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Asking again, in a different timezone;

Question: How do you actualy make bank off of this then? When's prime time to sell - mid, late or post crash?
Say I get $100 of PM.
-If I sell mid-hyperinflation/crash, it'll be at it's highest possible 'fiat value', which can then be traded for more of the inevitable new currency.
-If I trade for high-value goods late crash, when the new currency is being prepped and nobody can trade in for fiat, the goods I get (property, land, etc) should be at their best conversion rate to PM; at which point, post crash the assets return to standard (higher) value.
-If I trade for the new currency post-crash, it'll be at a baseline value - but wouldn't selling here just mean I have the same value as the benchmark set for the non-investors buy-in much earlier in the crash (where the value is lower than the mid-crash in fiat)? How would the PM be any more valuable than simply it's original should-be conversion rate pre-crash?

Not criticising, just wondering when to maximise those gainz. nd, >inb4 lol never!!!!!!!, put aside the memes for a second and just answer the damn question.

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