill for Big Silver

>>60958627
He stole the pic, he sorts pennies for copper like a loser

>>60958627
Six million ounces.

>>60958630
What? I fucking sold you dumb shit for brains bot.

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>>60958485
>Show proof then
Jeff Currie admitting that buying the ETF cannot squeeze the price of silver because the ETF sells their silver back into the market isn't considered evidence? Proof is merely evidence beyond a certain threshold. Proof would require the exact sales data from the CFTC. They have the data, and know exactly who's doing it. Unless the shorts are all naked, given that the silver market traded 485 million paper ounces yesterday, there is only a very short list of entities with access to that much silver on COMEX.
https://youtu.be/hkOx-QuYeAo

Jeff Currie is the former Global Head of Commodities Research in the Global Investment Research Division at Goldman Sachs.

>The silver market traded 485 million paper ounces yesterday.
https://x.com/Thedudesetx00/status/1968632084030734661

>>60958646
Cry more baggie

>>60958649

Timestamp?

>>60958669
Don't bother baggie because you originally

>claimed chairman of the CFTC admitting that the silver futures were able to TAMP down the prices during silversqueeze

Put up or shut up scambot

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>>60958538
The problem the Jews have today is that most of the world's opinion of them is being updated with revelations that 271k is a more likely number than 6 million, and that they have been milking unearned sympathy for generations.

Seeing the blinding hatred that Jews hold for non-Jews, including innocent (Christian) men, women and children, and the real time ongoing (American financed and enabled) genocide in Gaza, is really waking up hundreds of millions of people around the world to just how cruel and sadistic Jews are.

Before anyone says:
>but not all Jews
I would point out that over 80 percent of Jews approve of the ethnic cleansing of Gaza, and approximately half of the Israeli Jews support genociding the Palestinians, and even using rape to torture suspected terrorists.
>47% of Israelis polled said it was acceptable for the IDF to rape terrorists.
https://youtu.be/T0VJyru1N5M?t=973

There are historical accunts of Jewish cruelty that people are becoming aware of that are consistent with contemporary Israeli actions. Israel blocked food imports to Gaza, so Israeli citizens would hold barbeque parties in the vicinity of starving Palestinians.

The Jews have historically been, and may perhaps still be proponents of slavery. We know Israel is a major destination for human organ trafficking.
https://xcancel.com/KarlRadl/status/1909943331745935383

>>60958595
>And you are a dumb bot that adds nothing of value to the conversation.
I'm wondering if this isn't an experimental AI, perhaps with a human wrangler. I wonder how many threads he's simultaneously shilling.

>>60958723
Yeah they convince white incels to buy silver to ruin their lives

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>>60956559
kek
>i’d buy fentanyl floyd coins for the lulz
dem huge, air stealing nostrils… how could he not breathe?

>>60958723
I does seem like there's a human managing these bots. This sort of thing is probably endemic to lots of threads but we just happened to catch onto it here. Going to get hard to find an actual human to talk to in the future. lol

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>>60956547
Is this a good time to buy some gold?

>>60958740
Yes coin merchants control the bots, anyone telling you to buy rocks is a shill

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>>60958757
Scary time to buy, huh? The economy is balanced on a razors edge: extreme inflation to offset extreme deflation. Which way will the economy go? I am so thankful to not be in the situation where I need to make a rash decision at an all time high.

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>>60958732
>Yeah they convince white incels to buy silver to ruin their lives
My silver has all gone up, and every time I think of it, I feel good. Sometimes I take out pieces just to hold and look at.

I make collodial silver, so I actually drink silver metal every day.

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>>60958740
>I does seem like there's a human managing these bots.
AI putting Jeets out of a job because they are to low quality to even be a 4chan shill.

>>60956547
Why didn't silver go up more since the fed just cut rates?

>>60958801
Is that one made by Scottsdale too?

>>60958120

Everyday this Cryptard with his 30 posts.

>>60958788
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTcmOIcWe8A

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>>60958757
>Is this a good time to buy some gold?
Let me ask you this. Do you think the US government will balance her budget, run a surplus and pay off her debt anytime soon?

Do you think the use of the US dollar for international trade will increase or decrease?

Do you think the economic situation of the western countries (US, Canada EU) will get better or worse over the near term?
(UK and France need an IMF bailout, Germany is talking about a trillion Euro debt)

If the situation in the west/USA gets worse, gold and silver are great hedges. If everything turns around and it's happy and prosperous, than gold and silver might go down in price.

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>>60957991
based maloney enjoyer
I have been here for a few years but just discovered him a year or so ago thanks to anons.

>>60958626
I hate to say it but that is my honest thought. They are often the problem in history's darkest corners

>>60958757
Yes fren

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>>60958946
The entire world is getting tired of them.

>>60958960
Thanks /biz/, boughted.

>>60958757
That depends on what you think is going to happen in the immediate future. If you think we are going to have ww3, then the current price is cheap. I personally think that they will let money velocity go higher with lower rates, and maybe little bit of stimulus, especially going into the holidays. People are stressed right now but if they are less stressed, they will spend their money on things other than PMs. That is how I gauge where PMs are going. PM prices are at a current high, and will probably go down or at least sideways for a bit.

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>>60958788
>The economy is balanced on a razors edge: extreme inflation to offset extreme deflation.
They will NEVER allow deflation when they have a fiat printer because that would mean they have to pay back their debt with Federal Reserve Notes worth more than the ones they originally spent.

Deflation is only a feature of hard money. Same thing with real estate, if they allowed house prices to significantly drop across the board, that would trigger a systemic bank failure.

Even if there was an extreme deflation, like in the 1930s, PRICES dropped, but not the value of money, so people having physical gold and silver experienced an INCREASE in purchasing power, despite the deflation.

If real estated crashed, and with bank failures, AKA the great taking, the only people with real money would be the people who kept their physical gold and silver.

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Ben, the jewish guy, learing how fucking gay grading jews can be :)

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>>60958994
Nice

>>60958999
Word salad

>>60959010
Are you illiterate? That was an easy post to read.

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New 2026 Sovereign soon please.

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From the last thread >>60956103 an anon posted a great video from a notorious silver liar.

Jeffery Christian, who I regularly criticize for being a Goldman shill who regularly lies about silver, did a video where he talks about how if you don't hold it, you don't own it isn't true, and then he explains all the many different ways that YOUR externally vaulted gold may not actually yours, and can be lost through no fault of your own.
https://youtu.be/Bn3Ge0hI8x8

TLDW;
1. Vault steals your gold (goes broke, bankruptcy, fraud, etc)
2. Broker (who contracted the vaulting on your behalf) steals your gold (goes broke, bankruptcy, fraud, etc)
3. Government seizes the gold in the vault. (has happened before see the Liberty Dollar story)
4. Allocated vs, unallocated (unallocated means you don't own anything, you merely have a claim for the cash value of a certain amount)
5. Vault storage fees will eat up your gold (1%-2% per year)

While Jeff Christian says "if you don't hold it, you don't own it" isn't true, he actually proves it is true will all of the exceptions where if you actually don't hold it, it can legally or illegally be taken without compensation.

If you do hold it, it can only be taken away by physical robbery which is cost prohibitive for the government and extremely difficult for criminals if you keep your mouth shut and take steps to secure or hide it.

>>60958997
I hear what you say and it does look overbought, but I still want some

>60959010
What time is it in Mumbai? (12:48a.m.) Looks like the Jeetbots are on shift.

>>60959020
Double and single sov?

>>60958999
The deflation is ever present in the repayment of debts. Paying off your mortgage or if the government pays off a note then that destroys money. They constantly have to offset it, but it is still there. If the commercial banks are no longer credit worthy and they stop giving out loans for houses etc then everything will come screeching to a halt. How do you get money into people's hands when commercial banks are on the ground level and most capable of doing so?
Who will keep taking on loans if housing is saturated? Who will take on loans now that people are more wary of student loans? Only the Federal government is left and even they are maxxed out.

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:)

I just borrowed 30k today. Fixed rate fixed term 3 years 15% cost of credit. Can pay down early no penalty. This is now 30% of my PM interest. The rest is physical. Dropping it on Gold and silver junior/senior. Four ETFs. Before anyone talks about “great taking” scenarios. If things get that bad I’ll be telling the bank to fuck off. I live somewhere where the banks have essentially zero coercion power. Especially in a collapse scenario. If I think it’s headed that way I’m will swap it all out fast for physical and deal with the only thing worth worrying about later. The taxman. Also I have land already full owned and more coming through inheritance.

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Guten Abend

>silber goes up to $30
>I am too afraid to buy
>silber goes up to $40
>I am too afraid to buy
>silber goes up to $100
>I am too afraid to buy

>>60959094
I bought when SVB went under. That's when I knew I needed something physical in case another crash like that happens.

>>60959083
Looking at this pic here instead of on my phone, it's actually insane how much detail is changed between BU (left) and AU (right).

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>>60958997
>PM prices are at a current high, and will probably go down or at least sideways for a bit.
I honestly would rather that be the case than a zoom to $50 to give more opportunity for the little guys to slurp a little longer.

When silver starts to zoom, the well heeled boomer class will go all in and price the modest stacker out of the market. The $43 top was a modest shot across the bow that woke up a few thousand more middle income families to silver.

Gold is already outside the payscale of most American families net savings. I strongly discourage using credit to buy precious metals under normal circumstances.

The fundamentals for silver are VERY sound. Silver is an essential industrial metal, gets consumed, much of it cannot be recycled, some industries (electronics) which consume about half of the annual silver production are relatively price insensitive, so if the price of silver went up 10x the cost on a $1500 smartphone might increase by $30.

Silver is in its 5th year of a supply deficit, averaging about 150 million oz per year, so available stockpiles continue to deplete. Since most silver (70%) is produced via byproduct of other metal mining, and new silver mines take up to 20 years to bring online, when we run out of above ground silver, the deficit will manifest in skyrocketing prices, forcing out less profitable users and incentivizing recycling and scrapping of old coins, sterling silverware, etc.

The main reason why we have anti-silver shills on this board is to try and discourage use of silver for investment. Because investment isn't an essential use for silver, (gold and bitcoin can be a dollar sink) the shills, working alongside the bullion banks who manipulate the market, help discourage any significant demand on the investment side.

As yourself:
Why do we have so many different anti-silver shills who dedicate so much time to shilling against silver, and ONLY silver? This activity cannot be explained by mere mental illness.

>>60959122
>>60959083
>bu left
>au right
Is that what they are / were listed as? You can tell a pretty big difference.

>>60959131
The left wasn't described, but I bought it because it looked BU to my eye. The right one is APMEX's random year AU selection (bought by a friend first then handed off to me).

The color is also slightly different between the two, so I was at first mildly concerned one was fake. But they sigma correctly, are perfect dimensions, and sound the same.

>>60959085
Sounds like your bank will get all your land and inheritance for $30k, sounds like a great deal.

>>60959085
You sound like a retard, sorry. Buying anything on credit is a curse. Don't buy things you cannot afford.

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>>60959086
Nice!

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>>60959038
If you are suggesting that they cannot allow deflation, I agree. The fiat money creation cycle:
>money is lended into existence, and more money must be subsequently created to pay that interest

necessitates an ever expanding money supply. It must always be increasing to cover the ever increasing amount of interest needed to cover the current money that has been loaned into existence.

As the total amount of money increases, the amount of interest required to be paid increases proportionately. Fiat money creation generates a positive feedback loop.

Positive feedback loops grow exponentially and always self destruct.
https://youtu.be/AvKThT5Q4XM

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>>60959034
Yes:)
For me the double is expensive but I really want the new more gold colored one.

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>>60959085
>I just borrowed 30k today. Fixed rate fixed term 3 years 15% cost of credit.
I don't advocate this for the average person, but for someone who really knows what they are doing, this is merely a leveraged position, and in my opinion, EVEN IF the market shits the bed, the miners will actually do even better as there is a flight to safety.

So long as you have the cashflow or necessary liquidity to service your debt without having to cash in positions at a loss, there is a high probability you will come out ahead.

I do not have the chops, or the testicular fortitude to play that close to the edge, but you just might win bigly.

This is not the gambit for pikers, amateurs or dilettantes.

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>>60959094
What often happens is people hesitate until it reaches near the top and then buy. Silver and Bitcoin are examples of Giffen goods. As the price rises, demand for it increases.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giffen_good

>>60959220

Service is easy. I wouldn’t have done it otherwise. Plus I’m fixed rate fixed term with option to pay down no penalty. Normally i agree leverage should be avoided. But I could have been silly with a 100k and just managed. But why be greedy.

In the end. I’m happy to track everything daily and I know my limits for risk. So will likely bail before any tip and be happy with a 2 or 3x. But my suspicion says it could be a lot more it you want to risk it.

>>60959252
No one cares, dude.

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>>60959131
>Is that what they are / were listed as? You can tell a pretty big difference.
Lighting isn't great. I used an old halogen lamp to side illuminate these silver coins and they look yellowish. If I had used a flash, it would wash out the details on the medallion.

>>60959158
>Sounds like your bank will get all your land and inheritance for $30k, sounds like a great deal.
Not if his gamble pays off. The likelyhood of silver dropping to $30 is extremely low. He will see $50 before $30/oz. If silver goes to $50, his miners will double or triple in market cap.

That is not to say there is zero risk. Leverage is always a double edged sword.

>>60959283
>Not if
That's what I said.

>>60959180
This only works until you reach the saturation point. Interest is exponential and the amount of money needing to be created will start to return less and less economic impact while the drain of needing to constantly pay debts and interest. The "system" comes with an inherent drag which is the inefficiency of having to pay employees to simply manage it and keep it running. So as more is needed to leave our pockets to keep the payment system solvent, it becomes less and less inefficient and often too slow to put the money back into circulation.
This might work great in 1980 when we start the process of deficit spending. But by 2025 the system has run its course and we actually are not getting anywhere close to enough ROI on deficit spending to pay off the debts and interest. $1TN in interest is astronomical compared to the market cap of global yearly production of silver. Not long ago that number was only like $24-30BN. That is 3% of the money we spend just on interest.

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>>60959165
>Buying anything on credit is a curse. Don't buy things you cannot afford.
Zero leverage is the most conservative way to invest. It's how I prefer to do it, but the daring can sometimes pull it off, and I won't begrudge them their right to live hard and fast and risk dying young.

>>60959238
Gold recovered nicely and never went back down to the $700-900 lows of that time. I don't think the banks can pull off another 2008 like they could in 2026. We have too much debt now and the government is not credit worthy to pick up the tab.

>>60959283
I'm going to laugh my ass off when they hammer the silver price back down to $30, and then buy back in.

>>60959283

The worst case scenario. Is confiscation not the investment dropping. In that case the banks are bust anyway and have no enforcement mechanisms in Ireland. And in that scenario my physical makes it all look like a trifle anyway. Maybe your justification is different. The only think is I’m guaranteed 40% tax on gains. But who cares if it moons. I’m covered anyway. On an aside. Who do you think all those Trillions in liquidity disappeared from the reverse repo market? Where did all that cash go? Who did it go to? Why is gold rising? I’m just copying these motherfuckers on a smaller scale.

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>>60959295
>This only works until you reach the saturation point. Interest is exponential and the amount of money needing to be created will start to return less and less economic impact while the drain of needing to constantly pay debts and interest.
USA has already crossed well beyond that event horizon. America is already in fiscal dominance.

We all know what comes next, don't we.

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>>60959311
>I'm going to laugh my ass off when they hammer the silver price back down to $30, and then buy back in.
I have zero leverage, so if silver dropped to $30, I would absolutely buy more. The beauty of zero leverage is I don't care what the price of silver is at any given moment time, silver is an insurance policy that I really hope I never need to use.

>>60959229
No its a risk aversion and information phenomenon
Most people dont hear of mooning assets until they are 90% to the moon