/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24615559
>>24615646
I want the demand to return to what it once was in ancient societies, namely gold and silver becoming the most commonly used currency again. Plus, if what you're saying is true, why can't I get the same amount of gains on such a massive shift in valuation from a real asset/commodity like gold and silver rather than mining stocks, which are ultimately a paper asset that you have to trust someone else to follow through on? All paper assets are just debt, in varying degrees of risk.

>>24615759
Again, I could acheive the same % returns on holding physical instead of paper if we are so close to exhausting new supply. Mining companies are only valuable so far as they can continue to provide more metal into the markets. After that they're done.

>>24615559
>>24615646
I want the demand to return to what it once was in ancient societies, namely gold and silver becoming the most commonly used currency again. ((I don't want miners to produce more gold and silver when that happens.)mayb delete) Plus, if what you're saying is true, why can't I get the same amount of gains on such a massive shift in valuation from a real asset/commodity like gold and silver rather than mining stocks, which are ultimately a paper asset that you have to trust someone else to follow through on? All paper assets are just debt, in varying degrees of risk.

>>24615759
Again, I could acheive the same % returns on holding physical instead of paper if we are so close to exhausting new supply. Mining companies are only valuable so far as they can continue to provide more metal into the markets. After that they're done.

>>20696271