/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58989765
There is no reason to get anything besides physical silver.

>>58184815
Have you tried measuring everything else in gold?
Stocks, bonds, crypto?
You'll notice they keep going down.
So instead of losing with something else, just retaining wealth puts you ahead a lot in front of everyone else.

>>56094963
More like.
>no more than 15%, or you'll cause troubles!

>>55788084
>>55790645
The VAT literally doesn't matter, that becomes the real price of silver. If you ever sell your silver you always sell with VAT added too. If someone else wants silver, they can always buy it from a dealer and they'll pay the VAT there.

>>54523908
I see 25 threads about gold and silver, most of them are fud or filled with lots of fud.

>>54507565
100 oz of physical silver and 1 oz of physical gold.

I wouldn't be surprised if they bake a new pmg thread that has only gold in the OP pic, or in the best case it's centered around gold and silver sitting somewhere in the background; not with both in the center.

>>54142675
Both gold:silver at 1:100 weight ratio.

>>54139138
Silver is the better choice though. It's 5x undervalued compared to gold, even with the VAT you'll still have 4x more gains with it.
The common advice is to hoard both at 1:100 weight ratio: for every ounce of gold you get 100 ounces of silver.

>>54076254
Unironically, good luck getting your hands on physical precious metals now when everyone is trying to do that.

>>54055181
Now that people see banks are failing, they've started buying physical precious metals right when everyone else is doing it.
If you wanted it easily and cheap you should've stack it early when the premiums were way lower, before things are becoming bad.
Physical precious metals (gold and silver) are not like crypto coins, they're a finite resource and most likely those who try to buy them now may not even achieve that as they become unobtanium.

>>54028151
>mining: 800M oz
>recycling: 150M oz
>demand: 1,200M oz
>not necessary
>just mine more bro
A more serious response:
You can't replace silver with copper in electronics, it doesn't have exactly the same physical properties. Copper overheats and the hardware becomes damaged until it fails.
Silver is mostly a byproduct of other metals, a copper mine won't mine 2x more copper to sell 2x more silver which represents like 5% of their income. A dedicated silver mine is profitable at a spot price of $250 or more. That's why there aren't any dedicated silver mines in the first place, because they're not profitable.

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>>53240765
There will be no physical silver squeeze if people are not hoarding physical silver, right?
Always be stacking.

>>52966225
Only anti-silver shills post this, the pic is bad and useless. It makes no sense to not hoard massive amounts of physical silver right now considering the current ridiculous price ratio and the imminent depletion of the comex.
You should get both metals at 1:100 (for every ounce of gold you get 100 ounces of silver) weight ratio, maybe even more, like 1:200, 1:500.