/biz/ - Business & Finance

What's your favorite size for bullion, anons? 1oz, 2oz, 100g, 5oz, 10oz, 20oz, 1 kilo, 100oz?

>>21556273
Those 100oz'rs make my peepee hard

>>21446284
Forgot my stack, heh.

>>20977303

>>20969775
Go to physical gold and silver dealers and try to get things not too far over spot.

Online:
findbullionprices.com

Get generic rounds and bars. The more you bnuy, the lower the premium. Don't buy fractionals under 1/10th of an ounce. If you want fractional silver, buy "junk" 90% coins like quarters and dimes minted before 1965.

Most importantly DO NOT BUY SLV OR GLD. Ignore the anti-physical boomer who posts in /pmg/ trying to troll people out of their money.

>>20839338
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>>20813508
Why thank you. That was the stack as it stood at the beginning of the month. This is it now.

It's never too later to start stacking

Attention all new frens:
You may have noticed ((the faggot)) among us. Filter him. He has 1 point: It's cheaper to buy claims on silver in other people's possession than it is to buy silver to be in your own possession. This will always be the case for obvious reasons. His belief is that because this spread exists, he is making free money and is therefore smarter than everyone else. This is similar to someone who kept all their gold in US bank deposits telling people that they were stupid for investing in safes to keep gold in. Ultimately he's right... for now. His strategy is to risk a black swan to make (hopefully) a few % more on every purchase. It's a bad strategy because a single event (that has historical precedence that impoverished the entire US) kills his strategy. For this reason, physical is actually (pretty much always) magnitude cheaper than paper.

Think of it as playing russian roulette with your portfolio, except the gun has more than 6 chambers. At what point is it worth playing the game for say 10%? You're not going to play at 10 chambers, you wouldn't play at 20 chambers. Would you play at 100? If airplanes killed everyone on board 1 out of 100 times, would you board them to save 80% on your travel time? And these games are played over your entire lifespan. If you just want to swing trade metals, then sure get some paper silver. But don't come to /pmg/ saying that you should hold a permanent metals position in the paper market.

>>20784335
I agree. I really, really want some hand pours.

>>20754536
I have six (6), but I have never purchased one. I got them from my great uncle.

>>20733019

>>20733028
I tried, but couldn't post because it made "the comment too long."

Here's a stack to invigorate the thread.

Current stack is 237ozt pure, 80ozt in junk for a total of 317ozt.

60ozt pure are waiting to be shipped.