/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56320488
Well they better hurry up and dump eeet! So I can do a great taking of cheapies.

>>55142747
There was also that american billionaire that bought an insane number of ASEs last year. Basically took everything the dealers had in stock, and then some.

While everyone else is distracted with trannies, jewtubbers, and sumerian astronomers, I'm planning my next move.

>>55067076
It's more like an anti-slavery process.
> gold moons, but they suppress silver somehow
> we sell gold, buy silver by the ton
> globohomo can't get enough silver to do their shitty green energy, CBDC, and surveillance grid
> we all end up with vaults full of silver like Scrooge McDuck

>>54948361
Don't do it, they'll just tarnish and you don't gain anything from it. You already have junk coins to fondle.
I only bought one bar, was thinking of getting more, but not sure. They don't seem to be a common purchase in europe. Mentioned that in last thread >>54945006 >>54945245

whats a suicide stack of physical silver?

>>54856606
Everybody have a different opinion of what making it is. But beyond "making it", you should rather think of your survival/keeping your living standard first and foremost.
Imho a good starting point would be enough to cover for 1 year of expenses in silver.
Lets assume silver will reach $100 in current real term value (bare minimum desu), it means you need 300oz/person min. to live normally.
This will leave you a comfy 30K at current valuation while the USD perceived value fall into the abyss of nothingburgerness. It might not sound like a lot, but believe me it will be compared to everybody around you who don't own shit.

To be really comfy, i'd say 1K oz silver (or 15oz gold) should leave you carefree for a while, and even allow you to slurp a house if you have the right timing.

>>54793589
Good price, but I don't have ebay account. Maybe if nobody buys it he'll relist it and you can buy it next week.

>54762971
>This ratio was completely arbitrary and set by the state.
Vey true and with that said the true natural free market ratio should be 7:1 the ratio of what it comes out of the ground and that is not taking into account silvers industrial and technological uses where gold just sits in vaults so a ratio of 1:1 is not far-fetched considering silver is at least 7 times more useful than gold.

>>54298506

we're getting close to critical mass
everyone is moving from fiat to assets/commodities
controlling silver production price to make it predictable is a no brainer
especially when all of your/elonstech requires it

also means that paper silver price suppression is about to crack

>>53705831
Titanium hands anon, they are just manipulating the inevitable

>>53565850
It is time, brothers

how is the COOMEX doing? when will it be empty?

>>50801357
will (((they))) be able to surpress it this time or is it the big one?
>>50815556
I like them shiny
>>50815543
Based, maybe people there just still know the value of land.