/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54558309
>>54558313
this board isn't exactly known for its intelligence or good decisions.

>>54325165
So what you're saying is our ancestors migrating to the west was a fucking mistake.

How cringe or sound are my economic stances?
>Georgisim is a good idea
>Friegeld (tldr expiring currency) should be instated in as many places as possible
>credit unions btfo banks always
>gold standard should come back if possible

>>53664215
>gold keeps a perfectly stable value against current currency
Yes.

>>53594471
I say as beginner advice, just buy some modern highly recognizable coins like maples or britannias, hold onto them for a while and see how you feel. Eagle premiums suck, but you CAN get some of them back while selling. Boomers also lose their shit with them, have at least a coupe you're willing to part with. But don't spend more than $150 your first time. Seriously. Maybe wait even two-three weeks before your next purchase, give yourself enough time to forget about your first buy. Personally, I've been buying silver with no real changes for over two years now and don't regret my purchases at all. I Just keep buying.

If you buy collector shit like proofs or limited mintage item, buy it entirely to tickle your own personal coin autism and nothing else, unless you're really good at scalping and lack inhibition/a soul. Think I've got 20 silver proof sets now but that's because I personally like them, not at all speculating for value. It still has the base PM content for value, but that's it. If the coin collecting market dies like stamp collecting did, that premium is long gone.

See if you're happy with silver in what I call "The most boring case scenario". It doesn't moon, the dollar doesn't crash, there's no cannibal raiders or glowies desperately hunting people down for silver. You just hold it, own it, and it keep its value over the years. Myself, I'm content with PMs in that case. I bought them for their value, and it's only been building wealth. Every ounce is money crystalized whereas fiat feels so fleeting. Not-so easily come, but very easily goes. In that MBSC either it'll be a means of emergency funds, or my favorite grandkid/anime body pillow is going to be really happy when I die. I can accept that.

It's made my spending and health habits better too, gold/silver fever is a real thing. That vidya I don't need? Pass, that's two ounces of silver. Fast food? No, would come out to what the pawn shop sells two silver quarters for, I'll eat at home.

>>53268340
>The only thing that's holding all of this scam together is faith in the US Dollar holding any value.
Nobody in the financial world or geopolitical sector actually believes that lmao, they can't be even dumber than /biz/. The world only goes along with it because if they don't, the US military will spread ten-megaton intercontinental ballistic democracy and values of freedom packages to non compliant countries, as usual

>>52780153
Just basic stuff
>On the Jews and their lies by Dr. Martin Luther
>A history of central banking (very flawed, but also very redpilling. Read only if you're a discerning type)
>The big silver short (A collection of interviews about silver from investors, coin dealers and schizos all about silver. Feels basically like a better-organized PG rated /pmg/ thread)
>Any of Kevin Macdonald's books, "Culture of critique" is his best known one
>Haven't read it yet but "The Israel Lobby" is supposed to be really good
>Shows about nothing, a book written by a pastor on how television and movies want to destabilize society
>The New philistines, a good short critique about modern "art"
>Communist manifesto, if you want to criticize communism rightly you gotta do it purely at an ideological level
>Libido dominandi by E michael Jones, sex controls you far more than you think. Just a heads up this is doctoral thesis level shit, it took me a month to finish but I am young and dumb, you'll probably fare better
>Some basic greek literature like Plato or Socartes. For me I like Five Dialogues because I believe consistency in morality is of the utmost importance, otherwise your morality is merely a projection of society's will and not your own understanding of good and justice
>some Whitman coin Books purely for information's sake, former US mint director Edmund Moy put out one on the Gold and Platinum eagles program I'm reading right now, it's neat.
Keep stacking not just metals, but muscles, ammo, and knowledge as well. We're gonna make it.

is this spiral?

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god damn the twitter doesnt confirm this for shit

>>49230828
Insightful post