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>>56490879
>You'd obviously make way more money with mining stocks.
With metals my profit isn't taxed. Also I don't like Fiat.

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>>56449415
Only Silver and Gold are serious players for becoming monetary metals.

All these other metals are purely industrial pumps and dumps and are not scaring the Jew at all!
E.g. the Platinum bull of the 2000s was driven by a significant increase in global ICE car production, particularly in China + substantial disruptions in South African supply (energy constraints, labor unrest, mining incidents) + commodity ETFs became hip.

>It's basically the same as investing in copper
Copper hasn't enough value density.
Silver is right at the sweat spot and will become even better once it really starts pumping. Probably to an extent that people substitute their good purchases with silver. Right now it's a bit on the low end so that most people only load up so and so many pounds of silver before they've switch to gold for it's density. If silver appreciates a couple of x it's game over for all other metals because it combines the best of both worlds. Monetary, store of value and industrial properties.

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