/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57401760
>$40 on ebay but looks like sub-$18 from site
Can't compare with and without swastika, price wise, i think you too are aware of this. The only one climbing in price is the one we all want sadly.
I used to slurp directly from a german store who accepted to ship outside of Germany, but they don't have any refill for 5RM mit HK for almost 2 years now. I didn't have the opportunity to purchase any since 2022, and bought the bulk of it in 2020-2021 for around 12 bux.
Now $35 is the norm, and i prefer not to think what it will be by 2026...

But we all knew it would play out this way, it's in part us who played a role to make others aware nazi silber was a thing, and now everybody wants it.

>>57401770
They do carry a certain premioom due to their history, but personally i'd purchase them only for silver content, and they contain only 8.40€/$9 worth of pure silber. Not the best option availible if you wanna stack weight desu senpai.

>>56998132
Uh sweetie, tootsie pops grossed $248,336,000 for Q3 2023, and that's from all selling avenues worldwide.
gold>tootsie pops

>>56717513
There is a flaw in your logic i can't get my head around, maybe you can provide some answers :
You admitted being a jew, then you constantly tell us we are "stupid antisemites" who are giving free money to our mortal enemies : the jewish silver merchants who sell it to us for a 40% premium.

Why would you be warning us if we are doing a mistake who only benefit your tribe? I mean, you should shill silver to us if it only impoverish antisemites and makes fellow jooz richer, no?

>>56569188
ahhh, i get it now, thanks fren!

>>56071193
I want more fun facts and history concerning money.
For example, did you know the origin of the word "money" comes from the latin word "Moneta" (which is stamped on most medieval and ancient roman coinage), who is the title of the goddess Juno (the Monitor, ie the adviser, admonisher). It was because the first roman mint was on Capitoline Hill, right in front of her temple, and it's supposed the gold and silver were kept in said temple, waiting to be minted.

Or that the modern dinar, used in many muslim countries, simply means denarius?

I love etymology, and i love history, and money is nothing more than a token of trust between humans. The most important one. That is why SHTF when politikikes play and cheat with money for too long, it break the trust among men, and the society grind to a halt without trust. Thus, to know the history of money is to know the history and philosophy of bonds between men.
This is why it's never teached in modern (((academia))). You have millions of roasties getting out of univ with sociology degrees each year, and never had a single class -not even a minute- concerning money, even though it should be sociology 101.
That's how (((rotten))) our system is. Because of course the money makers don't want us to know the absolute power they hold over society.

>>56059710
Anything is possible, that's what so exciting about periods of chaos, fren.
Likely? No. But as a nooticer, i'll share something "odd" i found currently going on in the silver market.
First, you need to know industrials don't require silver (and gold) to be refined for their uses in electronics. They handle the process themselves.
That is why it's important to make the distinction between 2 kinds of silver imports : silver ore (destined to industrials/electronic applications) and refined silver bars (bullion and jewelry).

For silver ore & concentrates, with no surprise, the 3 largest importers are electronics/chips/semi-conductors manufacturers :
- China (1,100,700,000 kg / year)
- Korea (37,634,600 kg /y)
- Japan (12,894,000 kg /y)
Here you have the big three silver consumers, making chips for the entire world (and solar panels too for China). As addendum, i could not find Taiwan figures anywhere, maybe they are not communicating on them for strategic reasons? We know TSMC is a matter of national defense and sovereignty, and they take anything related to it very seriously.
Where are the US you might ask?
From what i could find, the US do not import silver ore in any significant fashion (word bank figures say 286kg/y.. kek, but it seems too small of a figure). And it's logic, after all the US do not manufacture high precision electronics since a while, and maybe what's left of local production is enough to sustain their need.

Now, let see refined silver 3 largest importers (last data point 2020, total 25B USD) :
- USA (mindboggling 22.2% of worlds' production)
- Canada (13.4%)
- UK (10.5%)
Then most others biggest boys (China, Japan, Germany,...) are in the 4% range.
Notice anything? US, Canada, UK.. 3 closest anglo-protestant allies, slurping almost HALF the refined silver in the world?? For what purpose?
(1/2)

>>55685446
Mhmmm, make sense fren.

Personally, it's the fact it was going for $190/oz in 2009. I've heard about the suppression on Pd and all... it can justify a x3-4 maybe, but not x15. Truth is there were no additional demand from a breakthought discovery, new applications or anything. Nor any extra investment-demand as far as i know.
So if no extra demand can justify it, to me it's just some P&D digitally-enhanced traders thing. Maybe it was to liquidate a large short position or something, idk. But i just don't trust it.

>>55479523
So far bringing back 0.1 gram of asteroid on earth costed us a combined $800,000,000 + $300,000,000 via the mission Hayabusa1 & 2. And it was dirt.
Considering a similar abundance ratio than on earth (0.003ppm = part per million), we'd need to bring back x300,000,000,000 the amount we managed to secure with Hayabusa's spaceships to make an ounce of gold.

$1,200,000,000 x 300,000,000,000 = 3,6e+20 USD/oz with the current technology availible.
That's 360,000,000,000,000,000,000 dollaridoos/oz. To put it in perspective anon, this number is so large it's impossible to put it in perspective.

So i think mining on earth will be our only option for a little while. Like probably until the extinction of mankind.

>>55130550
>its really insane how the nasdaq is outperforming the other indices
>whats the explanation for this?
Big dip. Big recover.

>>54298698
It would be origami silver.
t. law expert fren

>>54254143
>youre supposed to write puts on high IV companies
That's how you blow up your account. Look at all the "safe" SP 500 banks that just got blown up. And you're talking about a vega play, not theta.

>buy OTM puts on SPY
Most people here are young, and aren't close to 6 figure accounts. Accumulation is more important than hedging. And the OTM put are not in your favor statistically due to the volatility smirk on SPY.

>>54227049
Are you (((vaxxed)))?

>>53628023
You'll want a lot more money than 11k. QQQ and SPY short puts can take up 2k to 5k worth of buying power, and you want the safety net in case of a black swan event. You'll want approval for naked options. The cool thing is that you can spend 100% of your cash on indexes and stock to benefit from market movement, and then sell the naked puts on top. It doesn't use any margin unless shares are assigned. As for the short selling check out theta gang to see different strategies, and how they roll options. Keep in mind that most people are retarded and you'll want your own strategy. Generally 30 to 45 DTE, with 10 to 30 delta strikes are preferred.

>>53608983
Thanks for the links fren, i'll watch this later tonight.
I've a passion for history and i'ver tracked this evil cabal through time.
Basically they are nomadic banksters and moved as follow :
>Ur
>Babylon
>Phoenicy/Tyre
>Egypt/Alexandria
>Carthage
>Rome
>Venice
>Genoa
>Umayyad Caliphate
>Spain/Valencia
>France/Paris
>Netherlands/Amsterdam
>England/London
>Jew York
next stop : probably Hong Kong

Each time they settled somewhere, all of a sudden a weak nation become an empire with a huge financial dominion. Each time the targeted host have access to the sea and became a thalassocracy with a huge maritime trade routes development. Each times the rulers of said nations became slaves to their debts compulsed toward this cabal. And each time, just before the jews leave for greener pastures, they sabotage their host nation by economically and socially destroying it (via expensive wars) to prevent any potential revenge.

>>53553370
I recently bought a tube of maple silver coins. Do I need cotton gloves to ensure they don't tarnish?

>>53297837
>Vax deaths in 2021 : 12 millions
>Vax deaths in 2022 : 25 millions
I expect it to double each year, so 50M for 2023 and 100M for 2024.

>>53289746
Just asked the AI, and it told me pigs wont learn how to fly.

>>53239593
The 200 MA is a huge support/resistance area with SPY. Which is about to get tested again. We also the second lowest IV in the past year. I think there will be a large move up, or rejection coming soon.

>>53081122
Didn't they blow up the trade center?

For the ones wondering why silver is mooning today, it's because comex banksters only have few days left to settle December's trades and there are still tons of open contracts who might settle for deliveries.

They were able to add 1.5Moz to registered yesterday in preparation of delivery notices for the open contracts left, so that's why we are up. And 1.5Moz might be far from enough if they still want to maintain mordicus their registered stack above (supposed) 30Moz, so they will probably continue to scrap silver wherever they can for the next few days. So prepare your angus for 25 spot. Then a leg down afterward (unless some internal struggle occur).

>>52924569
The only way out to keep a semblance of status is for you to open your own business. As you said, it's too late for you to start a "career", and now you tasted freedom, it will be impossible for you to accustom yourself to the daily humiliation rituals and insane boredom the wagies goes through.

Since you already earn a good chunk of money with the RE, you don't even need to be super profitable. Just flip some toys on ebay and pretend to your friends you are in the import/export business.

>>52783753
Answer is always the same : Plat can be a great buy, but only once you already secured a decent silver and gold stack.

- :
>low liquidity
>stores will scalp the shit out of you if you need to sell it to them
>big premioom

+ :
>low supply, low yearly inflation of reserves
>comex registered supply extremely low (the most depleted of all PMs, some days 15x the amount of plat availible are traded on the markets)
>extreme paper leverage from banksters (2nd highest leverage among commodities, after silver)
>very tiny market, if a PM must squeeze, this will be plat first
>relatively cheap compared to it's rarity/native ppm
>SA producing over 75% of the plat worldwide and Russia 10%, if partnership with BRICs nations become more tense western nations wont have access to plat anymore (US and leafs produce the rest basically)

>>52523033
Technically, this post is correct. But in a pilpul way. You see, the "security concern" isn't about their reserves getting hacked, but rather a concern for the personal security of the devs who funneled all the money into their pockets from baggies' hate.
You have to think like a jew to understand the true meaning of their posts. They rarely lie, they mostly distord and bind the meaning of words.

I've had enough frens.
I'm too poor to afford the current premiooms, so it's time for me to try the scrap-pill.

I'll try to walk in the footsteps of scrapanon. I never managed to score the absurd prices he talk about (which i sometimes doubt bcuz it's just too good to be true), but maybe it's because i don't live in the US.

Few things i noticed :
>bars are fetching an INSANE premium in EU, where i live they are going for 28€/oz on ebay
>there is a pretty consistent flow of silverwave/sterling jewels on ebay
>by searching hard enough and with a bit of luck, i can manage to find silverware for 16-17€/oz

It's a lot more work than i initially thought, because a lot of sellers are purposefully misleading you to think their stuff is the real deal instead of just electroplated shit. Navigate around all the differents marks by countries, scrutinizing the low res pics to find the marks, trying to guess the weight, or if it's filled with concrete, etc... That's a real job ngl! I guess it will become easier as i get more experienced, but you feel the risk each time you bid.

So here's my plan :
- i'm gathering $5K only dedicated to snipe scrap silver on ebay
- forbidding myself to buy over $17.50/oz (shipping included)
- contact refineries to try to get the best offer to cast it into bars (a reputed one would be a big plus for resale purpose)

Normally, with my $5K, i should be able to clear 300oz of pure silver. I plan to cast them into 1kg bars like scrapanon, so 9.3 bars. Let say the refinery is charging 15% of the metal, i'll be left with 8 x1kg bars.

If i sell them on ebay - and assuming the price stay the same - i should be able to resell them for $7200. So i can net 2.2K optimally. But then i need to account for the 13% or some absurd numbers the ebay fees are.
Those 2.2K are approx 2 and half 1kg bar in my pocket for "free" if i manage to do it right.

I'm starting today, wish me luck frens!