/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56370040
You just have to get in early enough. If you wait until the bottom, it might be too late. Some anons complained lately about not getting their orders shipped after the pump. And if it drops bigly like several years ago, the dealers might just mark everything as out-of-stock (even if they have it).
So basically figure out ahead of time what your buy-in price is, and don't make it too low or you risk getting nothing.

>>56000969
>military orders
Eh, why not just live on base then. Save your money, eat at the mess hall, etc.

>>55569188
Would this kind of cleaning anger the numisfags? Can they even tell?

The current prices are pretty gud, but still above my average costs so far:
23.80 euros/ozt silver
1780.46 euros/ozt gold
It's hard to decide how much to buy, since I can't tell if they'll dump eeeet moar next week. I guess it depends on whether or not they managed to clear out all the short positions, but do you check that?

>>55346616
518.70 * 4 = 2074.80 euros/oz
That seems like a lot. Look at other shops maybe. I can tell you right now goldsilver.be has good price on 1 oz krugs, and Acheter-Or-Argent has good price on 2 rand coins and older year british sovs.

>>55229594
You better stack weight, unless you're already loaded.

>>55193838
>They have a 3% off silver sale
Does that mean 3% is subtracted from listed price, and then 1.5% insurance cost is added?

>>55194058
The french site just has a very basic search, and it doesn't seem to even match substrings (franc vs. francs returns different results).
That belgian site changes their prices when they get new stock and rotate old ones, so now the lion price got bumpted up and they have a ram coin instead (but unfortunately it's not as cheap as the lion). On their site, wieners are the cheapest last time I checked. They were hovering just above 25 euros a week ago (when spot was lower).

>>55072031
Saw this earlier today:
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/poland-resumes-buying-gold
Gee, I wonder what could cause them to cut the power to the global financial system. I wonder if it might happen during a big financial crisis, that some of the big kahunas may have said might happen in August.

>>55056624
It's hard to say what's going to happen to spot price, but they're talking about postponing the debt ceiling resolution until July:
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/biden-mccarthy-meet-monday-after-debt-ceiling-deal-suffers-weekend-setbacks
Attali also says July:
https://www.attali.com/en/finance-2/crisis/

>>55000760
I only bought 1 oz gold coins. Silver 1 oz coins are the fractional.

>>54796383
Buy whatever you can find the best deal on.

>>50358470
Roubini truly is the keynsian version of a biz goldfag doomer.

>>23205322
Oh.
Noted.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Okay.

>>20669496
It's irrelevant. You can go elsewhere or not be anonymous yourself. But thank you.

>>16994714

Wanted to change my e-mail, and of course thought "well it wouldn't matter if I made infinite accounts and it's fine if I change it anyway", then made some accounts because I started getting accounts locked, and no response or endless run-around from amazon, which is a road to nowhere, so I made new accounts, which worked, at first, and now they don't; I even got suggestions of "just make a new account", which I did, but now it doesn't work.

I especially don't like how amazon.com is like "give this information so we can verify and unlock your account", I give it to them, they tell me it's not good enough, and won't tell me why, won't respond to me, and tells me "don't make new accounts".

I suppose just unlocking my account since I did everything they asked me to do would be out of the question ...