/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26375076
I'll be happy to turn 6k into 50k with my miners. My largest are bayhorse, genesis and new placer dome, at 2k cad into each one. I'm buying more new placer just because it's down and has so much land claims, but I bought my initial shares at 36 cents so I'm down a lot. I have more into some majors and some etfs.
So question time, I have another 6k in gambling money, where do I put it? Double down on which of my positions? Or something new? And yeah I've got physical too.

>>26282998
After big think I might use one of my weiners since it's non-reeded and won't beat up the inner part of the bottle so bad.

>>24580937
Nah, not that anon. it'd be for us frens and anyone else that happens to come by. It would be nearly for free and for lulz, but I want to have enough of a margin to keep doing it longer term. I was interested in a press, but sourcing the sheets doesn't seem like something I have the capital/credit/resources to do.

>>24499376
>Post stacks, dubs for silver price by January
>For me, it's $50/oz
>>24507075
>The Fed was forced to buy bonds or at least threaten to buy corporate bonds earlier this year precisely because corporations have leveraged their balance sheets and would have gone bankrupt due to reduced revenue and profits courtesy of the China Virus coupled with an inability to borrow money at higher rates.
>It is my belief and the belief of many other professional money managers that the Fed will eventually be faced with a "Sophie's Choice" type situation: defend the USD or risk runaway inflation. Defending the USD means raising rates and removing money from circulation through sales of bonds the Fed has bought. In all likelihood, this will cause a crash in the grossly overpriced equities markets and will ripple through to other assets. Remember, when interest rates rise, that means bond prices are falling.
>What can investors do? I'm of the belief that overpriced equities absolutely should be avoided and the money not invested should be kept in government-insured savings accounts or short-duration US Treasuries (bills). Skilled investors who can find sanely priced equities can invest their money in those. Likewise, those investors who belief themselves skilled enough to quickly navigate markets can choose to play in the bubbles. However, it is true that people playing in an asset bubble often fail to realize it's like a wild party in a large room with only one door. When a fire breaks out (bubble pops), everyone rushes for the exits but the vast majority of the people don't get out and get burnt to a crisp, which is exactly what people experienced in the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s which popped in March 2000.
What would happen to PM's in this situation of the 'everything' bubble popping?

What does Yellen potentially becoming Treasury secretary mean for PMs or the economy in general? Has a former head of the fed ever become a treasury secretary?
>>24470504
Know next to nothing about chickens but is buying them in the winter the best idea? Will you be able to make $235 worth of eggs?

>>24401059
Shit first time I heard that.
Makes sense though with how cozy Blackrock has been getting with the fed and their special purpose vehicles.
>>24401155
Its either some grand accumulation plan or simply trying to stop price discovery so that the true value of PMs can never shine. Guessing its just one of their many operations to keep this house of cards standing.

>>23555905
>Its not capital flight is the asset ends up IN China
>t. Xi's clique

>>22485239
>monitoring P/L instead of market movement

Anon...

>>22401495
what are some predictions for a hypothetical dollar crash?

>>22348110
tl;dr Phyiscal gold is about to skyrocket while paper gold is about to crash, hard. There's almost double the amount of traded (paper IOU-this-much-gold notes) gold on the stock markets than there is actual gold on the entire planet; the entire thing's a pozi scheme which is shortly about to collapse as the COMEX can no longer fulfil the deliveries for the Gold people cash out with
tl;dr 2; Gold always does well in negative economies/recessions as a safehaven investment, spiking to 2-3 times it's baseline balue in 'normal' economies, and with extremely obvious peaking points to sell at (as oppose to Silver, which has the ability to peak multiplicatively higher, but at the downside of being much more volitile and harder to predict). When an economy recovers is pretty much the only time the price of Gold goes down, also making it an extremely easy investment to monitor if you just want to buy and forget about it for a few years with an obvious market signal anyone can see coming.
tl;dr 3; Gold is flat out the safest investment you can make on the market, continually ahead of the rate of inflation and never really going down. On one hand, outside of crashes and recessions it's the least profitable way tomake money (since the value of your asset against Gold literally never changes), however at the same time it's the safest possible investment and essentially free money generation for as long as you hold it.
tl;dr 4; it looks and feels really fucking good

If you want to know more, you'll need to be more specific, but that's the shortest I can condense it down for you.

>>22261501
>or taking your house
With what army? Who can enforce? It's actually quite difficult to do these things now. Eventually we will ask, how will they pay for enforcement? The cops don't work for free. People need to eat. also
>not just handing people cash or bartering
even younger normies are starting to reject the system. the run on mason jar lids isn't just supply side. It's also demand side. It's happening. power is being withdrawn.

>>22261554
Let's say this, I'm betting X USD into metals will do you better than X USD in the bank, investment property, or an index in every scenario.

>>22261612
and the terms and reset are likely just plain old (hyper)inflation. It's a better time to be young than old.
>and since they have the power
you gotta remember why you can't attack your own people. Power is "freely" given. If you were locked in a room with a true elite, would he have more power than you? Would they control what you accept and what you do?

It's bogged down by inefficient, corrupt big businesses. They still use fax machines instead of email, FFS. The whole system is propped up by corporate welfare from the government. It's our future.

they've been doing it for years