/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58229283
Store it in real paper e-silver SLV with anti counterfeit technology

>>58194571
Yep, RKT, WEED and $SLV

This one remembers

>>58194731
kek, this is your best work? By your top men? Took this long to come up with?

>>58104328
>>58104081
Paper metals and real paper e_gold are the new hotness

0%premium
0%commissions
Annual fees
SLV .5%
GLD .4%
Bitcoin 0% to .25%

After 2 years you will realize silver and gold are Le Big Dumb and you can sell and all you lose is 1% and whatever gains you could have had on real investments like bitcoin

GDXU and SLV in-the-money calls (July or Jan) is the way.

>my stack:
25 ounces gold
3000 ounces silver
30 ounces platinum

>my retirement account:
1850 GDXU
1250 JNUG

>my margin account:
200 SLV Jan 17 2025 $22.00 calls
340 SLV Jan 17 2025 $24.00 calls
300 SLV Jan 17 2025 $26.00 calls
200 SLV Jan 17 2025 $28.00 calls
4000 AG
5000 CDE
4000 HL
2800 SBSW
25000 ABRA.V
25000 AGX.V
25000 ARIC.V
50000 EQTY.V
23000 KUYA.C
12500 GSVR.V
12500 SCZ.V

>>58064188
SLV call options. Check the spreads on anything between July and January expiration and you'll see why. Buy some in-the-money July calls during the dip on Wednesday with the FOMC meeting. You're going to sell them the following week or two if gold goes to $2200+ and drags silver with it, otherwise hold on to them, because gold will be going to at least $2350-$2450 by July. If gold drops lower after this week into a DCL, buy more SLV January LEAPS. Silver should tag $36 this year at least, if not higher. Already at $28.50 in the Chink market. With Japs ending negative interest, DXY is doomed. Trade PM stocks. Between now and July is an ICL uptrend. Then we will get a few months of ICL downtrend. Should resume uptrend in October/November (maybe right after the US election). Trade the waves.

>>57953933
Just buy SLV , lmao at you grandpa but even real paper metal is a shitty investment

>>57932348
Real Paper silver SLV it has 0 premiums ...it's heckin valid!

>>57904112
SLV is an etf

>>57886358
This. Paper silver, specifically SLV, is notorious for shorting the silver spot price with funds designed to be invested in physical silver. Physical silver is the avenue to squeeze the 390:1 paper contracts that they've sold on physical.

>>57747246
SLV

When junk silver sells at a discount I will start buying $1000 face bags

>>57736952
I put my trust in that big cube. SLV is the king of silver just like the $ is the king of currencies

Anyway this image shows why silver isn't worth much. 30,000 tons of silver just sitting around basically rotting.

It's funny to see yall talk about the problems and costs and hassles of buying and selling metals when boomers already figured this shit out years ago

It's called SLV
It's called GLD or XAU

No commission no premium no hassle click click click and we are back to grillin and chillin, oh and no taxes either no VAT no sales tax no income tax

Lmao why ruin your life with stress and bullshit?

>>57723606
Lmao, why are you associating with homeless and how were they able to trick you into buying fake physical silver. I always talk about how yall do that.. Stick with stuff like real paper silver SLV or ethereum you can safely buy it in a Brokerage account so you won't get fooled by homeless folx

>>57673425
Real paper silver SLV never tarnishes and you don't pay a 20%;premium. Sure you can't hold it in your hand and that's a good thing but if you really want to get some 8x11.5 letter and print that bad boy out easy peasy pay no preemies

>>57673140
>>57673152
Wrong

>Buy real paper silver SLV
>Don't take picture, put in case, hide etc
>5 minutes later realize silvers a scam
>Sell real paper silver SLV for 1 penny loss
>log on to 4chudd
>Brag that you lost only .0004% while everyone else lost 80%

This is how it's done

I am thinking May 8th SLV 20c, ITM.. silver is bouncing around its low range and calls are .93 cents.

>>57495640
If you listen to regulators such as Rostin Benham they openly admit that they enact policies that are illegal. There are all kinds of things going on that are not privvy to you and I and it has a veneer of "free market" on it. A good instance is the extreme levels of naked shorting and flooding the market with paper silver that far exceeds the actual physical market. One of the easiest plays you could make as a billionaire is buying up massive sums of the metal and removing it from the market. That is a weak spot for the system is the paper-ponzi getting stretched so thin that real-world scarcity starts to show itself and commodities move higher.
If you can see some invisible walls it would behoove you to ponder as to why they are there. You can call it fan fiction all you want, but I am not some genius for noticing that the SLV etf can add like 40% of all yearly mined silver to their vault in a single day and call bullshit.
Even with GME you can see the DTCC and the SEC just blatantly ignoring the law. So why? Is it fan fiction to ponder as to why?

>>57394998
Developing countries don't give a fuck about emissions though. It's not like some emerging markets in Africa are going to purchase fleets of brand new heavy equipment and trucks. They'll use whatever, and if the exhaust goes bad, yank it off and keep driving. The major use of pgms is in meeting newer auto and industrial emissions standards.

>>57395009
I buy physical silver but I don't consider it a "play". Occasionally I'll take an SLV short on Monday morning to ride the jpm SLV tamps of I see one coming.

I'm not bullish on pgms is my point, but Im not gonna argue about it either. I hope platinum takes off for you guys and you make nice returns. Just sell the spike when it hits as its a pretty wild chart.

>>57386074
You've gotta look at the Friday close vs the weekly average anon. I played a few nice SLV shorts for that Monday morning tamp, but it only happens if silver closed "too" high on Friday.

Think like a jew who doesn't want to see the price climb too much or too quickly.

>>57363156
Ya, and all my trades execute on there without ridiculous spreads or fees or unseen scamwicks lol. I love gains in theory and use it occasionally for a Monday morning slv play, but I don't put any serious money through there. Like I said, I hope they get it working better and can get their volume back up again.

>>57301056
The spreads and fees on many of the pairs make them pretty much unusable. I still keep it on the burner for a rare SLV trade or something depending on their liquidity at the time, but it seems to crash a lot, so I'll never use it for a larger position.

GMX is still the best perp futures on defi that I'm aware of, arb connection crap aside.

>>57293474
Everyone millionaire boomer thinks they are sitting on 1-4% of their portfolio being precious metals. The banks will abolutely attempt to maintain the price increase the paper metals to keep things afloat.
The central banks believe that through financial tricks, hedging and derivatives they can basically force any sort of outcome they want. The problem is going to be real-world supply. When silver is $400 an ounce, the question is going to be whether you can sell an SLV and then go to the store to snag an ASE.
They want to desperately hold that aspect of it together because that is how they hope to keep everyone capitalized. PMs will increase in portfolios to offset the losses and hopefully afloat. But will it work?
Maybe in the beginning.

>>57285220
See what's happening with silver and gold prices' due to JPM-Blackrock's SLV and GLD?
The exact same thing for bitcorn. Eternal manipulation and crabbism to fatten banksters and prevent anything to disrupt the USD hegemony are awaiting cryptobros.