/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56140541
Indeed I do.
Also, got a new job, so not much time to fuck around on 4Chan.
What did I miss in these threads since the janny meltdown?
Seems like all the regulars (guess that also inlcudes me) are gone and they're really slow now.

>>55266160
>Of course I stack, but I have a legitimate portfolio. My collection only exists because I love to collect that sort of stuff and it's more fun and rewarding than digital numbers in a checking account. I search for deals on bullion as well as numismatic items so I am confident that I can sell quickly sell, for gain even, if I ever needed to liquidate my savings.
Not the anon that originally wanted to discuss this, but I feel this should be repeated more often in here!
There's a reason that most classical financial advice only gives rather low percentages (as low as 5% IIRC) of pms in your portfolio that are only supposed to go higher if you get older and actually have more wealth. When you're young, you're supposed to go into higher risk things to actually grow your wealth, assuming if it goes wrong you still have plenty of earning time to make up for your fuckup.
That said:But still:
Make sure you have some emergency funds available! And yes, that means having fiat. In the bank (because let's face it, shit will not just collapse over night and you will keep on having to pay your rent and shit and no, your landlord just won't suddenly insist on silver coins, he'll keep wanting that bank transfer) and in cash, for when SHTF, which will likely just be some (minor?!) power grid failures where you need to pay in paper. I can 100% guarantee you that no business will just accept random pieces of silver by wheight.
Nowadays it's a bit different.
Silver is manipulated, so there's some non-neglible chance that it'll "moon", so there's a chance that your stack will not only protect your wealth, but also that it might increase it.
Same with all warning signs for inflation flashing red: Gold (and thus also silver by some amount) have a good chance of becoming more important in the future.
Couple that with the general economic (and thus stock market) uncertainty and you'll end up with much higher rates of pms at a lower level of wealth.

>>53923436
I'm all for pointing out obnoxious faggots, but if you keep doing this little schtick for every post, you are the faggot!