Like the subject saidI want to keep the value of my money, multiply it as wellI still can't decide what to do with a capital of $200k
I'm all in on silver. Physical silver, that is. If my iq was 20 points lower I would be all in on energy. If it was 20 points lower still, I'd be into various crypto like xrp. But because God blessed me with 140 iq and discernment I am all into physical silver for the shitstorm depression of 2027.
>>62749466I was also interested on silverbut some friends told me that gold could be more profitable... think I will keep going with my original silver idea
>>62749458Similae situstion, but also a father with 2 kids 2 and under. No home, and torn on what to do. On the one hand I don’t want a Jew mortgage, but on the other, it’d seem wise to lock in this low a rate with the hyper inflation comin. But then who’s gonna wanna pay the inflated taxes and insurance and bills that come along with that? Crash has to come. Not sure how much longer banks will be lending JewSD for a 30 year term, but I guess they’ll just seize it once you lose your job/can’t afford the inflation of the rest of your expenses. So basically, I’m just not doing Jew mortgage, and hope to buy with cash in the next year or two when the pain surfaces. Prob central /South America to be honest. What kinda retard would sign a 30 year mortgage in a nation that’s on the brink of an inevitable collapse. So for me, it’s Heavy PMs, re-entered crypto a few months ago, still have 100k left in HYSA and that makes me uncomfy
>>62749473Don't go all in on anything, regardless of your principle capital. Silver is great but is tied as much to manufacturing, particularly electronics, defense and batteries/power conditioning; as it is to gold. In a gold bull silver may outperform, in a recession it will underperform gold atleast for a time. If your buying one you should be buying both. In a manufacturing and defense growth phase marred by inflation silver could benefit from both catalysts as well as looming production deficits but no one knows when this will happen. Ratios are often debated, 100:1 was fairly common and I think is a practical benchmark to start from. I haven't bought any more crypto and refuse to sell. These could have similar effects to metals in an inflationary environment though capital would not be evenly distributed and would trend away from shitcoins. Even if you bought both crypto and metal I would suggest you diversify further still under the premise that many things are capable of happening. I would stay away from trading cards as I suspect as people get squeezed the market will trend like that of the auto market. There are endless cars for sale on the roadside by me now but unlike charizards I can and will eventually need to buy more vehicles regardless of how saturated the market becomes. Put the rest of the money in to something that yields or equities.
>>62749458>no clue about any /biz/ stuffWhen I was looking into making my first investments I diversified since I already knew I'd have to DYOR a lot to even choose what to start with, never mind picking one type of asset over another. That and numerous time-stamped photos of people who had some combination of metals/stocks/crypto.You're starting with a lot more capital than I did. I went with the basic minimum metals people recommended (1 ozt gold, 100 ozt silver) and then used the rest on stocks/crypto. It happened to be that I chose well and the crypto I picked outpaced stocks and metals by a considerable amount. Doesn't mean it'll be the same for you.Spend the hours reading the whitepapers and roadmaps. Think about how you might rotate gains from one asset into another and consider why one will take off before the other. You won't see every opportunity unless you're spending 16-24 hours a day looking for stuff as it launches, but new opportunities keep coming too.The important thing is to understand stuff before you buy. You're not going into debt so the gains will outweigh the losses. You repeat this process as long as you want at the pace you choose. People spend a lot of time looking into a PC build, a new vehicle, expensive appliance and so on. Do that for investments. Investing is just one big learning process.
>>62749458Why do I keep seeing anons with 200k in here? Is it like some kind of inside joke
>>62749466I'm all in on silver miners. My IQ is 160.
>>62750925There are often threads about "six figure hell" and many of those will be in the low end when they have to specify.
>>62749458what is tcg?
>>62749458Precious metals. Orange man already said they will inflate the debt away.
>>62749473Why not buy both?
>>62751169Trading card games like Pokemon. Degenerate speculative garbage for subhumans who make a living on scalping.
>>62749458test
>>62751221No try again, the big value is in vintage and truly rare. You’re being distracted by scalpers and letting emotions take control. Coinbase is planning to do something with cards so think about what that could mean.
>>62751229There's nothing vintage or rare about TCG especially when the companies just reprint cards all the time.
>>62751221Thanks>>62749458100% BTC>>62751225It didn't work
>>62749458Split between PMs and Monero. The interest in cards could evaporate at any moment, you have to get in and out before the moment where people realize the actual terminal buyers of these things that actually want to collect them and not play musical chairs with them is pretty small and they might not be as willing to pay during an economic crisis.
>>62749458get the 200k and invest 10k in 20 alt coins20k in 10 alt coins or 50k in 4 alt coinsif you did good research you got an easy 10x and if you found a gem its 100xGet the profits and buy silver and gold with it
>>62751242fucking hell is this what chick women look like after squeezing out 10 brats?also imagine raping every single one of them senseless
