/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58101559
Not the gov, but the banks, see this pic in this post >>58083367

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>>56116517
Very often.

>>55781146

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>>54739515

>$1,000 silver (in today's dollars)

>>54694415
>>54694445
When silver is properly used as money it should gain back its historical purchasing power (~2 ounces of physical silver is going to be the average monthly wage -> the $1000 figure in the screencap). When the squeeze happens its purchasing power should be way higher than that for a short period of time (nobody knows how high it can go, maybe 2x, 5x, 30x, even 100x more than that; nobody knows how long it could last either) and then it should go back down slowly to its historical purchasing power. During the squeeze is the best time to spend it to buy whatever you want and then you start using it normally as money when it's valued at the historical purchasing power, you should both acquire it and spend it. When the purchasing power starts going down it means they started manipulating it again and it's time to start stacking it again in huge quantities.

>>54473670
>it has been used as money for thousands of years, across a large number of civilizations and over wide geographical areas
>"why would it be used like that again?"

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>>53411350

>get paper metals
>physical metals are a novelty
>pls avoid buying physical metals, just buy literally anything else but physical silver
It's all so tiring.

>>52365627
>I will try and find the PDF version though, i know i saved it somewhere.
Oh no no no no no no, they shut it down and it comes back again.