/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21937514

how did other anons get into metals, it seem so obvious to us all now, but how did we start? Feb was kind of the break out for me, i just looked for a buy in time and got one pretty early this year. i had always known fiat was worthless and seen the graphs

>>21871306
>people woke up too fast
>have to have a bit of a lie down
people suck

>>14095845
>oy vey Goyim, JUST look what you could have won

What's the easiest way to get rid of a bad car loan?

>>13376720
It's because the countries yoy'd want to live in are trusted. In the same way a reliable individual can take on more debt for lower rates, so can the first world states. The USA can print it's own currency, meaning your loan will (almost) always be paid back. The risk of inflation is known, and is taken into account.

Having a reserve currency basically means you can trade IOUs (that'll lose value thanks to inflation as inflation favors the debtor) for actual things. Very beneficial.

You end up with shit like this in the states

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How in the fuck could anyone do this to themselves?
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