Testing if a webm will work edition >Why Gold & Silver?https://youtu.be/i3S4rl6ehiIhttps://youtu.be/gksenA5Al_Ahttps://youtu.be/FI7NnOg2rxo>Huge deficits in minerals such as silver by 2050 inevitablehttps://youtu.be/iibsrDXdEos>Bullion dealershttps://libertycoin.com/(US)https://www.chards.co.uk/(EU/UK)https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/(Ancient)https://www.luciteria.com/(Otherrare metals)https://www.ma-shops.com/(Numismatics)https://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/(US)https://stoutgold.co/(US)https://www.aydincoins.com/(US)https://prospectorsgoldandgems.com/(US)more at:https://pastebin.com/gZfZHtNE>Numismatic searchhttps://en.numista.com/catalogue/https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/>News and graphshttps://numismag.com/en/home-en/https://silverseek.com/https://www.silverdoctors.com/https://www.mining.com/https://silverbacksnakes.io/finance/silverhttps://www.gold.org/goldhub/data/gold-reserves-by-countryhttps://wtfhappenedin1971.com/>Comparehttps://findbullionprices.com/(US)https://eu.compare.pm/(EU)https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle/(DE/EU)>Resourceshttps://www.jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/https://www.coinflation.com/http://coinapps.com/https://erikasgrig.com/calculators/rpi-calculator-inflation/https://learn.apmex.com/buying-guide/buying-in-the-usa/https://pastebin.com/5aLmWUUK>Prospectinghttps://youtu.be/ZCL6FKQZyoMhttps://www.usgs.gov/programs/mineral-resources-program/sciencehttps://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/en/news/mines-and-mineralshttps://www.amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X>Nitric acid, magnets, and ping testhttps://youtu.be/3mg9YcAShTo[Embed]https://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVY[Embed]https://youtu.be/2ymGAyKAg-k[Embed]https://www.fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-databaseprevious thread: >>61488372
Just so you know, i got rich from buying Silver
>>61490772Webm works, too bad crypto bros cant enjoy fondling their investment like we can
>>61490772Soon, these massive stacks are going to be viewed as some mythical constructions that could only be realized in the legendary times only few have experienced and can remember.
Thank you baker for your timely thread.
>>61490799Nice tower. I hope we can make a better one this thread.
dead market
>tamp it down using 300 million paper contracts>it moves down 30 cents and it goes back up anyway>central bankers are literally shaking and shitting their pants>false flags and sabre rattling intensifiesSoon. I'm not sure what, but soon it will happen. Something is broken.
>>61490800this pic is who IQ wishes he was
One Denarius contained about 1/7 of an ozt of silver, before it was debased. (4.5 grams silver)>Ancient Rome: ~8 days of work = 1 oz of silver.>Today: A few hours of work = 1 oz.>Now tell me #Silver isn’t suppressedhttps://x.com/SilverApeKing/status/1999843723035787630
>>61490805>it moves down 30 cents and it goes back up anywayHappening in realtime right now.https://www.kitco.com/charts/silver
>>61490805Yep, this is totally organic market movement. No kvetching to be seen in sight.
Just so you know, i got rich from not buying Silver
asahi chuds where you at?
>>61490826Here's what happened last week, unprecedented $4 dollar slam down.>>61490829>Yep, this is totally organic market movement
>>61490799postan my stack again, cause I'm not gonna get it all out for another 3 months
>>61490836Fucking absurdity is what we're living through. Never held on to a metal thing harder in my life.
Not my cat, not my silver.https://x.com/InvestorCrate/status/2000324979716653307
>>61490836I find it funny that cryptofags pretend to be victimized when they have the full backing of central powers. Yet they talk a lot of shit on stackers and silver in general. I don't know how people can see the writing on the wall and then either ignore it or make fun of it. Are they shills or just not very smart?
Complimentary coin giver might be the most based anon on the planet
Pile postin
>>61490838I would trade one of my golds for one of those smexy argor heraeus kilos and some other stuff.
>>61490841It's because of their games that you get a once in a multigenerational opportunity to reap a windfall. If you're younger than a boomer, you've been fucked out of nearly every normal opportunity that young men have taken for granted for generations. The only way things could be worse is to for young men to be forcibly conscripted and sent to their death in a meat grinder like in Ukraine.
>>61490818Because silver = silver, right my guy? The amount in circulation or the cost of mining it simply has no impact on its value, which is perfectly unchanging across millennia. Amazing.
>>61490855>forcibly conscripted and sent to their death in a meat grinder like in UkraineNot trying to be doom and gloom, but aren't yuropoors basically living through that reality?
>>61490859They will be, soon
>>61490838How many oz is that in silver can’t be fucked to count it Also is 8kun down ?
>>61490857The amount of silver, (numerator) divided by the number of people, (denominator) has gone down considerably since 1900. Possibly back to Roman Empire ratios.There is less than one available ozt of silver per person in the world right now.
>>61490818Retarded ass logic, and I stack heavy.Pic related, I wonder why Silver was worth so much more when it was mined painstakingly slowly with rusty pig iron tools compared to now when we dig up mountains of it?
>>61490859>Not trying to be doom and gloom, but aren't yuropoors basically living through that reality?The only answer is to become ungovernable.Do people control the government, or does the government rule the people without their consent? If the latter then people are slaves. Is this the proper method of living for a rational animal?
>>61490868In that pic is about 1500oz, and I have another 500oz not in that image, in the form of two heavy ass silver book-ends and tubes of britannias at my dads house.
>>61490870Explain to me why the world supply of silver divided by the world population is a meaningful figure at all. Very little of the world population uses silver.
>>61490870This is still retarded logic, silver is undervalued yes, but there is absolutely zero point in trying to draw comparisons between its value in fucking ancient roman times versus its value now.You know what else was super valuable in ancient rome? Glass. Steel. Purple dye. FOOD.An ounce of silver cost hours of labour in ancient rome because it took hours of labour to mine, like everything else was comparatively so much more expensive before automation.
>>61490878That’s a hefty stack what kind of gold are in the pic? Bit hard to see
>>61490879If you use electronics you are using silver, solar panels, switches, breakers, ignition systems, cell towers
>>61490855Also>fucked out of nearly every normal opportunityBoomers had it so good, but as it goes, good times create weak men. Nobody will be prepared for this shitstorm. Sure, us stackers will be sovereign at least, nevertheless, there are rough times ahead. They had it so good, being able to work minimum wagies, still be able to afford 1 bed x 1 bath apartments AND with some spending power. God, I cannot wait for this economic circus to pack up it's clowns and fuck off for a while.We are at ham sandwich costs +$20 with tax/tips of the fiat cycle.>>61490863Raped by VAT, immigrants, and chinese drones. A sorry to the eurolads ITT.>>61490874Monetary transactions outside of their banking system makes them literally shit, piss, and jizz their pants all at once.
>>61490868>Also is 8kun downSomething DNS broke, It was working fine for a few weeks under it's original (pre-Tarrant) name, but that stopped suddenly a couple days ago.The onion address still works perfectly, but one cannot post images if using Tor.The 8kun address works but generates an error when posting images. I hope it's a "transitory" issue otherwise the imageboard without images is kind of a waste. YT video embeds do still work however.
>>61490884the labor to obtain silver has nothing to do with the price. your silver isnt inherently more valuable because you took a year to manually dig it up. what matters is scarcity. and silver has never been more scarce.
is silver ever going to have a red day ever again? i'm getting priced out over here
>>61490868>>614908938kun being a slow chuggin' piece of shit again? Nothing new under the sun. I would migrate but I wasn't even able to poast after turning off my vpns and deleting cookies.
>>61490893Thanks for the response, I miss reading the posts it had a great and tight-knit community
>>61490879Silver is in electronics for phones, cars, solar panels and medical equipment. Not everyone can have a solar panel and electric vehicle but for some reason the low prices of todays solar panels and electric cars makes people think that silver is abundant and the fore cheap... this artificial abundance is ending. If a single solar panel uses 40 grams, then 10 on a house is 400 grams which is ~12 toz, and then a tesla is 1 kg of silver ~32 toz,. That person there with the panels and car uses 44 toz of silver which is 44 people's worth. very quickly one see's how giving everyone advanced technology is not possible with the available resources.
>>61490845One more was delivered yesterday and three are in the mail.
>>61490896>the labor to obtain silver has nothing to do with the priceFuck off retard, never notice how food went from being 80% of peoples costs to 20% when food production got automated? What about when cars went from manually built luxury machines to mass produced production line products? Are you seriously that fucking stupid you can't put two and two together and work out why silver would cost hours of labour in ancient rome and why that logic does not apply to 2025 when we mine ancient romes yearly output every day with machines the size of buildings?
>>61490887
>>61490879>Very little of the world population uses silver.Very much of the world population uses the US dollar. Do I need to connect the dots for you?
>>61490913I am 1 of 3. Cant wait kind sir. Hope i can do something nice in return
>>61490920>Very much of the world population uses the US dollar.Nigger you better be trolling I swear to god.
>>61490918gonna say it againthat 1825
>>61490772Was listening to this while the webm playedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47dtFZ8CFo8I definitely feel safe and sound with silver around
*savage stacktard noises*WHOOOOOOO!!!YEAHHHHHAAA!!!WOHH!! WOH!!YEHAW!!!!AWOOOO!!!WHOOP!! WHOOP!!!AYEEAAHHAA!!!
>>61490844>Are they shills or just not very smart?Both. Only a handful of them understand macroeconomics or geopolitics and the ones that do ultimately understand that a high silver price is bad for crypto because graphics cards/crypto miners require silver to work.When you factor in all of the AI datacenter projects coming online, trade wars, real wars, green energy/solar panels, inflation, pending market crash, etc. etc. etc the writing on the wall pretty clearly implies that we (based and redpilled rock enjoyers) will unironically pull the plug on their ability to make a profit in crypto.>*teleports behind cryptobros*>Heh, nothin personal kid, it’s all according to keikaku.
>>61490915Lol Christ really is King
>>61490925Say it louder for the people in the back.
>>61490914you ever realize why food is cheap? Because they subsidize the companies and farmers to give the people the mental safe feelings of stability and comfort. They keep it cheap to keep the sheeple calm and docile. Yes technology made food cheaper and much lower in quality and in most cases probably somewhat toxic to your health. Do you eat the cheapest food you can find? Eww. Even though advances in mining have happening to make mass production profitable, the remote locations and lower quality silver ore balances out the gains in efficiency. So before you go calling others retard, you need to think of the macro and develop an understanding of the topic before you tell everyone you took the covid 19 vaccine without telling us you did.
>>61490936The other 1825
It's good to see silver is getting its confidence back.
Did anyone buy the new 2025 China dragon coin? Pic unrelated
>>61490938You are an actual spastic attempting to make a logical pretzel by implying that the reason silver, and as a matter of fact ALL forms of metal from ancient rome, are comparatively 100x cheaper today, is not because we mine and refine it at 100x the scale and 100x the efficiency, but because of... "Government subsidies" Genuine mega retard.
>>61490914>food went from being 80% of peoples costs to 20%this isnt true at all. half of people are on food stamps and are subsidized, their food costs are actually closer to 200% their costs. people are poorer than ever. and yes labor does not = value, this is commie logic who wonder why they are poor when they "work hard". like i said, silver has never been more scarce and the people who actual have silver right now hold like 90% of it. the roman empire had the population of a small modern european country, we are talking about the global economy, the average roman citizen was richer than the average modern person. >we mine ancient romes yearly output every day with machines the size of buildings?and 125% of that is used every year which is why its scarce dummy. use your brain
>>61490818>2 dimes = 1 denariusthis is why junk is necessary
>>61490829HFT supercomputers have been doing most of the trading everywhere for like 40 years now. If you’re under the age of 50 then you have literally never seen an organic market.
>>61490944Stop being a retard, keep your malformed room temperature IQ ideas in your head rather than spilling out of your gormless drooping jaw, and post your stack.
>>61490664>I remember you posting a 1790s Liberty Cap US Large Cent that you slurped cheap a while agooh yes, picrel you mean? I think i've got a second one not long ago (in similarly poor condition) but i've not taken pics of it yet.
>>61490884It's perfectly conceivable to imagine a situation where the US dollar collapses. In such an event, supply chains get disrupted, production drops, along with standards of living that we take for granted.In the immediate aftermath barter will become the immediate medium of exchange. The best and most desirable barter goods will be those that are fungible, compact, high value density, durable and desirable due to being a luxury good.Gold and silver are the ideal barter items for these reasons.There's been talk of revaluing gold (devaluing the dollar) to $40,000/oz. At a 20:1 ratio, silver would be $2000/oz, 40:1 would be $1000/oz which would put it well within the range of value of a Denarius during Roman times.
>>61490941I wanted to but thought the premium was too high. But looking at it now, it might not be the worst idea. I think new Germania rounds are more than this now, where they weren't even close before.
>>61490664>and have you gotten any other good old US coins in the past year or so that would make us burgers jelly?few ones :3I try to not go too heavy on US coins since the Bloumpf tariffs tho, burgers are a bit nervous ordering from the EU because they get charged an extra 20%, plus french postal services straight up cancelled parcels shipping to the US since last summer. I've to send stuff as declared as documents on the custom form...Anyway, i know you love tiny ones, look at one of the best deals i got this year for spot, hidden in a lot of junk : half dime 1863, total mintage of 18.000ex only!
>>61490949>he knows hes wrong but wont admit it
>>61490945>this is why junk is necessaryOld constitutional 90% is the ideal barter material if something happens to the financial system.https://youtu.be/7Miy878rSVQ
>>61490664Also i'd like your expertize since i'm not too familiar with mint errors yet. I purchased this one as a date filled die error 1877 US Trade Dollar. I've no reason to doubt the seller, it's a reputable pro seller. He got absolutely incredible stuff, sadly i can't afford most the stuff he auction, but i've spent at least 15K€ to his shop lol.But i myself can't tell if it hasn't been done later (i don't know why someone would do that tho)... and i couldn't find any similar filled die among trade dollars, so i'd really enjoy your thought on this one.In any case i'd be happy with the coin, i didn't pay any premium for this mint error, the coin even went for slightly below normal's 1877 market value.
>>61490961
>>61490955>plus french postal services straight up cancelled parcels shipping to the US since last summerThat's nothing compared to what the US Postal Service does.
>>61490960The ASW silver spot for 5 quarters is wrong for the pic
>>61490957This is the last (you) you'll get out of me, retard-kun, if all you can bring to the table is "you took the covid vaccine" and "food is actually more expensive now for the average person than in ancient rome!" then you're not just lacking in intelligence, but basic logic altogether, and mentally defunct people aren't worth interacting with.
Moooooooning Resumed
>>61490960>>61490972yep.quarter = 0.18 tr oz5 quarters = 0.9 tr oz$46 spot x 0.9 = $41.40$65 spot x 0.9 = $58.50
>>61490969Idk man, we are talking about a historical ally (vassal) totally shutting down private parcels shipping with no intent to reopen it until the tariffs are gone. I find it pretty extreme. I can send stuff to Ethiopia, Iran or Yemen, but not the US. Only others countries where i can't send stuff is Russia and Ukraine lol. What kind of message does that send diplomatically?
>>61490969lol, so true
>>61490972>The ASW silver spot for 5 quarters is wrong for the picThe math is completely wrong, but is it inconceivable that 5 1964 quarters could be worth $83? At around $100/oz their math would still be wrong, even though the final answer would be coincidentally correct.
>>61490980>"you took the covid vaccine"why are you bringing this up?
>>61490986hey, it could happen
>>61490981>Moooooooning Resumedhttps://www.kitco.com/charts/silver
>>61490999>999Don't jinx it man
>>61490993Dumb people took it
When I get paid again I'm dumping half my paycheck, my 401k and 20 year old mutual funds into merc dimes. I'll have 300 oz of generic rounds, 400 ASE and 1.5k face value in merc dimes. 15,000 dimes or just over 1k ounces in silver. This is the only way to recoup my losses for not buying in 2019 like my late dad told me to.
>>61491019>dumping half my paycheck, my 401k and 20 year old mutual funds into merc dimes>15,000 dimes or just over 1k ounces in silver
>>61491005too late
>>61491041yeah, we moonin senpai
>>61490927
>>61490911That's great, how does all of that lead to the conclusion that the price in labor hours must rise until it equals that of ancient Rome? An M2 Browning + ammo in ancient Rome could have singlehandedly turned the tide of almost any battle. Back then it would have been essentially priceless, you could have bought an army with one. I guess that means we are overdue for a big repricing on M2 Brownings once the world figures out how valuable they really are (in ancient Rome).
>>61490983>Idk man, we are talking about a historical ally (vassal) totally shutting down private parcels shipping with no intent to reopen it until the tariffs are gone.Short of a declaration of war, is that even legal under international law?Are they allowing private couriers like DHL to operate? I know that Canada briefly imposed retarded counter tariffs on EVERYTHING coming from the USA, changing the rules WITHOUT notice which created a multimillion dollar disaster between customers and shippers.They dropped that shit quickly when it caused the entire system to seize up.>What kind of message does that send diplomatically?It says the Macrons are super butthurt about the US not willing to slap down Candace Owens.
>>61490999already drawing a profit after buying a few hours ago
>>61490918>George III considered the 1817 "Bullhead" portrait to be unflattering and ordered that a new one be madeSeeing it on an uncirculated coin makes me understand why he hated it.Still, it's more iconic than any other portrait on a British Coin until you get to Queen Vicky.
>>61490884An ounce of silver costs hours of labor right now for everyone who makes less than $63/hr, which is most of the people… pretty much everywhere.
My humble stack mostly acquired pre-covid. I’m poor but will keep DCA’ing for as long as possible.
If I were to buy the following, what would be a good price:56 Washington quarters.25 Mercury and Roosevelt dimes.14 Walking Liberty and Kennedy half-dollars.
>>61490960> if something happens to the financial system.WHEN something happens to the financial system*All fiat currencies eventually go to zero. (I don’t make the rules I just enforce them.)
>>61490944>half of people are on food stampswhat reality do you live in? Even in the 50s the amount of food people could afford was astronomical compared to the gilded age before.
>>61491052My contention is that it is conceivable that silver could increase in relative value in purchasing power to the equivalent value of a Denarius. At least for a short period of time.Silver is more likely to go up in value to equal the purchasing power of the Denarius in Roman times than it is for the US Government to reduce it's spending to 5.5% of GDP
>>61491073Nice stack
Bought the top
>>61491073Nice golb
>>61491087Feel dirty but comes out to 62.72 per ounce. Could be worse I guess
>>61491073Based humble cozy stack
>>61491053>Are they allowing private couriers like DHL to operate?Yes i think so, it's only our commie postal services, they always find new excuses to do less work, i'm pretty sure it's just that actually kek. But that's very bad optics for sure. Fucking lazy cunts.>It says the Macrons are super butthurt about the US not willing to slap down Candace Owens.You can't even begin to understand the absolute pink wojaking of Macron rn, his bussywife is in full meltdown. Lately they hired the most expensive jewish cabinet of lawyers in the US on frog taxpayers' dime just to go after schitzOwen. It's been like 3 weeks and it already costed us over 5€ millions in lawyers wtf. They seethe hard but still find a way to assfuck french ppl in the process.
>>61491087Based topper
>>61491091>Feel dirty but comes out to 62.72 per ounce. Could be worse I guessYou could have bought it next week when it's over $70.
>>61491087Just now? Grats, silver should keep trucking if the economy doesn't totally implode
>>61490952Hell yeah that's the one, burgers would pay 300+ for that and be proud to own it too, liberty caps are awesome coins>I think i've got a second one not long ago (in similarly poor condition)You're makin' me jelly fren, condition isn't super high but it's quite satisfactory for collectors over here, people will pay 100+ for examples so worn you can hardly read the date. I still haven't found one for myself yet while you're over there slurpin all sorts of killer old US type coins, nicely done man>>61490955>for spot, hidden in a lot of junk : half dime 1863, total mintage of 18.000Amazing, that's probably a $300-400 coin and you're right that I have a soft spot for half dimes, they're adorable little things>>61490961>But i myself can't tell if it hasn't been done laterYeah your suspicion is probably correct, around the space left by the missing "7" you can see 2 roughly parallel tooling marks and a divot which you wouldn't have with a filled-die error. With a filled die often there'd still be a faint raised ghost or trace of the part that got filled but on your coin the surface of the metal was scraped down even lower. Unfortunately it's just a modified coin and that's probably why you got it cheap, but I'm sure you could sell it to a burger for profit, trade dollars are very exotic and desirable collectibles here.
>>61491075$1,000 USD would be my offer if they’re willing to haggle.
>>61491075Is $850 fair?
Do you think there's any silver on the moon?
>>61491105>>61491104Oh, i simplt took the face value timed it by 40, then haggled a bit to get $850. I dig the calculator though
>>61491105$850 is 20% below spot price. If I were the seller I would decline.
>>61491106im sure all the electronics under the crust use plenty of silver
But if he really needs the money then take the deal. It’s a solid discount, if you don’t buy it I will.
>>61491117I thought it was plasma?
>>61491117It’s probably carbon nanotubes or some kind of super advanced piezoelectrics.
>>61491126its an artificial satellite. martians created it to terraform earth
>>61491131This
>>61491139Crazy in the head, crazy in the bed.
I think the populations of Venus and mars had a hyperwar hundreds of thousands of years ago and destroyed the biosphere of both planets and then the survivors set up shop in earth’s orbit (that ship is now the moon) and the moon also stabilized the weather enough for them to come down here and have sex with monkeys.
>>61491103>Unfortunately it's just a modified coin and that's probably why you got it cheap, but I'm sure you could sell it to a burger for profitDamn that sucks, but yeah i'm not too worried, at worst i'll break even i think. No cries in the casino lol!
>>61491150Oh and Atlantis was some kind of (temporary) colonial outpost.
>>61491150Well yeah, it's kind of obvious.
Bought some 100 toz Elemetal bars some time ago, it was either at spot or $0.70 over (too lazy to check). In hindsight, I should've bought constitutionals instead. The minor savings would've add up to a lot, allowing me to slurp up more silver. At the time, I thought it was a good deal (still do, more cost effective vs generic rounds), oh well. As for the bars themselves, they definitely have some heft to them. I had imagined the bars being really shiny, with a mirror finish, but that's not the case (have some dents and scratches).
>>61491103btw have you run across exceptionnal coins brought into your shop? If you really want some oddity showing up at the shop (for yourself i mean, not as a store), how does that work?
>>61491150>that ship is now the moonCould be right, theres shit going on up there alright.
>>61491099True. Just don’t love raising my avg but it’s all good. Comfy 317 oz now. >>61491101I mean I’m buying silver and gold because I think the economy will implode, whether thays in the next couple months or we see more Jewish tricks and it’s delayed til late next year… but any crash related to that would be temporary for precious metals. At least that’s my impression. Decided we aren’t gonna buy a house in spring and wait so gonna continue to get more PMs and have less stinky fiat in our HYSA. My dream? It’s simple… buying a house and a couple acres without a jew mortgage. Just could use some hopium to quell my fears of being priced out for life with endless printing and 50 year slave sentences
>>61491182kino & classic
>>61491169>The minor savings would've add up to a lot, allowing me to slurp up more silver.That's the key. Especially once one has a some smaller pieces for liquidity. If 100oz is the lowest cost per oz, get it. If 90% is available at a discount to spot, go for it.Get the most weight in silver for the least cost to maximize quantity. When silver goes to 3 digits, the only thing that matters will be the absolute weight.
>Gold/Silver price ratio: 69:1>Historical: 15:1>Mining ratio: 1:7>LBMA inventory ratio: 1:3https://x.com/GoldSilverHQ/status/1999993362179666072
>>61491219Silver millionaires being created...
>didn't buy enough>don't want to buy the topIt's over
>>61491219>$167 Silver:>100 days of +1% per day.>Keep it simple, stupid!https://x.com/GoldSilverHQ/status/1999917237713727524
>>61491224>Silver millionaires being created...Some of the future millioinaires may be in this thread. We know IQJeet won't be one of them.
>>61491226
>>61491150It would explain the debris cloud where there should be a planet between Mars and Jupiter. Also, if I recall correctly, Mars has a shit load of Xenon, which doesn't occur in any significant amounts in nature.It requires nuclear detonations. Also, the human circadian rhythm is 25 hours long.Same as a Martian day.
>>61491252>Also, the human circadian rhythm is 25 hours longIt's 24 hours and 30 mins.
>>61491270>It's 24 hours and 30 mins.What an odd period. What's it based on?
>>61491252>>61491150An alternate hypothesis explaining the debris would be that Saturn was our original star, Mars, Venus and Earth were in something called a linear polar orbit, and Sol (our current Sun) came too close, and captured the galactic electrical circuit, turning Saturn from a red giant into a gas planet.The enormous electrostatic forces wrecked Mars, made Venus incandescent and fried a bunch of early humans, (carving Grand Canyon in a few hours or days for example) and terrified the survivors.https://youtu.be/1qdT75I9Fuwhttps://youtu.be/6fjcPguafugAlthough orthogonal to the above thesis, I also believe that there was a high probability of intelligent humanoid life on Mars in the past.
Wake me when there's a happening
>$136 silver by March 2026?>If Comex is indeed in a controlled demolition process and they let silver run by 5% per week (as in the past weeks on average).>$280 Silver at +10% per week.>Compound growth is powerful.https://x.com/GoldSilverHQ/status/1999509556746158120
>>61491226How nuch have you got, friend?
>>61490859Lol, i use to think this was overly optimistic >>61490802/pmg/ hot take: the biden nigger round would be the most expensive silver from this site if auctioned
>>61491291Rest in peace, Wallace Thornhill.
>>61491182If this was real wouldn't those have to be about the size of Delaware to show up like that?
>>61491345>Rest in peace, Wallace Thornhill.He punched above his weight. Dave Talbot as well.
Is cashing out my 401k (20k) to buy silver a dumb thing?
>>61491373>Is cashing out my 401k (20k) to buy silver a dumb thing?Not if you believe silver will go up several multiples from here, while the value of the dollar will go down.https://youtu.be/lUq8DTRPqEA
>Silver — update >Breakout through the $62.71-$63.71 range and to new all time highs it goes.>Reject $62.71 and a double bottom around $60.63 will probably happen before higher — but still higher.>Breakdown below $60.63 and a touch of the top of the chop watch range at $58.53 may be in order. Then higher.>Stay tunedhttps://x.com/potassium_phd/status/2000417174729466366
>>61491404>URGENT UPDATE>price may go up, sideway, or down>thanks for your attention to the mattervery instructive
>>61491404I look forward to adding that and this to the collection someday
>According to the latest update, 11,578 delivery notices have been issued so far on the silver Dec25 futures contract - a new single-month ATH.>However, what's even more remarkable is that according to the same report, all Dec25 silver futures buyers will stand for deliveryhttps://x.com/DarioCpx/status/2000365747386847620
Triple digit silver in early 2026 is basically assuredkeep on stackin never stop stackin
>>61491196>silenceIts over, I kneel to never owning my land and house
>>61491460it's over (for the comex)
>>61491394>videoHOLY SHIT!I don't usually watch these kind of videos but it showed some really important information:>the first part talks about whatever SETF and /pmg/ is talking about, about silver mooning to at least $700, nothing unexpected here>the second part talks about the current stock market: EVERY SINGLE PART within the stock market is already down right now by 50-70%, EXCEPT the tech/AI sector which averaged keeps everything afloat. This is really BIG and it explains the other thread in /biz/ that the tech sector must not be allowed to crash, because that's the only thing keeping things afloat! Literally the whole economy has changed its focus from human needs to just keeping some machines churning along. When the tech sector goes down, everything is going down.>the third part talks about the cycle investing approach, and it predicts the gold bull run that's starting now is going to last around 10 year (+- 2 years) and it suggests to stay away from the stock market until then; you rotate to stocks in 10 years; he predicts $16,000 gold, and 1 ounce gold = 0.75 S&P stock, nothing unusual here
>>61491103Hey scrapchad, great to see you back the last couple days. We've missed your expertise.I agreed with you on frogbro's trade dollar, it looked like tool marks to me as well. I can't remember if I ever posted the coin I got "ripped off" on before. I know I've told the story a few times. The seller had listed a "GILMAN POOL HALL" token at auction with no reserve. He listed it as Gilman Colorado, a small mining ghost town near me. If it was from Gilman Colorado it would've been worth maybe $125-$200 or so. Me and some other fool had bid it up to $62 before we must have both decided to go look the thing up on tokencatalog. Turns out it was actually attributed to two other towns, neither one in Colorado. The other bidder dropped out and I ended up with the token. I've kept it just because I don't want someone else going and selling it again as a ghost town token. also I suppose it's possible it's from Gilman Colorado and the other two attributions are in error. I haven't actually checked if there was a Gilman Pool Hall in Gilman Colorado because records from the town are very limited. But most likely it's not from Gilman near me. anyways here's a pic, it's on the right. One on the left is an authentic Gilman CO token, with the name spelled wrong. I think I picked the authentic one up in the $150 range during covid. Hopefully the pic is rotated correctly, my editing has been fucking up lately.the seller who sold me the badly ID'd Gilman token had also accidentally sold me an $800 token for $36 once so I didn't make a fuss about the Gilman thing. That one he didn't bother to set a reserve and started bidding at $0.99 apparently because he was confident it would go at or near previous sales. Not sure why nobody bid on it, but I got that one amazingly cheap. After that he started setting the initial bids at $200-$400 for tokens from that town and did a lot better.
>own 4 5oz batbois from the 2020 silver meme season>remember I own them and look up the premium for giggles>10%>barely more than an ASEI can't remember what I paid for these little shits but I'm quite sure it was too much. Fuck.
fuck I hope I get my tax return before march
>>61491523I've been getting fucked on my taxes the past couple years. I make like $45k a year and they wanted $2k from me last year
>>61491196>When silver goes to 3 digits, the only thing that matters will be the absolute weight.Not necessarily. I've been watching very expensive low-mintage new coins climbing up at a rate faster than the spot. Once they sell out (and depending on the design) they get silly expensive. I'm becoming a fan of the pricier stuff.Pic related: $214 new, from a dealer. Two are up on ebay - 1300 (obo), and 2000 (I admire his optimism).
fuck, I am living fomo, just bought another 20 ounces.Am I making the right choice bro's. I don't want to of made another mistake. Financially speaking.
>>61491524Better than giving the (((government))) an interest free loan. You’re doing it right anon
>>61491528I just bought 10. It will go higher
>>61491460wow, Dario is almost as good of an analyst as Andrew Maguire
>>61491528I bought 20 rounds and an eagle and maple a couple a hours ago for 62.71 avg. if we get slammed to mid low 50 then I’d make one last buy. But my bags packed just over 300 Oz
>>61491532>>61491534god willing, I am now at 220 ounces. Will try to buy my aunt and uncles silver from them when I see them for Christmas. Hopefully they part with it.
>>61491539Well done. Keep stacking as you can with extra cash. Just don’t go into debt or neglect other financial responsibilities in order to do so
>>61491522Where are you seeing them at these prices? I might get one if they're available on a site that doesn't have sales tax.
>>61491539>at 220Lmao what's the point, get a job or start a business idiot
>>61491524A stacktard bad at taxes? Lmao at least you aren't that loser who volunteered to pay a $22,000 tax penalty to borrow his own 401k...Anywho read the tax code not incel bligs
:)
>>61490892what's the deal with the $20 bill? I suspect I'm missing something
>>61491524I made it a side goal to be a net tax drain on the zog government and I succeeded I always get a return back; but I think it’s break even……..I need to somehow get autism bux
fuck )))its((( back and it’s stinky!!!!!!!!
>>61491576It's just an old $20, I suspect he has it because the design is nice and bills that old don't circulate anymore.
>>61491576Older series and some china notes... maybe he collects.When the dollar implodes I intend to pick up some nice crisp $100 notes for pennies on the dollar as novelties. Can't stomach holding on to such things now, too much waste.
>>61491543no, of course. I still have a few grand for my bills but I'll get a few k here at the end of the month.Just got to get my stack in before what gets me 10 ounces gets me 5 ounces...then 2 ounces.
>>61491226>be me>have a metal budget >buy silver or gold on dips>get pirate horde over time>get rich stacking
>>61491599the dips never stay anymore
>>61491599Based, you weren't like this matey who had years to stack but only had the dedication to get a couple ounces of silver and some copperhttps://youtu.be/XleFjWZZVn4?si
back above 63
>>61491588>Grandpa, why are you holding that stack of paper money and giggling?>Well you see, back when I was a kid this was called a "strap", it was worth $10,000 which was quite a lot of money back in the day.>Oh, wow!>But then when I was a grown up, the money became worthless really fast because they were printing too much of it, so I went to the bank and picked up a few straps of hundred dollar bills because I thought the idea of having all of them was hilarious. Your dad used to play with some of them like building blocks actually.>Wow that's neat!>Here, you can have a strap, it's not like they're worth anything, they were so common people would burn them for fuel back in the day.
10 years (and 20 years too lmao) etc of pmg and no one has made it.....never will
So China raised the margin rate for borrowers 12% before the SHFE open to orchestrate a slam AND silver is going up in price?! What is going on?
>>61491610>Grandpa, why are you holding that stack of paper money and giggling?>>Well you see, back when I was a kid this was called a "strap", it was worth $10,000 which was quite a lot of money back in the day.>>Oh, wow!>>But then when I was a grown up, you could buy stocks and Bitcoin cheap so I went to the bank and picked up a few straps of hundred dollar bills because I thought the idea of having all of them was hilarious. Your dad used to play with some of them like building blocks actually.>>Wow that's neat!>>Here, you can have a strap, I have $ billions from my investments, lmao some incels bought rocks instead, they died broke virgins>Lmao
So China raised the margin rate for borrowers 12% before the SHFE open to orchestrate a slam and dumped 500 million ounces on lmba AND silver is going down in price?! Lmao
>>61491622you are possessed with hatred. did precious metals kill your father and rape your mother as you watched or something?
1:1 GSR
>>61491620You don't strike me as a father. I know you say you have kids but I really can't imagine any woman allowing that to happen.>>61491605>had years to stack but only had the dedication to get a couple ounces of silver and some copperI've got that beat. I've sold off over 100lbs of silver and at least 3lbs of gold in the last 30 years. Put the money into a house. No ragrets
hello anonsjust looked at the pricewhats going onany news?
>>61491605>copperMade it on the critical mineral list ?I only have 5kg of pennies. And a nice pile of copper wire scrap.
>>61491653we are witnessing the dragons vanquishing.The chosen few, silver stackers, shall inherit the earth.Then a bounty will be put on iqdelete and all indians.
>>61491622It's going up retard. Look at the charts.
>>61491667im mostly in goldbut even that is up hugelycrazy nonstop train
>>61491620Jeet
How much face value in junk is good for shtf? Most of my silver is pure rounds.
>>61491698Well you're gonna need some Mercs for blowjob money
>>61491631you are possessed with greed. did peter Schiff promise to cure your virginity if you bought magic rocks or something?
>>61491651You buy rocks,,, lmao that's your life,,,you have no imagination
>>61491514>predicts the gold bull run that's starting now is going to last around 10 year (+- 2 years) and it suggests to stay away from the stock market until then; you rotate to stocks in 10 years; he predicts $16,000 gold, and 1 ounce gold = 0.75 S&P stock, nothing unusual hereHere's a very old chart that correlates with things that happened in the past and can be expected to happen in the future.
>>61491721And your posting on a board for people who want to discuss making money. What's your fucking point?
>>6149169820,000 face of junk should last a few months after the world collapse
>>61491725I made over a $ million studying you losers for 2 years
>tamp on Fridays>moon on MondaysEvery fucking time
>>61491721>possessed with greedWhy are you even on /biz/, your subversive nature shows your judeo-indian nature.your izzat stock is worthless.White god has blessed us.
>>61491725>board for people who want to discuss making money.That's not why you are here this is a social club for incels to larp as winners ,,,look at us in 2 weeks we will be somebody,,,,not
>>61491731any special newsdid I miss something over the weekend?
>>61491730>tell people they're losers for wanting to make money>gloat about your supposed wealthFuck off dude, people like you are actually worse than IQ posters
The Monetary Flood Is Here—Who Will Survive?https://youtu.be/PP1EW1x-XVI
>>61491735Nothing in particular happened, this is just the Friday to Monday cycle for the past like 10 years. They tamp to buy on Fridays then moon it on Mondays. Tale as old as time.
>>61490838Very nice fren.
>>61491743okmakes sense
coming back to retest the ceiling gentlemen.
>>61491622The margin news is more disinformation by the brain dead shill channels that gets mindlessly parroted by sheep. Just because people are on the internet saying stuff, doesn't make it true. Andrew Maguire can prattle off endless lies for an hour straight without missing a beat. Goys couldn't comprehend this level of insolence but the jews know it as chutzpah.
Actually, forget about blowjobs for Mercs, I'll take an oil change for my car for a Merc
All these tourists replying to the stinky Jeet desperate for (you)’s. Guys, please show some restraint. It’s shitting up the thread
Shiny rocks > long nose tribe ious
https://goldprice.org/HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Maybe it'll be Merc threesomes and not just Merc blowjobs actually
>>61491754Always take what twitter shills say with a massive grain of salt; some of them have decent takes, but by their very nature they're always overstated/hyperbolic. Sensationalism is what gets eyes.
>>61491772Pmg is the distillate of 100 silver scammers, just do the opposite and get rich like IQSUPREME
>>61491754>Andrew MaguireHe was an early whistleblower over COMEX price manipulation.>Andrew Maguire Explains Gold and Silver Manipulation on COMEXhttps://youtu.be/bKLQGJ_GGZk
https://timmoore.house.gov/media/press-releases/congressman-tim-moore-introduces-critical-minerals-trade-security-actOh fuck
>>61491736Lots of losers here, 401k moron, mercury dime incels, idiots that think 1000 ounces will make them rich, idiots who buy physical etc etc,,,, all losers
>>61491779You must be new here, Ive been following the silver market and the talking heads since 2011. Maguire is a master at making shit up, almost every interview you start picking it apart that there's no sources and no facts.My favorite was a couple years ago he claimed the "Turkish Central bank was draining silver stockpiles."https://youtu.be/WSMiH2k8MNc?siHe sells a digital silver token, kinesis. Good luck with that.
>>61491782So far, nothing. Aside from that, what's your concern?https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/6659/text>As of 12/15/2025 text has not been received for H.R.6659 - To establish within the Office of the United States Trade Representative a Chief Critical Minerals Negotiator, and for other purposes.
>>61491757Heloo,,,,,,,, this is silverman2000,,,,, i pay 500$ ounce in 1960 and tax,,,,,,,,,over 1200'% every day,,,,,lol, his format isnt very hard to copy.
>>61491767Ooooooooh
>>61491809keknow were using the crypto memes
>>61491815
>>61491782>>61491796The bill text is linked at the bottom of the page.
>>61491818doesn't matter, it won't be materialized (if at all), in time to stop what is coming.
so, if silver keeps increasing in price, won't it eventually become too expensive for use in the various technological applications that are driving current / future demand? For example, solar panels could make up 30% of all annual silver use, but if the price is $1000 per oz, doesn't that make aluminum a more attractive alternative?
>>61491829Lmao, you will enrage the pmg incels by suggesting that price effects supply or demand
>>61491829How is aluminum going to replace silver if it has different properties?
>>61491837for solar panels specifically, an all aluminum version was patented in 2015. it takes twice the aluminum, but they claimed there was no loss in performance at 0.6% the materials costhttps://www.pv-magazine.com/2015/08/18/natcore-swaps-silver-for-aluminum-in-solar-cells_100020645/
>>61491818Incase you knuckleheads can't read through it to see where it applies...>the Chief Critical Minerals Negotiator shall submit and publish a report that—>describes the acts, policies, and prac-tices relating to the trade in critical minerals of countries (usa not excluded here) determined by such negotiator to—>pose a risk to the supply chains of the United States; and>determines whether each act, policy, or practice>‘‘(i) creates a supply chain vulnerability which would be detrimental to the United States defense, energy, and critical infrastructure sectors;>the Chief Critical Minerals Negotiator shall submit to congressional committees a plan to respond to the findings of the report, including any action taken under title III of this Act, to each act, policy, or practice identified that was determined to create a supply chain vulnerability which would be detrimental to the United States defense, energy, and critical infrastructure sectors.I think its hardly a stretch for "hoarding" to be labeled as an act detrimental to supply chains, ans theres nothing explicitly limiting the role to trade only. Im not saying its EO6102, but shartbrothers need to keep their heads up.
>>61491847why wouldn’t the industry have switched already?
>>61491851i don't know. my question is whether they will if / when silver moons and whether that then undercuts silver's value.
>>61490954Why are you on APMEX?Their silver ticker is priced higher than any other, you'll be forced to pay sales tax AND their premiums are far far higher than any other vendor.
>>61491854silver carbon battery that will be rolled out will help keep the price up. Industry will of course try to find alternatives but international green initiatives will continue to subsidize. Entire markets won't swap completely. Especially when alternatives are less durable and untested thus far.
>>61491851>why wouldn’t the industry have switched already?Because industry NEEDS something that will work for 20-30 years. There's lots of promising technology, but most of it hasn't been proven.Classic silver/silicon based panels have been used since the 1950s.Solar/Wind power are retarded outside of niche off grid applications. They are neither baseload, nor dispatchable, and contaminate a well running power grid with unscheduled intermittancy which necessitates enormous infrastructure to mitigate.Ratepayers get raped while the top 10% collect huge subsidies.https://youtu.be/K2e6N9C1ubs
>$8.99 over spotbut truly it's >$14.10 over spotFucking ridiculous for ASEs. Monument Metals had ASEs on sale for just $1.99 over spot last week.You're just really fucking stupid if you buy off APMEX, unless you're buying a coin that can ONLY be found off APMEX it's an absolute waste of money. Enjoy being scammed buying from them.
>>61491863But the worst part? APMEX's silver ticker.Always priced $.30 higher than the actual spot price of silver.Compare APMEX to any other vendor, they always have a rigged silver ticker.You are DUMB and STUPID if you buy off APMEX.*spits*
>>61491859>international green initiatives will continue to subsidizeThe dizzy ditzy European leaders will need to decide whether they want an industrialized society or a "green revolution" that ends like the last french revolution.
>>61491868those fools are true believers. They will whine and stomp their feet and make their nations worse and their enemies better. They would gladly slaughter their own children to continue drinking the punch.
>>61491862>Wind Turbines
>>>/pol/523603252>>>/pol/523604458I haven't seen so much anger, seething and kvetching since SETF threads.
>>61491829>if silver keeps increasing in price, won't it eventually become too expensive for use in the various technological applications that are driving current / future demand?Considering that solar, like wind, only works when it gets subsidized, it's probably good that increasing silver price kills the industry.
buy gold
>>61491876>>>/pol/523602585Reminder, even Stalin couldn't confiscate gold from the Soviet citizens, they had to set up special stores where one could buy anything, including imported foreign goods, so long as they paid in foreign currency or gold.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TorgsinNobody with half a brain or more is giving their shiny to the government.
>>61491883Im not a big fan of those restrikes, or restrikes in general. Just a little autism but I don't think the year should be incorrectly depicted. I think Mexico did that fir a while to circumvent certain gold laws when ownership was banned after a certain time.
>>61491829>won't it become too expensive?Average amount of silver in a solar panel: >An average solar panel contains about 20 grams (roughly 0.64 ounces) of silver, used as a conductive paste for "fingers" and "busbars" to collect electrons, though amounts vary from 3.2 to 8 grams per square meter.Average cost of a single solar panel:>$300Average cost to install solar panel system:>$15k to $27kSo, no.And, before you ask, the new solid state silver batteries for EVs could contain 1kg of silver per car. At $100/oz, that's about $3200/car. It would currently cost $2000/car. This is meaningless for a $35k-$60k vehicle with a battery that lasts 20years, has a 9min charging time, and twice the range of a comparably priced lithium powered EV.The US dollar will become toilet paper by the time silver hits the $1000/oz, and then industrial use won't matter at all because the world will be done with fiat.We already have a comparable, recent historical example with platinum. A catalytic converter uses something like 7 to 9 grams of platinum. From 1998 to 2008, platinum increased from $349/oz to $2000/oz. Did the world stop making cars? Did cars become luxury items, only available to the wealthy? No. Think about the questions you're asking before asking them, and you may prevent yourself from asking dumb questions.
>>61491873>They would gladly slaughter their own children to continue drinking the punch.If they keep up the stupidity, expect revolutions in UK/France/Germany.
Is it worth being picky and only limiting myself to buying .999 coins in standard weights (1oz, 1/2oz, 1/4oz, etc.)? A lot of commemorative coins come in weird ass weights and jewelry grade 900/925 alloys so I can't decide if they're fit for stacking purposes or not.
>>61491782>>61491796>>61491818>>61491848REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>61491880>>61491862>>61491868if green tech, which requires large amounts of silver, is stupid and will be abandoned(?), doesn't that kind of kill part of the premise of silver's value?
>>61491896focus on quantity, not design. The more you have will determine the gain.
>>61491896It's worth it to be picky, but you should consider 90% and pre 33 as well. Skip numis and commemorative unless is extremely cheap. Restrikes are pretty cool too.
>>61491888>comparable example with platinumwell, we did get a lot of people stealing catalytic converters. if your logic holds and the rising cost of silver doesn't increase the cost of the resulting products, doesn't that turn solar panels and electric vehicles into prime targets for thieves?
>>61491910just means more replacement cost and supply demand.
i own nothing, and im happy!>there are no words to describe the insanity…the chosen, historically had periods of greatness (to they/them) followed by disaster, pogroms, holocausts and persecution. why do they continue this pattern?thousands of years and they still get it wrongwhy dont the rabbis have a sit down conference and say, maybe they have been doing it wrong he while time. i truly believe the coming timeframe is going to make the inquisition, scapegoating, “death” camps seem like kindergarten. maybe then, their awaited moshiac will finally arrive. absolute kekages!personally, im eagerly awaiting larry fink’s head on a pike. be well gentleman!
>>61491867they are using silver futures price if it is 0.30 higher
>>61491910I was going to inb4 this question, but had more faith in this board than it deserves.It's a 20 year battery. They'll build it into the car so that you'd basically need to take the car apart to get to it. Catalytic converters hang exposed beneath a car - the car can have every entry point welded shut, and one guy with a Sawzall can still remove the cat in 5min. It's like saying keeping gold in a safe in your house is the same as keeping it in your mailbox - i.e., please think about the question first.
>>61491910>>61491935Also, the silver in a solid state silver battery isn't a kilo bar with .999 stamped on it. It's a silver containing chemical slurry, and you need a lab to turn it into pure silver. And then you need to convince a buyer that your Cletus n Jamal bar is legit.
>We three kings of Madison square >Trying to sell this cheap underwear. >They're fantastic, No elasticSilver supply is NOT elastic. Jae Kwon appears to know nothing about the industry.As most in this thread already know, 70% of silver production is byproduct from base metal mining, and the silver price typically represents a rounding error in their balance sheet. Often not even listed as a line item. The price of silver has zero meaningful effect on the amount of silver being produced.The remaining 30% of silver production is from silver mines. Due to the generationally low price, there has been little exploration or development of new silver mines. From discovery to production we are looking at a 10 year minimum timeframe to bring meaningful amounts of new silver mine production online.>Tim Moore - Representative for North Carolina's 14th congressional district (Republican) has introduced a bill to confiscate your silver coins.https://youtu.be/VajTt1hrT4k
>>61491898>if green tech, which requires large amounts of silver, is stupid and will be abandoned(?), doesn't that kind of kill part of the premise of silver's value?Possibly. Solar won't be feasible at $600 silver. Neither will solid state EV batteries.
>>61491927Omar!
>>61491969See: >>61491888My trips don't lie.
>>61490772>the world is about to collapse governments are fake and the only thing that can save us is rocks.
>>61491979>My trips don't lie.In that case, I'm glad that we get to look forward to 3 or 4 digit silver.
Silver is near $64 again. I hope the lads could slurp some silver this weekend.
>>61492012I thought about buying some on black friday at ATH of what, 55 or so was it? didn't though.
>>61491993>silver ape king>ai slopis this a top signal?
how much silver to have a harem after the great reset
>>61492018I know how hard buying into a rising market is. DCA, with extra on the dips. Buy the CHEAPEST per oz silver that you can find. (and afford)Little by little it adds up. it's not unreasonable to expect silver to go up several multiples, possibly even 10x.
>>61492022>is this a top signal?Yes, save yourself, sell it all NOW!
>>61492033idk I've got about 600oz or so at average of $22/oz so it's not terrible but I wish I'd bought more back then, still kinda want 1000oz
>>614920441000oz @ $600/oz is $600k.
>>61492033>it's not unreasonable to expect silver to go up several multiples, possibly even 10x.yes it is lmfao
>>61492056the value of a silver dime from 1964 is now $4.62 meaning silver has nominally gone up 46x in the last 60 years.A 46x increase in your parent's lifetimes.another 10x isn't just reasonable, it's fucking inevitable.
>BREAKING US bill introduced to CONFISCATE silver due to Samsung Silver Battery PatentIs this BS?
Status on Cheesed to Meet You rounds?
>>61492054true I mean if $600 were realistic it would of course be smart to buy more now. I'm just ultra conservative investing idk a wuss I guess>>61492071WAIT I missed out on ANOTHER meme coin? damn
>>61492075the bigger concern is that silver could do a 10x and still be the worst investment out there.Like if the dollar declines by 20x and silver does a 10x, you lost money. If silver goes to $600 but so does a loaf of bread, you lost money. this has happened before with silver. It nominally went up but didn't keep up with inflation, so it actually went down.
>>61492064yeah and check the S&P500 over that timeframe as well.if you have the wait decades for the 10x who the fuck cares.
>>61492067>Is this BS?I haven't seen the text of the bill that says anything about confiscationhttps://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/6659/text
>>61492083>if you have the wait decades for the 10x who the fuck cares.every time you speak you make it more and more obvious you don't live in the US, and don't deal in dollars.
>>61492082>this has happened before with silver. It nominally went up but didn't keep up with inflation, so it actually went down.The days of silver price suppression are over. Silver is essential, the dollar is dying, even boomers and central banks are starting a flight to safety. Gold keeps going up, silver follows.Silver is the best performing commodity so far this year.
>>61492087quit being a pedantic know it all retard. everyone knows that everything goes up in price over the long term. its a waste of electricity to point out inflation exists, especially on a business and finance board.the issue is retards who are predicting 200-300 dollar silver next year and are fomoing in right now.
>>61492085>confiscationLast week it was 'devils metal' this week its confiscation, again.These FUD narratives are extremely bullish.
>>61492083Buy S&P500 then. Come back here in two years and gloat. Meanwhile, feel free to fuck off.
>>61492095What's the next psyop? Hoarders? Speculators? Traitors to national security? Windfall taxes?
>>61492093>the issue is retards who are predicting 200-300 dollar silver next year and are fomoing in right now.I think silver is due to drop after the first of the year, but what do I know?I do know over time the dollar is going to continue to shit the bed and seems to be getting much worse lately. So buying silver might not pay off in the next 6 months but I'd bet anything it'll pay off in the next 6 years.>>61492092>Silver is the best performing commodity so far this year.I've seen it moon and crash before. Maybe this time is different. I don't know. The last few times it failed to deliver in the short term.
>>61492093>the issue is retards who are predicting 200-300 dollar silver next year and are fomoing in right now.Silver went up more than 100% over the last year, and the year isn't over Another 100% puts silver into the $150-$200 range. The real squeeze hasn't even started yet.We've owned silver for decades. Why should waiting two or three or 10 more years be an issue?
>>61492098>telling someone to fuck off for telling you to be reasonableim not even a hater i own silver im just not a delusional fomofag
>>61492107Silver speculators have been beaten down so many times, some of them are like an abused dog who is always cowering.Stackers who bought and forgot felt no pain, only gain.
>>61492114so what's your prediction? silver to drop or crab?line up and place your betsI'm personally not buying at this price, but I do think it'll go over $100 and stay there in the next few years.
>>61492115I won on silver but that was clear back in 2012 and after decades of forgetting I even owned any.but past performance is no indicator of future performance. I know I don't like the stuff, but that doesn't mean it can't break out and do new things.
>>61492119my prediction, not much different from here. maybe 50-80 next year, certainly not a 10x anytime soon.
>>61492124noted. I memorize what people predict here. Would you like your prediction associated with a name or persona?my personal fave so far is frogbro at the beginning of this year predicting $50+ EOY because he seems to have nailed it.
>>61492114Telling someone that gold was going to go up back when it was $2000 wasn't fomo, it was wise advice. Telling someone that silver is underpriced due to systemic, provable market manipulation.The manipulation continues to this day. On Friday, 900 million oz were traded, many paper oz were sold short to hammer the price down by over $4.00.Eventually the fraudulent paper markets will default, (force majeure is a soft default) and we will get real price discovery.An essential part of that price discovery will entail the realization that silver production is NOT elastic, and it will take years of high prices to increase production. Eventually in 10-20 years, the production may increase relative to demand to result in a surplus.I expect to be long out of most silver by that point in time.
>>61492127call me the anti-fomofag
>>61492130>Telling someone that gold was going to go up back when it was $2000 wasn't fomo, it was wise advicenot sureI've been buying and selling gold since 1975 and when it hit $2k if you told me it would move quickly to $4k I would've called you crazy.50 years of experience in the gold market and that surprised me. A lot.
>>61492130kek why are these price predictions are always associated with deranged conspiracy theories
>>61492138got it, thank youI'm closer to your view, but then I was very wrong about this year so I don't know.
Looking good!
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>>61492141Deranged conspiracy theory that resulted in a $920 million dollar fine. Sound like someone is in denial. Let's see if we can get you to the next step of your healing process, anger.
>>61492172Fresh out of the oven.
>>61492142>>61492138I smell consensus crackers from you both.Are you the next tier up from IQDelet? He was clearly laughing stock.The two of you sound just like (((fellow))) silver owners. How many shekels do you get per post?
I always scroll the turbo-normie news headlines for silver. No mention, but now copper is getting headlines.
>>61492193The only time silver got a headline that I saw is when they called it the Devil's metal. Meanwhile, every ATH for bitcoin was blasted across every outlet.It's why we have permanent anti-silver shills in every thread.
>>61492174>small ragtag group of traders broke the rules like they do for everything (not unique to silver)>somehow this proves there is a current conspiracy>>61492192ok now cool it with the anti-semitism
>>61492200I've got you pinned like a bug.
New >>61492214>>61492214
>>61491848>Im not saying its EO6102, but shartbrothers need to keep their heads up.Point taken.
>>61490772>Testing if a webm will work edition >Congratulations, and welcome to the 22nd century fren.
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