/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54965063
Minimum Wagey in Dollars x 8 hrs in Cagey x 10 days not Fired = 1 toz Ag Price

>>54761740
Silver is the cheapest asset on planet right now.
Name one other commodity below its 1980 price?

Also consider they printed Trillions, and have Quadrillions in derivatives exposure since the 1980s. Silver is suppressed, take their trade! They are GIVING it to you!
used in every electronic! and because it is so cheap, the labor cost cannot recycle, so it ends up in the landfill.

Again we treat it like a common metal, while we should be treated as precious, when the breakdown happens, it will become OVER VALUED and become strategic. They will buy your stack and YOU name the price...

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>>51322927

Buy silber. It is semi-addicting so there is more incentive to buy it and own it than just feeding le bankster monster. Intuitively it also feels like money and has grug-tier tech stock commodity value.

>>51041351
>comes in thread to laugh
>gets pmpilled
>starts buying silver
All according to keikaku

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>>49929743
Price or metric?

>>30410360
60 ounces puts you in the top 1% of owners

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>>30301601
Hello, /pol/ here, about the silver stuff, I saw this posted there.
I'm not into this stuff, but it looks fishy. Is that analysis really correct?
Roman soldier earned 37 ounces of silver per year
US army private earned 724 ounces of silver per year
So, for the same duty, a soldier earned 19x more silver.
Isn't that inflation (19x in a few thousand years)? Because in all these years, more silver has been mined so there is more silver and it's value is also lower.
It's wrong to compare a current day unskilled wage in silver to a roman unskilled wage in silver, because of inflation.
If a current day minimum wage per day is $120, considering the silver inflation, the unskilled worker should get 0.1x19 silver ounces, so 1.9 silver ounces is 120$, so a silver ounce is correctly priced at $63 today, and not $1000?
I do not want to say that silver is not valuable, but I doubt it's value is actually 70 times more than what it's current value in dollars is, more like only 3-4 times more valuable.

>>30238163
Fair value for silver would be to go between 40x and 200x so £240,000 - £1,200,000 sounds like a neat little sum to me.

>>30178010

How much should silver be worth now? pic related.

>>29656894
Historical silver valuations.

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heres a cap of all 3 for simplification.