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Is 1k oz of silver and 16 oz gold enough to buy a house when all these fake shit economies collapse?
>>62814466probably
>>62814466>enough to buy a house when all these fake shit economies collapseYou'll buy multiple houses with that.
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>>62814519Sounds like it's far enough along for an entry.Still Osborne Mint?Will there be serial numbers?
>>62814599Still Osborne, edge serial
>>62814466You’ll buy an estate, easily
>>62814519>>62814599BASED
>>62814603>edge serialFor both?
>>62814659Yes
so what's the news?did it turn out unshakable institution demand was a mirage?did it turn out the silver market could satisfy the global industrial base at its peak?does this mean the silver glut will only increase from here as global economic activity continues to slow down?
I bought four ASEs last night, so expect a HYUGE tamp Sunday evening. Godspeed pmg
For our German readers: 2026.10.24 Dr. Markus Krall; "Gold FÄLLT, JP Morgan sagt 6.300 Dollar: Was wissen die Notenbanken?" Most likely it will go to 6.300 $ soon, and more. But what about copper/bronze? I stocked up a bit recently, and over the whole year, my bronze stack grows. ... Maybe end this year I can afford some gold too at my LCS. Bronze+silver is still cheap to get at fleamarket. Need save cash too, always invest in multiple stuff. Also invest in knowledge, education too.
>>62814716I'm liquidating shitcoins into physical gold and silver, so the price is probably going to act like a nigger. Just ordered a 1/4 ounce gold eagle.
>>62814719Forgot Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rq_-ejNDuyc
>>62814466you could buy a house with that right now
>>62814721I'm probably going to do the same thing, I'm kinda over crypto and just want to focus on other avenues of income/investments.
>>62814719>>62814729Danke Genosse
>>62814721Yeah, we're definitely not out of the woods just yet. I keep reading that things won't normalize until post mid-terms/sandnigger eradication. Last thread I said to expect a $45 and $3,600 range. Things are just not looking good, not enough liquidity in this fuckass jewish market. I am going to do one more big buy probably next paycheck and then just sit on it till the proverbial shitstorm secedes:- 1/4 oz AGE- 10 oz Silver bar- Tube of Buffy's
>>62814799I'm expecting it to get more niggery too but sometimes when the price gets super low coin shops jack up the premiums on Eagles and right now I am trying to focus on those exclusively.
>>62814466once you hit coinvivor tier you're pretty much set
>>62814740>>6281472198% of investors are idiots. World class losers doing dumbshhit because they are lazy gamblers who saw a video from conmen. You are part of the 98%
>>62814806What price range are you look at for eagles? I can't find anywhere that isn't 5-6 dollars above spot, and that's a modest premium.>>62814817I'm basically Roman tier, feels good mane.
>>62814799>. I keep reading that things won't normalize untThis is the perfect example of an idiot investor. He thinks stuff he reads from shills and grifters is real insight into the now and the future and how to get rich. Lmao. What a moron, no offense frfr
Do not feed: 0ZpA5NGo any (You)'s. Let the dumb nigger starve to death.Obvious troll, obvious.
>>62814848I'm buying more on the regular, my price point has been around 4k/60 for gold/silver. Bought a lot of government silver rounds when it dipped, but I'm buying mostly now from mintbuilder which while it takes forever to ship has 3 dollar premiums for eagles and something like 2.69 for maples.
>>62814670Thank you!"Duplicate file", so I'll post next thread.
>>62814848>Roman tierGood job!
last thread someone pointed out that oil was a sort of indicator for gold price.then what about for silver?
>>62814892Silver rubber bands around the price of gold.
>>62814894>>62814892So you have the morons who just believe whatever the shills say and then you have idiots>>62814892 who ask the opinion and believe whatever the morons say which is just regurgitated shill/grifter>>62814799Really is the dumb getting dumber. Lmao we get to watch these idiots lives unravel for free all because they are FUDded into buying shiny rocks
I expect a short term drop into the 30s for silver followed by long term support in the mid 20s. depending on geopolitics wicks into the teens are possible but silver has a fundamental value of around $20/Oz which should be a good buy in point for the savvy investor. for those who bought at the highly inflated prices driven by tulip mania: anything over $40, your best bet is to sell and move on then buy back in once silver is in the 19-20 range around the late 2030s. its also important to note that silver has an annual oversupply which is largely absorbed by retail investors. if retail stops buying due to macro factors I could easily see silver drop below extraction cost as miners desperately seek any buyers at any price. in that event we may see something similar to the negative (sub $0) oil prices we saw during the pandemic, with silvers storage and transport costs outweighing its resale value.
>>62814864I'm trying to balance out my DCA. I was going heavy on the PMs (especially Gold) around 2024. Unfortunately fucked up my DCA a bit, earlier this year. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
>>62814939Fudjeet
>>62814939Nice subtle FUD disguised as advice, you dumb poo-faggot. Guess I'll hide anything from this negro: 7/8BUAQK
>>62814817Pretty much coinvivor tier now of you count gold. Ramping up my gold holdings next year.
>everything i dont like is FUDsilvers price action is highly cyclical. look at 1980, 2011, and previous pumps/subsequent dumps. considering current geopolitical instability it is very likely we see single digit silver again. but imo the buy in point is high teens to 20. thats a point where its worth making a bet on silver. >butno. im sorry if you bought at 130 or 100 or 90, or if you're buying now at 55. but silver is going much, much lower.
>>62814960Tardjeet
>>62814939>silver has an annual oversupplyDo you have a source for this claim?
>>62814951>im just gonna look away from realityGood plan, surely in 2 weeks your rocks will magically save you from a life of bad decisions
Initiate selling please. It’s about time
It's just IQ trying to sound whitein a few moments he'll revert back to his usual script
>>62814951Just want to add this to the newfags and that one tardjeet "7/8BUAQK"- Silver is at it's sixth year of supply deficit, above 800-million ounces.- The oil comparison is fucking retarded, oil price went negative because one futures contract required physical delivery (2020's oil shock) while storage at the delivery hub was full, and crude is bulky and cheap per barrel. Miners aren't focused on Silver, it's a byproduct from other mining operations.- A 2011-style drop (–72%) gets you to about $33, so the fag's stilll wrong anyways. You'd need an 85% drop for any of what he's saying to make sense.- Mining cost have more than doubled and also there is no inherent "fundamental value" you dumb fucking tardjeet. If single-digit silver is “very likely,” why call high teens the buy point?Just keep on stacking and frens.
the 'supply deficit' factors in retail buying. it's all recoverable. if you look solely at industrial destruction then silver has a 300 million Oz annual surplus. if an industrially critical asset was actually in supply deficit they would lock down retail purchases to prioritize industry.
>>628149751980 crash was because the debt was paid down with hogh interest rates too. We're at 122% and growing. Nothing is stopping the collapse, and the only reason the price is fown on any PM is because of paper niggers and kikes. Paper niggers are no different from cryptobaggies, while kikes are backing up the trucks for physical.
>>62814975its the buy point for speculation. single digits wont hold, just due to inflation silver can't remain below $10 for long. by the mid 2040s silver may touch $40 again barring a crash in solar demand which could lead to a digital camera-tier shock
AIJeet
Answer my question. What is the evidence of oversupply
>>62814999The dumb AI-Jeet is making shit up at this point. Get a newer model, JIDF.
>>62814991No point in even bringing up the 1980 crash at this point in time, it was literally cornering a market that caused it. Has nothing to do with the current climate, but yes I agree with you.
Evenin lads. Hope everyone had/is having a chill weekend. I did some benching and had my nephews bday. And soon got a little coin arriving. Nice:)
>>62815003it has been posted before. the deficit claim is based on the destruction of silver and unrecoverable ounces. it counts retail purchases coins silverware jewelry etc as destroyed silver. thats invalid. if there was an actual deficit those retail silver products would be halted and silver production shifted solely to industrial needs. for purely INDUSTRIAL needs there is roughly 2x the silver needed, produced annually.
This nigger bragged about buying Bitcoin at 80k by the way and is crying about investor demand.
see above for what I mean. silver is not in a deficit. there is a massive supply surplus for industrial purposes. the deficit only comes into play when retail demand is factored in.
The Silver Institute bridges this massive 409-million-ounce gap by layering non-industrial categories onto the demand side:1. Jewelry & Silverware: Absorbs nearly 200–250 million ounces annually.2. Net Retail Investment: Physical bars, coins, and exchange-traded products (ETPs) absorb the remainder.By categorizing jewelry and retail purchases as "demand" (implying the metal is gone), a mathematical surplus of 409 million ounces is transformed into a widely publicized headline "deficit" of 46.3 million ounces.
This nigger refuses to STFU with the spamming misinformation. Jannies nowhere to be seen, lolmao.
>>62815054explain how this is misinformation.
I don't get paid 5¢ per post like you do, so I don't have to explain anything, you dumb FUDjeet.
>>62815064it isnt anyone's fault but your own you bought at 130.
since we're all biting, despite being told not to:can you explain what gives Silver value, indian friend?
>$130Actually making shit up, spot never rose that high, even with premium unless you bought yourself a collector's coin ofc. BTW you have no verifiable proof (like everything else you've said) that I've done this? Hysterical AI antics, lol.
>>62815069what do you guys think gold's bottom will be? and will it pump before that?
>>62815068Dude's actually just shitting up the thread (me too) so it's kind of hard to ignore some threads. Also, afraid of newfags falling for FUD.
>>62815069yes it did. there were $20 premiums on eagles near the peak.
>>62815072around $3000. golds price action will definitely be superior to silver in any event.
>>62815058You are confusing industrial usage with total market demand. Your logic relies on broken commodity economics.1. Demand is market absorption, not "destruction"In commodity markets, demand is supply cleared off the open market by cash. Once a stacker vaults a bar or a mint strikes a coin, that silver is gone from commercial liquidity. A solar plant can't use silver in someone's safe without outbidding them to buy it back. By your logic, gold has no real market because 80%+ goes to jewelry and vaults rather than factories.2. Free markets don't "halt" retail for factoriesWho is going to "halt" retail sales? Refiners sell to whoever pays the highest premium. Industry has no legal priority over physical metal. If total demand across ALL sectors exceeds mine output + scrap, that is the literal definition of a structural deficit.3. Draining vaults IS the deficit.You point out COMEX/LBMA vaults are shedding bars to cover retail/ETPs as if it proves your point. That IS the deficit. When annual mine supply (846M oz) + scrap (~220M oz) can't cover total physical buying, the gap is filled by draining finite above-ground stockpiles.4. Mining supply is inelastic.Over 70% of silver is mined as a secondary byproduct of copper, lead, and zinc. Miners aren't "overproducing"; supply literally cannot scale quickly to match demand.Deleting 40% of buyers to claim a "surplus" is cope. Industry must compete for the exact same physical silver pool. Total demand outpaces annual supply. That is a deficit.
>>62815083when do you believe this bottom will occur? do you think in the short term (1-2 months) we will see another pump from the current lows similar to july?
>>62815054The jeet is the janny, anon. The jeet is the janny.
I looked up IQ's source and it says silver is projected to enter its sixth consecutive year of deficit.https://edrsilver.com/site/assets/files/14881/world_silver_survey_2026.pdf
Copper or silver? Interesting wartime scenario.
>>62815026>the silver deficit is fake if you ignore a huge segment of demandUh ok bro
>>62815085>Industry has no legal priority over physical metal...unless somehow war were declared...
Theres been a silver surplus every year for thousands of yearsIt now totals between 28 and 56 billion ouncesFacts dont care about your feelings or that you fell for the obvious silver scam
>>62815120what gives Silver value?
>>62815065what gives Silver value?
>>62815145Industrial demand and demand from roastoids and incels who think it will give them access to roastoids. Lmao why do you think the Shilver Institute lies about a deficit? A lie which every silver scam victim believes without exception? Its to get people to buy up the 400 million ounce annual surplusIf "investors" dont buy the surplus the price would crash and Big Silver would lose tens of $ billions
the cope is real. look at the price. silver is going down down down.
>>62815170> silver is going down down down.Glug not slurp it is
>>62814967It's a lie
>>62815170You're the only one coping
Anyway the world sure seems extremely stable (France, Italy, Ukraine, Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, etc ,etc) everyone is rich and rolling in dough.Gold that used to be 20 usd coin us now only worth about 4k instead of 5k (momentarily)This jew shit is simply unsustainable:)
>Why does the Shilver Institute lie about there being a deficit?
>muh silver surplusThat's nothing in the face of bond market whose interest payments compel us in to diluting the currency in astronomical amounts every year. All of that pent-up dilution is hiding off on the sidelines in the bond market. Every dollar lent to the government is a "spent" resource that is then consumed by the government. So there is actually a severe resource deficit because every single dollar of a bond or any other financial asset is value that that entity or individual intends to spend. Holding that purchasing power outside of the economy in this is what allows us to seemingly grow the economy by leaps and bounds as if we are post scarcity. Because so much of our supposed "savings" is actively being consumed and will never ever be repaid. The long line of people who will be standing in line to collect on these bad debts will clog up the courts and basically require broad, sweeping bankruptcy decrees that will render all of these claims for what they are: worthless. For every entitlement or benefit you think you are owed, the question will be posed to you: "We can pay you your entitlements, but you need to fork over $300,000 of cash in taxes". Everyone will immediately renege on the arrangement. Because at it's heart, the grift revolves are one simple mechanism. The bankers take your money today, and the replace that value with a Treasury which is nothing more than a tax liability. You don't own IOUs. You own UOUs. It's like having a coupon for a pound of bacon and the butcher tells you he has to cut it off of your own fucking back. Sound like a deal? How badly do you want it? LOL. It's amazing how few people understand this.
>>62815165how does industrial demand valuate silver, specifically?
>>62815196Based
>>62815198ESL
>>62815212>>62815170now you don't wanna talk? how come, don't you want to convince us?
>>62815225ill ask the question again whenever you essay post, maybe you'll have an answer then? just a silly little question
>>62815198Silver's dual role as money and industrial metal are both driving factors in it's price suppression. Banks and Wallstreet profit handsomely from their grift of replacing real-resources with fiat dollary-doos that they can counterfeit by the trillions at will. So their bread is buttered by servicing dollar hegemony at the expense of investing in the infrastructure we need to maintain a sustainable economy. If you look closely enough you can see the manipulation:1 - The GSR hit 100:1 last year. The current ratio is in the 60s, the historic ratio is 15:1 and the mining ratio is 8:1. So silver is very cheap relative to gold.2 - The purpose of the futures market is to assist producers in locking in prices so price fluctuations won't cause inadvertent bankruptcies between the present and whenever they expect to be able to sell their commodities into the market. The biggest players on the short side should be mines. But that's not true. The biggest short positions are held by the financial institutions who move quantities of paper silver daily that don't exist in the real world. Silver is a major thorn in the side of the banks. Having a central bank is supposed to assist banks in supporting higher levels of inflation and credit creation as bank runs were far more common to keep them honest. 110 years of banking funny-munny will lead us to the next true "run" in a world dominated by central banks caught in a debt trap: Flight to tangible capital, flight to quality, and a flight to real money.
>>62815252got an answer yet?
>>62815054Best case jeet is the janny, worst case its some 3rd party with influence over the moderators. This spammer is the only instance I’ve seen on this site where mods just completely ignore the website rules. I got a ban once just for replying to a discussion about Canadian immigration.
>>62815266The 2025 4chan hack showed that Israeli IP's dominate this site
Well I'm not giving it a (You). But I do want you to know for every ti.e you post jew shit. I hate jews even more. I just hope for you all this turmoil in the world doesn't say God forbid cause the powers in the world to say pretend Iran has made the power go out. Imagine that. Not a total collapse but just the internet, electrical grid and say emergency services unavailable for just 48 hours or so. Because if that does happen I'm going to harm some of your friends, family and hopefully you juden untermensch.Enjoy using my Aryan pictures. Every time you do I want every single jew dead;)Just kidding of course we're all frens here:D
>>62815272It's really something right?;)
I'm not a racist or an antisemite. I buy pm because usefulness and scarcity are outside the realm of opinions
not that you should use it in such a scenario,but how would one immediately use gold and silver in a crisis?i find it amusing for someone selling a bottle of water hearing you talk about how your 1/8th oz silver coin bought 27.4 bags of wholemeal bread before the apocalypse or something
>>62815280Hey I'm not inherently an antisemite either. I just have this quirk where I hate people who murder other people's children and steal from them through usury and money printing putting not only them but future generations in debt. Hence I sadly hate all jews and want every single one if them dead. Aling with the traitors working with them of course.:)
>>62815252They can suppress with paper silver? Derivatives? The common theme here is capital vs credit. Real-word resource shortages exist and these banker-shysters are selling you fiat funny-munny. The trick is to understand what they are doing and then invest in unleveraged capital assets no matter what they do to try to make you think it's a bad decision. What else is there?Real estate? Stocks? Bonds? Crypto? It's all trash. If you are paying attention to the GME saga the market makers are systemically naked shorting (counterfeiting) equities and back in 2021 Tricia Rothschild halted trading on GME. A literal Rothschild came out from behind the curtain. Reddit mods were going crazy insisting she was not one of "those" Rothschilds. It was wild. Invest at your own risk. But I think when the pieces land we'll find almost all resources have been consumed and any "claim" to wealth is invalid. Only real wealth will still be standing.
>>62815272>They can suppress with paper silverYep, and its no coincidence thats who you buy silver from
I mean at any moment these devil vermin juden untermensch rat scum, (excuse me for repeating myself 6 times) can renounce their judaism, ask Jesus Christ for forgiveness, stop murdering kids, let aid into Palestine, stop murdering journalists, passing laws to murder more kids with, stop blowing up Lebanese peoples phones, committing warcrimes and be saved from eternity in hell but also from myself and many others wanting them all dead. So it's more of a "them" problem really not so much me being "antisemitic"And there's that making up the holocaust thing also sick if that jew psycho babble:)WHOOP
>>62815310Stay mad, fag
Now the jew posted my friends 16 year old kid. Look if I ever meet you, be happy if you're dying. Because more likely I'm going to cripple you in a way you will wish you were dead:)Just joking if course fren. Ha ha fun picture:)Theres your (You);)
Anyhoe always fun chatting with you lads.Going to sleep now. Sadly because of their actions I hate jews even more now than 5 minutes ago.:P
>>62815291Civilization as we know it requires an agreed upon store of value. Bartering goods is feasible but you wont evolve past a third world standard of living. Nobody who watches the dollar crumble and their savings vanish with their own eyes will trust another fiat currency the rest of their lives. Its inevitable.
was doing a bunch of driving around today. went through brookfield a bunch of times. each time through, i'd notice another nice car abandoned on the side of the road on blocks, and this is like abandoned on the side of a busy road that. would these just be cars the niggers are now just dumping around town? i can't imagine what another 10 years is going to look like there. it really does sort of feel like driving around bizarro world there now. don't be too wasteful with this time, everyone>>62815361i was thinking this the other night when were you being a faggot to him but i'll share now. have you noticed how his tattoos would, in my mind, lineup with his likes? what would be extremely fun, would be for him to, instead of having those tattoos, he'd have like GWOT vet arm sleeves with marine or army related content. >hello frens, it's me dutch fren, with my usmc sleeves:)really sort of low to use pictures that include people other than him too btw
>>62815399>really sort of low to use pictures that include people other than him too btwYep he uses that picture to brag about his drug use and to make death threats against jews. He obviously a FED posting pictures of confiscated gold
>>62815399Thank you for standing up for me bro.This is why I started posting originally. To stick up for people it was being a cunt to:).Btw I never leave here mad you frens on here are good people and that's why I keep posting here. Well and to show my pictures of coins, and to remind everyone how great fat chicks are. You get what I'm saying.:)
I haven't been to /pmg/ in 4 days...
>>62815418Of course. And I get it :)>>62815420welcome back
>>62815431Nice car
>jews really mad todayHell yeah fellow stackersRemember the dancing israelis after 9/11?We're dancing now because we still have cheap silver to stack$200/Toz is cheap and we haven't seen that yetThe local room temperature IQ shill is saying $130 was expensive. That's because he's never seen that value in his life. Ha. Hahahaha.Hahahahahahahaha. I got rich by buying silver
>>62815431Hey was almost asleep but are you car enthusiast bro from 1,2 years ago?. He had a similar car?;)
>>62815196Well put fren.
>>62815431yourparked,,inmy Spot!,,,and i dont care.,,,,longago i crossed a HOT parking lot to see fit dude getin his shadey car in crip parking.,,,stoped behind him,,he yells to move!,,,,,justsit ashe putsin reverse, tiny movment.,,,SSLAP hiscar!,he getsout,yells to move,,i fake that i called cops and say'$10?,he steps closer,,semi threat,,,'$20 now,,he flusters a bit,,'$30,,he looks at sign"$500 fine",pays $30.,,,,,not my proudest moment.,my hands where burning.,,ifeltso jewishame.,,,,Jesusave me fromyself.
all eyes will be on the fed decision next week. another 25 hike will result in silver down to the high 30s. no change in rate will mean mid 40s for silver. a rate hike might push silver back to 55 or so.
>>62815466shutup,,,youtard.,,,killer of threads,,,justsit and watch.,,,,or maybe?, tell of Silver Mines?,,,na, justuffit.
>>62815578You don't even own a vehicle! But since you asked I recently bought some equipment for my silver mine in Peru. That's why I'm in Japan. I bet you didn't even know komatsu is not just a company it's a city
>>62815448I'm definitely the person that posts car stuff / other cars in here and mentioned wanting on of those. They ended production on this generation in march with no successor planned, this is the last manual m2 generation, last year of gas engine 718s, last year year of audi 2.5t engine, etc, so it seemed like it was a now or never. I'm super happy with it. Really really fun car so far. Bombing around on this road earlier today. Much more fun in rwd than awd/fwdhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoJAb5Jsl8Ihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fQwpNLPJms>>62815438thanks>>62815466i said i was sorry
I would like to buy this one but this is so fucking expensive FML
I want cheapies! Give cheap silver now!
>>62815710You bought cheapies at $110, now what?
>>62815770>ID is CUMGaaaaaayyyyyyy
Break for the FUDers out here for a question:Do you guys prefer to stack older numismatic/junk silver or modern ounces/fractionals? I find I tend to gravitate towards more numismatic stuff or 90% but I wonder if it'll be better in the future to have higher purity stuff that's in an easily divisible fraction of a Toz
>>62815840I don't like paying high premiums, so for stacking I buy what end up being larger items - 10 ozt minimum. But I also pay stupid-high prices for stuff I really like/want.If fractional is really all you can afford, you might want to reconsider whether you have "wealth" to store.
>>62815840>better for the imaginary future when the world collapses Lmao silver baggies are so dumb
>>62815654:D. Dope.>>62815706Yeah I'm not doing it if the royal mint can produce the Angel coin bear spot I find the price the Austrian mint is asking unacceptable.
>>62815956Stackin' zaku zaku spicy makku, aluminum, copper, silver, and libtard litter, praise G_d
I don't thonk anyone answered me the other day besides the jeet. Would you stack 1 rand coins or 1/10 krugs/gold eagles? Rands have a decently lower premium.
>>62815650anon are you crazy? get those bullets away from the fire before they explode!>>62815706thats a beautiful coin anon. would cop if it's not more than 8% over spot, counting artistic merit premium
does anyone here buy PMGs that have taxes attached to them?my cunt has a 20% VAT on silver; though it may be worth it just because you'd expect a higher swing, but still.it wouldnt even matter to count which coin has lower premiums with that sort of base :'(
>>62816139No
>>62816106I think both are neat. I'd enjoy a 1 rand and a 5 pesos at some point. They're a little bigger than the1/10 oz so like a Ducat fun to mess around with. A bunch of 1/10 AGEs also seems fun. You could slowly get 1 of each and see which you like best;)
>>62816106i traded my ‘83 1/10 krug for a .999 1/20 gold coin and more silver coins that added up to a very decent amount over trade valuedefo got the better end of the deal…>why?the krug was the dullest non gold looking coin i had, even though it was made with goldto really like gold that looks like gold. i dont even have any age of any sizeif spot keeps going down, im probably going to get 1 age and just hide it
>>62816196I just keep going back and forth in my mind about liquidity. My main goal is stacking pure weight, but if the time comes where I need to part with some of it for land or something else, I want liquidity as well. 1 rand coins are rare in the US whereas eagles are ubiquitous. I know the rand has the same characteristics as a half sov, but other people probably wouldn't.
>>62816204I think in the US yeah age are better. Apparently the 5 and other pesos are also very liquid and often have a goid spread. So for liquidity those could be good options. In the end gold is gold though so I buy what I enjoy. So if you really like the rand I don't think they'd be unsellable when the time comes. Gl with your choice:)
>>62816202My 1/4 Krug seems to be just as shiny as my 1/2 and 1/10 Eagle, only difference is you can tell there's more copper in it.
Why are pee emm geez going down, when there's a bond crisis looming, oil shortages, etc?Personally I dont mind cause I get cheapies, but i wanna understand
>>62816485Paper Gold/Silver are held as liquidity and dumped whenever the market shits itself, then Gold/Silver corrects as institutional demand from governments and banks forces the price back up. Its only when the normies start buying in like back around december last year that the price behaves like it does simply because the big fish in the pond than you or I want to keep physical prices low and physical stock available so that they can collect it without sending out massive FOMO waves. Its expected for us to dump before we go higher than before.
Found this, 3 ounces for 450 bucks and only 4 left. I'd be impressed if the details are that sharp and they used a CNC for it, but if its cast I'm a bit hesitant. At some point I want to get a cast PM statue while the prices are cheap but most places that sell statues don't adjust price by the current market price.
>>62816509It looks like shit and that's too expensive
does it not matter which coins to buy for you guys? since i see so many different facesalso gold lowest since the year, silver not far behind (~7$ difference between silver's lowest)
>>62816551Gold = CoinsPlatinum = CoinsPalladium = CoinsSilver = Private Rounds & BarsCopper = Private Rounds & Bars
>>62816551>gold lowest since the yearit was lower twice, in july
>>62816509It's cool but that's pricey.>>62816551Nah, I buy whatever I feel like in the moment
>>62815085>the gap is filled by draining finite above-ground stockpiles.LBMA going up since start of '25?
>>62816485>Why are pee emm geez going down, when there's a bond crisis looming, oil shortages, etc?US dollars are king in a crisis.>muh US debtEveryone else is worse and gambling chips very volatile.
>>62814448> "helloo, welcome to bald guy money..."
>>62816663he seems alright. im listening to this.. person, lyn alden talk during 2021 about inflationary forces vs deflationary forces.
>>62816663by alright i mean - im not so certain. seems like just another talking head
Right now is a really good time to buy!
>>62816663Bald guy is based. Wish he’d break out the leopard print LaCoste shirt for videos again
>>62816781Nice try, Bald Guy.
>>62816551Personally I've got a thing for gold maples. Most of my gold ounces are in the form of those leafs.Also got a couple of Britannias, Kangaroos and Krugers. But most of my gold is in bars. From 100g up to 1000g bars.
>>62816818I would love to see a kilo or a 100oz gold bar in person.
>>62816829due to the size they are a lot less impressive than you might think.
our brave and valid Indianx has so much izzat that xe created a new form of math where xer is always right o algx, just to help us not fall into the trap of trading worthless paper for real money
>>62816846Interesting he got ip wiped itt and immediately came back ban evading
market opens in 2.5 hours. silver will dump to 50 or below before midnight.
>>62816866Good, that means I can buy more for the same amount of fiat
>>62816862You just undergo mitosis once your izzat reaches a high enough level
>>62816873Are you suggesting that we will have to deal with 2 of them? Sounds scary. And by "scary" I mean annoying as fuck.
>>62816877if we’re lucky, how do you think India got such a large population?also checked
>>62816843I bet the heft is sublime. I'd never trust one though. After reading the book "The Great Taking" and seeing the news articles about bags of rocks showing up in Nickel warehouses, and the systemic naked shorting of equities I really have zero confidence in anything. From a game-theory perspective it makes sense that anything not nailed down to the floor will prove itself to be a fraud. I have a theory that systemic-naked-short selling is actually REQUIRED by the central banks in order to dilute equities on par with the dilution of dollars. Bernie Madoff was caught, and his protege Ken Griffin appear to have been tasked with operating the architecture of payment for order flow which is essentially "fractional reserve equity brokering". How can you print trillions of new dollars of credit every year without the stock market being able to absorb it if the share quantities stay the same? It would snap like a twig.One thing I noticed about the bags of rocks in the nickel warehouses is there was not even a conclusion as to who was pawning off this fake inventory? Which corporation sold it? You can't even buy a paper cup without it having a serial number tracking every single detail about it's origin. No answers. This means the whole fucking system is running dangerously low on real-world resources and they have to fudge the numbers to make people think their dollars can still buy anything at any price. People accept dollars because they are "wild cards" that allow you to buy any other thing in the economy.... but what if you were told one day that your dollars suddenly are no good to buy certain commodities.There are now stipulations on what you can buy. Would you work as hard if all your money buys is onions and corn? Why work for dollars if your access to energy is rationed? The logical conclusion? It ends up being a suitcase full of cash on a desert island where you need to secure food and water for survival. It buys nothing. Worthless.
10 years of pmg and no one has made it. SAD!
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>>62816663This guy is a fag. He gets pissy when people call him out when he deserves it then makes a video on them doubling down on how right he is.
>>62816918>>62816916AI slop>>62816924>>62816663Why are yall watching that garbage?very low iq behavior. Or any similar video's? if you have to watch some retard to get your opinions its no wonder you fall for the obvious silver scam
>>62816924Anyone trying to be a pundit in the metals arena needs to just admit the following:1 - It is a manipulated market 2 - The entire globe has an interest in maintaining the dollar system while they still can and 3 - Economic systems have life cycles that are larger than a human lifespan. The thesis is fundamentally sound, but be prepared for the long haul. I make a point that even the Great Depression until the revaluation of gold in 1933 was 3.5 year long depression where banks let the supply of currency collapse 75%. They squeezed your balls like they were wringing water out of a towel. You're talking 1000+ days of misery relented. The correct thing to do is to acquire a 60oz stack at the very least, and then manage your check-book (wages & monthly expenses) optimally. In the context of 401ks and such, they are great tools to use to succeed in this modern world of credit. But you do have to ask yourself: If it takes 10 years to double your money with 7% ROI. Do you really think you will come out ahead chasing those kinds of yields just to double your net worth? The debt is growing faster than the GDP so the system is 100% factually proven to be: Terminal. Will it be 1 year? 10 years? 20? Who the fuck knows. The government loses $1TN of budget to interest every year so we're in the endgame. Be prepared to endure REAL valuations without endless sloshing liquidity. Be prepared for real bills and expenses. Lost income from dividends and portfolios. When it comes time to pay for food or energy to heat your home. Understand that the dollars you toil for will have a day when no one will want them anymore. Your "exchange value" will be invalid. Why? Because the bond markets of the world show us the entire world has been collateralized and sold off many times over. The money doesn't exist.It's like a shitcoin that has a 1Quadrillion quantity that trades for $1. It's doesn't make sense. Dollars are privy to the same bogus valuations.
>>62816135if you buy directly from the mint it's 40% over spot.>>62815956what do you mean by Angel coin bear spot?
>>62816951> A.I. slopThat's quite the compliment actually
>>62816959Thank you for all the effortposts, you are my favorite poster in these threads
>>62816957The British royal mint produces coins like The Angel for near ( autocorrected to bear) spot.
>>62816970Austrian mint is just scamming with those prices
>>62816980I agree. Their magic of gold series way more normal price. I'm not paying what they're asking for that new coin.
>>62816866PLEASE thats what I’ve been waiting for
>>62816988You were also waiting for $100, $90 and $80,,,,,,,kektop!
Morons who didn't buy at $20 goonmaxxing with glee at the thought of buying for $50This is why they fail at investing
those who enjoyed buying the dip Friday at 53 will love buying the dip Monday at 45 and the dip next week at 40.
>>62816961Thanks bro. Appreciate the screenshots you've made I see pop up every now and then. My goal has been to post the thesis and refine the ideas down as much as possible to remove the confusion that comes from modern banking. I've been posting the same shit for years and have never had any pushback whatsoever.
>>62817064iq delet, i emailed you about buying some recycled condoms. i picked the mouth cleaned ones. can i get an update of that order?
sell
>>62817095check the price
>>62817092>I've been posting the same shit for years and have never had any pushback whatsoever.Mostly because almost nobody reads the thread and of those that do, very few are going to read 500 word essays addressed to nobody in particular.I've read some of your stuff and usually ignore it though. Reason being even if you're factually correct the coclusions you draw don't necessarily follow from the facts, and you're openly hostile to anyone debating your ideas.And there's nothing to gain in trying to pry you loose from your dearly held beliefs. Like, even if you're wrong, so what? No skin off my nose, lots of people are wrong about stuff. Maybe everyone is.
>>62817095>i picked the mouth cleaned oneswhen are those getting a restock?
>>62817287It's like when I try to tell people how great fat chicks are. Sure you can open your mind and heart and embrace them. If not more fat chicks for the rest of us:PYou made perfect sence*
>>62817180Eat my shit
>>62817287>Reason being even if you're factually correctHe isn't> the coclusions you draw don't necessarily follow from the facts, and you're openly hostile to anyone debating your ideas.TrueIts the laundry list of shilling, you have no good argument so you type 20 bad arguments
>>62816843Very cool, I like the roughness to it. I guess this is somewhere in that size range too.
>>62817092Just so you know I amd probably many others also appreciate your posts. I read them all, then think hmm he said it all better than I'm willing to. And I agree with 90% of it. So then I post something juvenile to amuse myself and change it up a bit. But your work is appreciated:)
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Like so. Nn all:)
>>62817029>he didnt buy at 6$ an ounce back in '01
>>62817287Can you give me one point of contention that I may have overlooked? I'm only hostile to IQ Dalit as far as I am aware. This hands off, nebulous "just so" post is a bunch of nonsense>>62817344Checked and based
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>>62817393>Can you give me one point of contention that I may have overlooked?Just because fiat collapses does not mean people will go back to bartering commodities directly. Lots of fiat has collapsed over the years and they just start over with a new fiat. No reason to think that will change.>I'm only hostile to IQ Dalit as far as I am awareI was arguing with you long before he showed up I think
>>62817413How do you just magically "start with new fiat"? What happens to the $46TN bond market along with the banks, insurance companies and pensions that own it all?
>>62817377Silver scam victims cant answer that question, why didn't they buy a few years ago for $15, but they were overjoyed to buy at $100And let's not forget how pmg goonmaxxed at the 401k loser who's breakeven is $180
>>62817426Debt gets wiped out and you start fresh. Happens all the time in business and extremely often with nations
>401k
>>62817438So all of our bank deposits, health insurance companies, P&C insurance pools, all just get wiped out? We'll have to recapitalize insurance companies from scratch. We'll also have to suffer a loss of $400BN trade deficit once treasuries stop being used for payment to settle trade. That will be a lot of empty big-box stores when we can import cheap goods for free from other countries. So collapsing trade leads to bankrupt real estate, lost jobs and exploding welfare obligations... Just a walk in the park, huh?
>>62817466I didn't say it would be funI said that's what always happens
Every pmg baggie cheered as the 401k loser gave half his money to the government so he could buy silver.
>>62817454401kanon bought back in October 2025 if I remember correctly. Silver quadrupled from $40 to $120 in three months. The amount of seething directed at 401kanon is not that he is "missing out" on gains. It's that he is opting out of the Paper-Ponzi. It's a global game of musical chairs, and at a glance it looks like there are 100 chairs. Plenty of room! But the hidden danger is the other 400 people walking around in a circle listening to the music. When the music stops, you won't even have the luxury of physical cash to burn for heat. Your fiat dollary-doos will pay for corn, s o i, abortions and gender realignment surgery.
>>62817466>once treasuries stop being used for payment to settle trade.This is the moron who claims to have a degree in investment banking. Lmao
>>62817483>Silver quadrupled from $40 to $120 in three months.Silver baggie cant even do 4th grade math
>>62817476>It will be just like restarting a car that stallsJust a little speedbump, huh?
>>62817393you are hostile to anyone who points out the 400 million Oz annual silver surplus and explains to you calmly and clearly how silver is going back to $12 which is its actual price per industrial demand.
>>62816956Very well said Fren. In your 401k section, I've been having thoughts along the same lines. My company like others do match on 401k's but when I did the math, even if I max it out and stayed with the same company for multiple years (even to retirement) I'll barely have enough saved to have kept up with inflation IF it continues on the same trajectory for the next 30-40 years. When it comes to talking pundits, another thing they (among other precious metals enthusiasts) is that currencies behave like a pendulum. They will swing back and forth between sound money and fiat. (Basically what Mike Maloney has said). It's inevitable. The "commodities market" is a relatively new thing and it will break. I believe this will happen once people finally have had enough of the fiat system and will revert back to what humanity has used as a currency for the last 2,500 years.I agree with the other anon, I love reading your posts and save them when I can. I was the anon in a few threads back asking about writing a book on this sort of topic. I honestly would love to get some of your feedback if you're okay with that.
>>62817484Before the dollar system, trade was always balanced net zero. You would never buy more than you could sell because otherwise gold (capital) was fleeing your country. Your economy would shrink as well.Nowadays, America has massive trade deficits for the sole reason that international trade is settled in dollars. This is a TEMPORARY artificial arrangement that props up American's purchasing power. If the rest of the world stops accepting U.S. credit as payment then we'll suffer a collapse. >>62817489Sar, plz
>>62817495It seems hostile when I explain the peril posed to real commodities in the bond market. You don't have any answer so you feel personally attacked. I refuted thus nonsense here:>>62815196I never attacked anyone. You just don't have an answer.
>>62814466Who is going to take gold as a payment?
>>62817359Redefining porn. I need this in my life.
>>62814519Is this real? Did preorders already happen?
>>62817466I look forward to matching that stack someday
>>62817509$ aren't the same as treasuries.
Anywho its retarded to "know" the $ will collapse. Everything silver baggies "know" is pure retardation injected into their tiny racist brains by Peter Schiff
>>62817542Wouldn't you voluntarily become homeless for some rocks?
>>62817500On a systemic level, the "paper ponzi" is extracting more wealth than it can pay out. The real advantage of 401ks is being tax sheltered and having employer matching etc. But you are still a minnow swimming in a pool full of sharks. Any appreciation you see in stocks will likely be offset by increased costs in things like housing. So it may help you to maintain for the time being, but I imagine that eventually everyone is going to be looking to cash those IOUs in for "real" money at some point. When you are not content to spend your portfolio on million dollar real estate, equities, stocks, art and collectibles. Real Money will have a mania just like Beanie Babies, Real Estate and Tulip Bulbs. A mania in money-commodities is not the same as some fad. It will coincide with a new international monetary order. You won't be able to buy on credit, and 99% of Americans don't have any "exchange value" if they can't spend dollars or if they lose their credit cards.
$3,999!
>>62817569Effectively they are with debt levels so high. You can't jettison the bonds without destroying the banks, insurance companies, international trade, pensions, and Wallstreet. The only way to stay solvent is to destroy the value of cash.
>>62817589>The real advantage of 401ks is being tax shelteredDelayed. When you retire you still pay income tax on what you take out.When I learned that from my dad, that's why I converted some of mine into silver.
>>62817597Everyone worldwide except pmg baggies wants $
>>62817626>I paid 50% tax now rather than 15% tax in 50 years im a silver baggie and Le Big Dumb
>>62817652Read the tax code, you're wrong
>>62817647>I'm not racist eyes.>I'm a good person...right?Sad.>I trust the paper-ponzi and hopefully Wallstreet won't steal all my money.>We didn't really give all our money to isrealDouble sad
>>62814448Lets be real Anons, how fucked can shit get before shits fucked?
>>62816956>The thesis is fundamentally sound, but be prepared for the long haul. I make a point that even the Great Depression until the revaluation of gold in 1933 was 3.5 year long depression where banks let the supply of currency collapse 75%. They squeezed your balls like they were wringing water out of a towel. You're talking 1000+ days of misery relented. >The correct thing to do is to acquire a 60oz stack at the very least, and then manage your check-book (wages & monthly expenses) optimally. You've mentioned before that trading is a way to accumulate more fiat, to turn into more silver. And that there are always opportunities, Volkswagen short squeeze during 2008. Hate to say it, but what if I'm an absolute retard at trading and end up losing more than I profited? Am I just better off skipping the step of multiplying the fiat I earned before convert them to real assets?
>>62817549Not yet. He said he’d open them up once the sample comes back
>>62817688Yes I didn't buy garbage rocks and i got richYou bought retard rocks because you are a scared little.....Doomers never prosper fren, get well soon
>>62817705The global economy has chewed up ALL human surplus. The "productivity" offered by A.I. won't alleviate resource shortage. A.I. requires a MASSIVE capital expenditure before you can harness anything good from it. Waiting for A.I. to save the economy will be like waiting for windmills to save the country from an energy crisis. They COST more than they return. And not a fucking dollar gets made overall if you consider the cost of the subsidies. Image:>Stocks>401ks>shitcoins>Real Estate>BTCNo dollars?
>>62817759>They COST more than they returnYou can't say that, Anon. What they return is likely to be massive: new, disruptive technologies in and of themselves.Yeah, they cost a lot of money, but what's the cure for cancer worth? A new algorithm to streamline financial trading? Sequencing the genomes of people with genetic diseases? Solving problems in math and physics that we simply can't solve otherwise?Anon, you're pointing at the future and saying it's too expensive. In your lifetime, you're going to see AI give birth to things - technologies and social changes - that will transform everything about the human experience.
>>62817786A.I. is just a glorified search engine. It can compile data and break it down quickly and efficiently but all it can do is offer "efficiency gains". The real economy stems from farming, mining, and manufacturing and trade. A.I. is a COST to the economy in the same way that a hospital is. You have to AFFORD the capital buildout. You have to AFFORD the doctors and nurses etc. A hospital doesn't grow an economy, it consumes it. .
>>62817549Preorders will open once the production sample is in hand to prevent falling back in to old delaying habits.At this point it's looking like November will be the presale window, price 85/105 est
>>62817759Theres a hyuge surplus of almost everything including, food, housing and silver, you are just poor because of bad choices
>>62817825Again, Anon, I must respectfully disagree. Case in point: my own job.What I do is relatively simple. I work in Earth observation and GIS, and yet AI has completely changed the face of everything I do. And every day, it's breaking new ground.You trivialize efficiency gains, but efficiency gains are massive. The efficiency gains between burning wood and burning gasoline aren't all that dramatic, and yet they've helped build the modern world.If we can achieve even modest efficiency gains in just a handful of key industries, it will completely change the trajectory of human history, let alone human technology.
>>62817877>There is a huge surplus of interest bearing debt that compels obscene levels of dollar dilutionI just don't want banks to dilute my purchasing power. The entire reason debts exist in the first place is a shortage of resources. If I can avoid the theft of my purchasing power by buying precious metals I will do so. I will not be the victim of the Fiat Fallout.
>>62817892You lost your purchasing power because you got scared of an imaginary problem and bought a shitty commodity at a premium
Theres literally so much surplus in the economy that I , who was born in India, now own six luxury apartments, and travel the world in comfort. Never doing a days work simply by pushing a few buttons on my phone generated $ millions. Shortage? Of what?
>>62817882>I work in Earth observation and GISI would be all ears to hear what you do. I used to be a 'cartographer' (spatial analyst) for a a group of people that had other duties and no time or interest in learning how to run some expensive software. I likened it to be the one person back in the '70s who ran the company's one expensive word processor. Eventually, computers made it so *everyone* runs a word processor. But back in the day...
>>62817928You've pretty much summed it up. Three years ago my job security hinged on being able to use a handful of software (ArcGIS, FME, QGIS, CAD, Google Cloud stuff, Python, some others). Today, an AI can do 99% of what I can do without breaking a sweat. I went from a field monkey, to a guy who designs complex data compilation workflows for multinational commodity producers. In a handful of years. My day job consists of talking AI through what I want done, and vibe coding tools to make my job easier. Using it, I have literally built things - solo - that work magnificently, but have no idea how they work. AI is, without gilding it, the Abdication of Sentience. We can do incredible things with it, but ultimately, it is going to replace us. And a lot of people are going to have kneejerk existential responses to that.
If retail and institutional physical investment demand completely vanished, silver prices would experience a significant drop, though its all-in sustaining cost (AISC) floor of approximately $12 to $15 per ounce would ultimately prevent a total collapse.Historically, when precious metals trade strictly on industrial supply/demand balances rather than monetary premiums, they fall toward their cost of production. However, because 74% of silver supply is mined as a by-product of base metals (copper, lead, zinc, and gold), silver mining cannot be easily turned off when silver prices fall. This unique characteristic creates a complex price discovery dynamic when calculating a pure industrial glut.According to comprehensive historical and forecast data from The Silver Institute:• Total Global Supply (Mine + Recycling): ~1,050 to 1,066 million ounces (Moz).• Pure Industrial Demand (Solar, AI, Auto, Electronics): ~650 to 680 Moz.• The Resulting Supply Glut: If retail coin/bar investment (~227 Moz) and jewelry/silverware (~230 Moz) were completely eliminated, the market would face an immediate oversupply of roughly 370 to 400 million ounces annually.Phase 1 Price Target: $20.00 – $22.00 / oz (The Immediate Drop)If retail buying stopped overnight, the immediate liquidations would strip silver of its monetary premium.• Destocking Shock: A 400 Moz annual surplus represents nearly 40% of annual supply hitting above-ground stockpiles.• Market Clearing: The price would instantly gap down to its pre-2020 baseline where industrial demand felt safe accumulating without fear of shortages. Historically, this equilibrium sits near $20/oz.Phase 2 Price Target: $12.00 – $15.00 / oz (The Hard Cost Floor)In a sustained multi-year environment where only industrial demand exists, prices would test primary mine margins.• Primary Silver Mining Cost: The All-In Sustaining Cost (AISC) for primary silver miners historically averages $12.21 to $14.58 per ounce.
hey /pmg/ used to post on here tell i got a stack i was happy with ( 50+ oz) but im out of work and need to sell some, whats the best way to actually sell near spot as my local stores are complete scammers
>>62817964i'm not american so your milage may vary but on local resale web platforms like facebook marketplace people usually put their stuff up around spot. if you do that sell it in smaller tranches ofc and always transact business in a very public place.
Sell soon
>>62817690that graphic is simultaneously terrifying and arousing
>>62818038Yeah for some reason pmg baggies pray for the end of the world . Misery loves company . No, if people are starving they wont share their rat meat with you for 3 ounces of silver
>>62814817>would be Roman tier but only have 1/10 oz of goldshould I focus this year on stacking more gold? I'm thinking about getting at least 1oz total of gold, then go back to stacking silver. I look at the GSR and the paper to silver ratio, and I just cant bring myself to spend the big bucks on gold when I compare to how many ounces of silver I could get for the same amount of monopoly money. I would appreciate advice anons.
>>62818077Why are you asking poor people for advice?
>>62818106Everyone here has posted more wealth than youAnyone with a single silver dime has posted more wealth than you have
>>62817964highest anyone is paying is $10 UNDER spot since no one is buying except delusional silverbugs
>>62817952>>62817926how does industrial demand value silver, specifically?you guys are so convincing and putting so much effort in, so just answer a few questions
>>62817626>When you retire you still pay income tax on what you take out.Read about Roth IRAs.- You don't pay tax on what you withdraw.- There is no mandatory withdrawal starting at 72 or any age.
>>62817942Yeesh. Glad I got out when I did.
>>62818077I would say maybe buy some gold when the GSR is closer to 60
>>62818126>has an investment banking degree>doesn't understand econ 101
>>62818194should be easy for you then, so the answer is?
Please consider selling
>>62818250Please kill yourself
>>62817952>The Resulting Supply GlutWrong as always
$50 is calling
Pajeet paid posters are really scared more whites are buying silver and gold.
>>62818334Yep they scared you into buying silver and losing 70%,,,,lmao, now what?
>>62818194LOL, Ranjesh lost bigly on his Petrobras and Brazil plays
>>62818282how does your chart reconcile itself with the reality that silver production stands at around 1.1 billion ounces/year, with only 500 million, or less than half, needed for industrial uses? i posted some actual information with hard figures, you posted a graph that's clearly AI generated slop from the shillver institute and the coin merchants who don't want anyone knowing that they need you to buy silver or it drops to $12.
>>62818349The simple answer is that there are 400 paper claims to every one ounce of silver, meaning you need something like 400 more years of production just to satisfy current demand
>>62818359those paper claims have nothing to do with industrial demand. industrial demand runs on physical. everything else is just speculation, investment-number-shuffling, and retail buyers like us. how do you reconcile that THE ONLY ACTUAL USE FOR SILVER THAT DESTROYS IT; INDUSTRY, does not need even half of annual silver production? this is a question no stacker can answer without resorting to insults and impotent foot stamping as the price dumps.
>>62818348Yeah it sucks he only beat you by 150% this year
>>62818376you separate industrial demand against other demands, why? can you explain how industrial demand values silver specifically?>>62818380why evade questions if you are certain?
>>62818376I dont have all of my chips on industrial demand. I am primarily in silver for buying land, and ultra long term savings. Long enough to pass on to my children (that i'm still coping I'll have someday). The inability of governments to resist printing money takes care of the latter, the short term mega spike that will happen after the everything bubble pops takes care of the former. Industrial demand vs mined amounts is less significant in my line of thinking, tho not irrelevant
>>62818387having children isn't as hard as you think if you'd stop worrying about their mother - ie just find the right genetics, have them and take care of the kids yourself or remarrying into an actual good parent. this is pretty much my plan
>>62818391>having children isn't as hard as you think if you'd stop worrying about their motherI find that pattern of thinking to be grossly irresponsible for the sake of my children, particularly since any woman I have children with can call on the long arm of the law to fuck me 8 ways to sunday whenever she feels like.
>>62818376>those paper claims have nothing to do with industrial demandFalse. A significant fraction of those claims arise directly from industrial demandIn fact they were invented for industry and only later allowed for speculation
>>62818393>irresponsibleis it? the idea is putting the kids over the parent/partner>lawgo to a place which doesnt have the ones you don't like
>>62818397>is it? the idea is putting the kids over the parent/partnerI get that, and I agree. I just think you are going about it poorly. A child raised by both of its parents (who arent mentally deranged or zogbrained) is the one of the best foundations possible for the life outcome of a child. All other options are sub par. I dont want to have any kids if I am putting any burden on them that I can't practically prevent. Giving them a whore mother is definitely a burden. They have no choice wether or not to be in this world, it is up to me to make sure I am giving them every possible leg up instead of just looking after my own desires and wants.>go to a place which doesnt have the ones you don't likeLogical and obvious, but I'm too sentimental about my homeland. My family has lived in the same county since we came here on the oregon trail and were still speaking german in the home. I find the idea of leaving to another country distressing.
outside of PMs are any of you preppers? living in a offgrid american ranch with a few rifles seems nice
