Two hours until the silver market opens.
you like sweaty nuts on your forehead
>>525073623Op pic is blackpilled af.
>>525073623Imagine thinking you've "beaten the system" by buying shit from the same Goldberg Silverstein kikes that run everything else.
>>525074572Why does the idea of strangers owning silver make you so upset
>>525074537The man should be looking over his shoulder at a younger, thinner girl.
>>525075011When it breaks 100, I'll make a third panel with the woman shouting MY SILVER as their backs are turned
>>525074537lmao true shit tho>>525075011also this
>>525073623I bought 3oz today. I believe the Venezuela regime change is good for another 30% this month. What’s funny is that my store has 10kg coins and 5kg and 1kg coins in display cases but since the prices spiked they disappeared.
>>525075597ahh and yes
>bought a metric fuckton of ITM ZSLV puts on Friday God let silver hit $100/oz
Two dollars per grain; for Rome!
>>525074572>buy silver at 20 dollars>it stays at 20 dollars for years>get called schizo>it goes up to 80 dollars>still get called schizodont care, i was right, you were a retard. kill yourself
>>525073623AI slop
>>525073623Silver mines are open again. The price is going to fall below 70 dollars an ounce.
>>525073623it's headed back to "your silver" levels. you've been warned.
>>525076706>m.jpgWhy should I listen to a retard?
>>525076706Cool story, kike
>>525076706strong buy signal.
>>525076706in two more weeks?
>>525073623I hope it drops to $50-60 so I can back the truck up one last time
>>525080173So it might actually do that for SPOT price but what we are going to see is basically a decoupling of these "price discovery" mechanisms and real physical metal. They will have nothing to do with eachother. This is going to be their "out" for the big problem they have. Pic rel.
10 minutes until Globex opens
>>525081307I've heard this 'decoupling' business before, and it didn't happen then it's not going to happen now. The best year for silver was 2011 and this 'decoupling' was just cope back then. I think people forget that silver is still being mined, and at 70 dollar spot is a great time for mining companies to get back into the game which is why I think mining pressure will bring the price back down just like it happened in 2011. Look at what happened between 2011 and 2015, Spot, and buying price, basically halved. The same thing will happen this time around too as miners start shitting the market up with new supply.
>>525073623As soon as it hit 70 dollars this actually happened with my wife. She has now bought a couple herself and now calls it "our silver" after I've been stacking for years.
>The core issue isn't that they lack physical silver; it's that the asymmetry between their physical holdings and their institutional liabilities has become a systemic threat to the bank itself.Even though they have a massive physical holding, it doesn't matter since it's not even close enough to cover their liabilities and shorts. Their plan is probably going to be something like this:Dump paper contracts to market, the "official" price will start to crash, they will use the crash to close short positions. Many people think that this will create a buying opportunity but that's not what will happen, dealers and exchanges either won't have inventory, won't sell their inventory, or will charge absolutely insane premiums (Think like 100% to 200%).
>>525081582>heard this 'decoupling' business beforeIt's already been decoupled for a very, very long time. It was only plausibly still effective. That's what a premium is. Nobody buys silver at spot price and haven't for decades now.>copeI get the feeling you're not aware of the leaked JPM memo. Supposedly they will liquidate all their positions, short, paper, long, and phys. This actually makes sense for them so it's plausible.
>>525076116Question. Are you going to sell it at the higher value or are you going hold on to it forever?
>>525081964I have 100k worth of silver, and the prices have been pretty close to spot before this latest run. I don't know whose leg you're trying to pull. This idea that you haven't been able to buy at spot is ridiculous. The wholesalers were buying at pretty close to spot right before COVID, and yeah COVID did see silver prices jump a bit because Inflationary pressure has put a spotlight on alts and precious metals, but you really underestimate the role of miners. The mines drove a huge part of the halving in 2011. They're back online now, Russia, Mexico, and Bolivia are already starting the cycle. They have easy credit now too so they're likely to go harder into the mining business than they did back then.
>>525082192Silver is a hedge, the real answer is you always hold a hedge. Even when it spikes you just hold. Precious metals tend to peak when inflationary cycles go nuts and the perception surrounding fiat changes.
>Decoupling will never happenI'm really shocked anyone could believe this is a fiction, I have an old screenshot from back when I was buying a few years ago, just look at the premiums from 2021.If you think 100% or even 300% premiums are crazy talk, just look at what happened when the price wasn't even that volatile. The spot price will have NOTHING to do with the price it costs to obtain physical metal. They will all happily engage in this fiction so they can close their shorts and initiate "cash settlements" for comex contracts (a fancy way to say default). Just watch. It's basically a guarantee at this point.
>>525082505That's JMBullion. They're basically a scalper at this point. Who is still buying from them?
>>525082375>100k worth of silverThis doesn't mean anything brother. You don't know what you're talking about. I guess if you have 100k in silver I have a 100 septillion in silver. lol
>>525081582>Back in the gameHow long does it take to get an operation up an running and shipping product?
>>525082651Silver prices are heavily influenced by USD inflation. If you're not pegging silver to the US dollar, what are you pegging it to? Really? What? How are you estimating value? You clearly don't know anything, you used a shopping cart image from JMBullion for fucks sake.
>>525073623>Two hours until the silver market opens.Why does a precious metal have trading hours? It's physical, it should be 24/7, no?
>>525081307I've seen £30 premiums here
>>525082669They can be spun up pretty quickly. You can expect that they're already producing, the real question is, "Are they producing at scale?" and it looks like from the charts of the largest mining companies the market is tempering expectations as silver prices start to come back down. You can even see this reflected in the all time highs for these companies.This is the largest silver mining company and they've started gaining momentum in the market:https://www.investopedia.com/markets/quote?tvwidgetsymbol=IPOAF
>>525082765Weight?
>>525074572youd need to be a jew and have a stupid amount to get fuck you retirement moneybut better than nothing and better than crypto zoomer faggotryyou've only wasted about 5 years of everyones life with your pump and dump faggotry thank god normie retards are waking up
>>525083023So spot basically. Great, thanks.
>>525082967I think silver is taxed here which is why there's stupid premiums.
>>525082765>what are you pegging it toDollars are pegged to silver/gold not the other way around. Your silver and gold did not magically become more valuable, the dollar became weaker. The thing that matters is how much you have physically. Your brain is rotted by thinking in terms of fiat currency.>>525082984>They can be spun up pretty quickly.Ahh ok, so you're objectively a lair. Silver is a byproduct metal of other mines esp gold and copper. There are not very many mines where silver is the primary. They can't just "spin up" and you either know that and are lying, or you don't know that and are retarded.
>>525083200That's tax for sure. You guys have VAT though, and VAT fucks with the prices beyond the spot price.
>>525083200BBP got more expensive when they started doing the storage scam, but I've never seen it that high. I've not purchased since 2014 tho
>>525083332You don't know shit about silver, you are literal retard. You're posting JMBullion prices. God you're dumb. You are the dumbest nigger in this thread. It's embarrassing. Go shill somewhere else.
>>525082765> fake fiat paper gives monetary metals value> we FUD silver as an industrial commodity> What happens when a commodity starts performing like currency?
ITT:1) People who don't realize china cut off 65% of the silver market starting Jan 1st2) People who don't realize Tokyo silver already reached $130/oz3) People who don't know JPM memo leak
>>525083482> nose showsHe said no lies. But you, on the other hand...
>>525083583You're literally just shilling. You're a dumb nigger-cattle shill. You know 4chan is full of gullible retards who will buy your bags.
>>525083482These are great economic arguments, you must be the mastermind of your synagogue.
>>525083692> buy your bags> shill talking point deployed> pls goyim forget 6000 years of history of silver being treasureNo one is selling their literal bags of treasure, , for talmudic fiat trickery
>>525083583>JPM memo leakI'd take that with a pinch of salt. I think they were trying to scare off retail investors. I doubt very much they wont be holding positions this year.seemed fishy, they'd no way give main street any kind of heads up. I think the leak was likely on purpose.
>>525081582There’s still like a billion ounce accumulated deficit though fyi
>>525083996He's trying to say decoupling isn't a thing even after anyone who has been stacking has clearly seen it happening for years, no decades. It's an easily verifiable fact that there are about 380 claims on each ounce of silver right now. What do you think will happen in that situation? They are already increasing margin requirements. They are reminding contract holders of Force Majeure provisions in their contracts.He even used the same language "spin up" silver production, he doesn't even understand silver is a byproduct metal. Same language he was using in the last thread btw. Next he'll probably start telling us how inflation is a good thing.
>>525084341He's lying, obviously, because he has a tribal allegiance, or is one of their paid decievers.
>>525084028I think skepticism is fair on the memo leak, it could be a fake leak, but the mechanics of their problem remain extremely tense. The other two are true and easily verifiable though.
>>525084557AI channels shilled the memo hard recently, really got the noggin joggin.I can't buy now anyway so have to settle for my modest stack.
So, after all these comments, is silver going up or down?
>>525081582I can’t buy physical silver at anywhere close to spot in Japan (even factoring in the 10% tax).
>>525084884Fair point. I do think this extreme decoupling sounds like a plausible fix for them.>>525085262The list price will be wild but your ability to buy at that price will be non-existent.
>>525085262Should be going up supply can't meet demand. The burgers are close to stealing Venezuela's silver reserves though. >>525085381If it's that serious I'd make it an industrial metal only and stop retail sales if I was a mega Jew.
>>525085381>>525085582I just want to make some money so I can help my mother.
>>525081307>So it might actually do that for SPOT price but what we are going to see is basically a decoupling of these "price discovery" mechanisms and real physical metal.I've been watching my favorite dealer (GoldenStateMint) daily for shortages.If/when things start to sell out I'm not hesitating.
>>525085582They can't control it that granularly. The market would still exist and it would still be a monetary metal. I think they will dump paper onto the market to crash the price. Even though the price is down, nobody can actually seem to buy silver. But contracts are based on that price so they can close their shorts. People will cry foul since the price for silver and the spot price will have no relationship. They will use this to say they are in a crisis situation and settle contracts with cash at the lowball price. Can they overcome their 380:1 ratio? I doubt it, but while they only have so much physical silver, they have basically unlimited cash. They will buy their way out of the problem like that, maybe with a gov bailout or something.
>>525082192The beautiful thing about metals is that you never "sell" to but instead play the ratios. Move some silver into gold or platinum. When the price drops again move it back into silver, etc.
>>525073623I went to buy a couple rounds today and when i got there the fat chink manager chick was weighting out their cash. They run the money through a money counter and then they weight it and she was sitting there measuring weights of like 200,000 cash. She was wearing a giant iced Cuban bracelet like pic related. I was surprised that they went being discrete and were just putting bricks of money on the scale.
>>525085987YES! Damn thank you, we got someone who knows wtf is going on. Everyone always asking why silver why not gold or plat? Because silver has the highest upside as a ratio monetary metal. That's it. And we're not talking up or down by a few percent, it's like 10x lower than its historical ratio. If it wasn't, all these threads would just be talking about gold instead.
>>525085964>They can't control it that granularlyThey can pass legislation leaving only a secondary market they can slowly eat away at with the refiners. Extreme scenario but possible.They want all our money and for us to be poor. Never forget their motivations.
Normies are currently FOMOing in which causes a shock on the supply lines and higher prices. They are realizing how rotten everything is, they are learning first hand about inflation as something more than a dragged out, barely perceivable lowering of the value of currency since it has gone so fast since the covid swindle that they now see it in their daily lives. I also think we are seeing a lot of worthless assets being converted as well, things that relies on hype and nostalgia getting dumped to get something more stable.
>>525083332>Your silver and gold did not magically become more valuableSupply and demand. More hands want to hold = prices go up beyond purely inflation.
>>525086945£30 over spot per toz here rn.
>>525086945I get your point and I agree, but over long time scales silver and gold buying power is roughly the same even 2000 years ago, 1000 years ago, 500 years ago. Roughly not exactly, similar purchase power in food, clothes, housing, acres, even hookers.
>>525076706>you will get another chance for cheapiesplease god let this be true
>>525081582>Just start a silver mineSee you at $700.
>>525081582JPMorgan moved 50 commodities traders and their families to Singapore to have a stronger presence in the Asian physical trading market.Venezuela supposedly evacuated 847 tons of silver from it's vaults to China and Russia two weeks before the invasion.JPMorgan is supposed to be liquidating $5 billion worth of silver before Jan 14 to continue playing their game.
>>525087186My rationale when I started buying silver at probably around $12 is that I could buy one silver oz per hour with my salary as a lowly wagie which historically speaking is something it would take a person of my class way longer.>Historically, a common benchmark for daily pay in silver was about one-tenth to one-fifteenth of an ounce for a day's labor, though this varied greatly by era and location; for instance, an unskilled laborer's wage might be 0.1 oz of silver in ancient times, while modern equivalents suggest silver should trade much higher (around $264/oz) if wages kept pace, with recent prices fluctuating significantly from under $10 in the 80s/90s to over $30-$40 in recent years
It appears Australia markets have allowed a 5% rise in silver spot. Do your thing, Shanghai.
>>525088615>My rationale when I started buying silver at probably around $12 is that I could buy one silver oz per hour with my salary as a lowly wagie Are you saying that now that you're a professional that wages have not kept pace with inflation or that your skills are garbage ?
>>525088864>skills are garbagebut at least skilled enough to buy silver.
>>525088615>one-fifteenthIf the average compensation of an unskilled construction worker is about $300, this implies a silver price of $4500 per ounce.
imagine being short silver rn on leverage lmao
>>525076116I intend to hold it forever until the currency debasement stops or they settles on a new fiat to scam. I will also exchange it for land.
>>525088420God, please make this happen.
>>525075011lel good post>>525074537he's not wrong tho is he?
>>525089052>but at least skilled enough to buy silver.This is a blessing to be thankful for, don't you know there are negros in the Congo diging out ore by hand for less than 2 fedbucks a day so that you have shinies in a dish somewhere in your palatial domicile?
>>525076706https://www.barrons.com/articles/silver-gold-price-bloomberg-commodity-index-a3cf81a4?Yes they're planning a price adjustment later this month. My pea brain says it will lower in worth, but anyone know if the price correction will actually make it skyrocket instead?
>>525076116>the silver conspiracy theorists were ACCIDENTALLY right
>>525073623never forget
>>525074572our currency used to have silver in it. it wasn't untill 1960s that they stopped minting coinage with silver.
All I had to do was buy some silver and wait, and then watch bankster wealth flood into my net worth. Thank you SETF.
>>525073623What is the true inflation number from when US got off the gold standard?We have a basic estimate in real estate prices putting inflation from the 50s over 100x. This means the rough real value of silver is going to be 120/oz minimum but there are extensive factors that fuck up true compensation. Silver is the death of the fed. Bitcoin also didn't bottom out yet. And macro signals aren't topping. Timing is pretty critical here. The play is still gamestop and when it pops to jump in bitcoin.Silver goes sideways until june 26. Absolute cut off is by next election cycle 28.
>>525073623I’m sick and tired of people saying the silver to gold ratio should be 19:1 because of crustal abundance, or 15:1 because of recent historical precedent, or 12:1 because that’s what it was in Ancient Rome. The fact is most silver has been consumed by industry while most gold that was ever mined still exists to the tune of 220,000 metric tons. All of the known and accessible silver available to mine amounts to 560,000 tons. That’s a ratio of 2.5:1, the correct silver to gold ratio. You buy every dip until it gets there, simple as.
>>525082651This guy gets it, now lemme ask you this, how many packs of smokes or bottles of booze would you trade for an ounce?Because that is what silver (and in theory fiat) is, a store of value to be exchanged for stuff you wil akshually use.Now i dont have money to buy silver because the jews stole it from me.But i do have some apple trees and also beehives and some land rented out to some horsenigger, i could just grow tobacco and shit there
>>525083332>Dollars are pegged to silver/gold not the other way around.Not since 1971
>already back up to $75Very cool, Chang.
>>525073623I just whispered 2 things into my wife's ear of 20 year marriage.>Silver is up $4>I love you.What I didn't say:>I fucking told you and if you hadn't spent so much fucking money all these years we'd be retired.
>>525074572>>525076449>>525076706>>525081582>>525082375Jews are cooked
>>525095509Lol, best to keep that unsaid. I had an ex steal a bunch of silver to feed an opiate habit. So, that stings a bit.
>>525094432>temporarilyJust 54 years.
>>525076706Please I need more
>>525075011Checkd and kekd also correct
>>525095815>temporarilyLike how the Fed mandate says "Stable prices" and not "stable inflation"?
>Samsung solid state battery >3kg silver>Already orderedStacking bros how much did you make doubling up?
Sold 250 ounces of 999 yesterday, bought a Kriegsmarine officer uniform and SS nco belt and buckle, traded some crap for a peanut butter jar full of junk silver, busy day
>>525073623At $79, why wouldn't he get a better wife than that chink looking woman. After all, she yelled at him, what kind of investment recommendations was she making to give her the right to yell at him? Gold>Silver>Bitcoin though. Gold is a real store of value, silver is the "poor mans gold" and Bitcoin is Chuck-E-Cheese money.
>>525095794Yours is a slight against you by commision.Mine is one of ommision. I really have no idea how many oz. will be enough at this point. The Venezuelan oil situation just resurged the petro$ like frankenstein's monster getting hit with a lightning bolt.
>>525095988>Free hepatitis with all order, saar
>>525095988>prices went up in a decadeNOOOOOOO CHAT IS THIS REAL NOT MY BURGERS
>>525076706You're saying I can afford to buy in bulk again?
go to /biz/ faggot
>>525096270>NOOOOOOO CHAT IS THIS REAL NOT MY BURGERSDon't worry bro inflation is only 2% if you don't live in a house or eat food or use energy.
>>525073623Wtf is this faggot image lmao
>>525086046Who the fuck is buying this ugly ass JEWlery??
>>525096730Blackskin monkeys probably
>>525096783How do they have 46.000Ohh yeah right, drugs i forgor
>>525096783North American ground apes
>>525091476>>the silver conspiracy theorists were ACCIDENTALLY rightDon't forget the tunnel jews conspiracy. Keked
Anyone reading this aware of solid state batteries, look into neuromorphic technology, specifically silver nanotube lattice neuromorphic skin for next gen soft touch robotics and neuromorphic processors and accelerators.
okay but how much silver did you have. like, its cool if you had 20 grand of silver, and now its worth 79 grand. you can now purchase an average brand new work pick up truck?
>>525087747god imagine how expensive electronics would get
>>525074994because he wants it for himself
>>525074572purchased with paper or numbers in a jewish ledgerphysical anything > digital
>>525097748I would gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.
>>525099160Well, then maybe we'll start recycling silver instead of throwing it away.
>>525074572silver is used in far more industrial applications than gold, so it'll always be needed.those computer chips that every single thing you use every single day uses it.
>>525098951Some folks recognized the obvious value proposition of silver compared to holding paper. I'd say 60% of my assets went into it starting 7 years ago until November 2025. I wasn't poor to start with, and I'm feeling pretty fucking' comfy now.
>>525099160>god imagine how expensive electronics would getThat's why companies like Samsung are stacking and starting to buy the mines themselves.Slowly shifting from just-in-time to mercantilism as the new reality approaches.
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>>525073623Didn't China take a bunch of Venezuela silver before the whole US invasion thing?
BLOOD SOIL LEAD BRASS
>>525102925Yes. You must be one of the US population that has a memory longer than 30 minutes.
>>525102925847 tons of it according to >>525088420
>>525103041Interesting China took the silver and Russia took the VP..Im sure there is much more im missing. Like, the "machine gun" charges against Maruro dog whistle. So many other things, not reported, or barely mentioned.
