/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54418536
The yuan is just another fiat currency like the usd, so it's still the central bank in control of things.

Ok /pmg I just got a bunch of cash and I need to turn it into something tangible. Gonna buy mostly stock of course, but a certain percentage I’m converting to precious metal. Not gonna do gold, because gold/silver ratio is fucking insane, it has been for about 100 years I guess lol, except for a few brief moments like back in 1980. It only makes sense to buy silver. Here’s the thing they say bars are bad, there a “commodity” eagles are legal tender and so is the 90% junk silver. I’ve been thinking the best investment is the eagles. But… I like half dollars, quarters, and Merc dimes. There so small, divisible and…. Concealable. Is there any reason I shouldn’t buy MOSTLY junk silver?
The melt value of 90% coins is what it is at the end of the day right? It’s just the 35% war nickles that are worthless for melt value right?

>>50342140
Don’t care still gonna stack silver lol.
I’m still going to buy crypto and reap the benefits and privacy features of it all, combined with all the features of gold and silver for bartering and trading outside of the central banking systems sphere of influence. I don’t care if crypto drops down the the level of the russian ruble. Crypto combined with the power of precious metals and bartering is a way of working around the central banking industry. And more people need to realize this to avoid the dystopian future where you will own nothing and be happy. I’ll gladly buy precious metal and crypto at a high premium, then barter “at a loss” so long as I’m free from Mr. Sheckelburg’s corrupt economic system.