/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29202389
When silver moons I will pay two cute jewesses to make out for my amusement.

>>29025272
Go into miners friend. More leverage to the underlying metal.

You need the suicide stack of metal of like 500-1000 ag and 1-10 AU if you are a poor fag and if you are rich fag you want like 5000-10000 AG and 10-100 AU

I take profits from my crypto speculations and funnel them into mining stocks and physical bullion because precious metals are the only things I can think of that are not in bubbles. Also Uranium sounds like a good idea considering green energy from wind turbines and solar panels are proving to be impractical, maybe after 6 years of more failure with these energy production methods maybe the world might re embrace nuclear power since it is clean and generates huge amounts of power cheaply.

>>28768292
You gotta own a bit of silver fren, it is gods money.

>>28490518
From what I understand is that standing for delivery on SLV is the best way to directly pressure the paper silver market.
Buying retail silver (all silver that isn't 1000 ounce bars) indirectly pressures the comex.

The paper silver market is a house of cards that will fall eventually, I would rather have more time to stack then cause the immediate collapse of the comex.

Of course people that have been stacking for a decade would disagree.

>>27986215
I don't know about that. I am excited about silver as a investment due to its wide range industrial uses, it's thousands of years of history as a monetary metal and what I view as a inevitable demonetization of silver.

Silver was $50 in 1980 40 years ago. Think about how much money has been printed in that time, how much $50 was worth in 1980 compared to today. If you are saying silver has stored value in that time you are basically implying no money has been printed since 1980 or that the supply of silver expanded faster then the supply of USD which is insane.

Physical silver is a great investment due to it's insane undervaluation to where it rightfully should be valued. Basically Silver is gold on Steroids and if Silver runs and returns to even just a fair market equilibrium price not even factoring black swans like currency crisis and hyper inflation and the like, Silver could easily go to $100 USD a ounce +. Now when you look at what that means for Silver mining companies then you are looking at potential 10x-100x valuations for these silver mining companies.

I read that right now the current market cap of ALL silver miners is around 20 billion? To put that in perspective the marketcap of all crypto currencies is around a trillion USD. Silver really is a very, very interesting and possibly lucrative metal to invest in. Both in physical bullion and also in mining companies.