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>>58619930
I'd start looking into gold. At the rate you're going, the weight will be ponderous pretty quickly.

>>58365282
>how much silver is TOO much silver?
When you can no longer carry it. You should also have been stacking gold by that point.

>>58267294

>>58041404
>an argument against ONLY owning silver.
This.
1 Percenters see the light.

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>>57639665
>You're making it hard for me to focus on gold.
ikr? I too am trying to switch to gold, but man...
I'm literally a Comex player.

>>57351191
>Are there no gold or platinum stacking charts?
Deja vu
>>57279045
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>>57246547
Spoken like a one-percenter (or better).
I agree, though the drop in Pd is concerning.
The ballooning of Rh was silly, and I doubt will ever happen again.
Pt has been a loser for me, and I'm leery of all three of the "-ums" because of the drop in use of catalytic converters as we transition to EVs. I had hopes for them in H fuel cells, but now I hear silver has been successfully tested as the catalyst.
Silver has been abysmal (granted, I started when it was $37/ozt).
Aside from Rh (bought at $1.1k) gold has been my big winner.
Copper's been good too, but you need so much of it to make any real headway.

>>57154845
#36. I guess you just made it?

>>56902119
A pound would be very nice indeed, and practical.
Are you a Fifth Man?
I wouldn't recommend a single pound though. Rather, several ounce bars/rounds.
BTW... pounds troy, or avdp?

>>56655906
That's been revised, based on new data (2023 report). It's gone up 80 ozt to 367.

>>56628153
Updated Reality Check tier chart