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>>58408289
>What's the most important thing you have learned about investing in precious metals?
Avoid high premium silver. That's consumerism, so don't convince yourself it has any place in your investment strategy. This can be extrapolated even further to just buy gold an no silver, because even "low" premium silver comes at a significantly higher premium than gold does, thus requiring the price to increase many fold more to turn a profit when selling. Plus gold seems be the ship that drives the market, so why not just stick to it.
>What's the most significant thing for a beginner to know?
DCA. Regularly set aside money for monthly or quarterly purchases or whatever. Of you get swept up in the day to day price, you're likely to FOMO more than necessary and you're unlikely to time the market right.

>>57857890
Luv type 2 AGEs. 'Ate type 2 ASEs. Simple as.