/biz/ - Business & Finance

>why do real people keep buying things that create value and not my crypto bags

I dunno, its a real mystery. Truly the question of our age.

>>10984750
At 2020 just draw a green line vertically.

Thank me later

Accumulate

>>10567802
>be brainlet
>not knowing how your currency system works

not going to make it.

>>10249039
gov minted BU is something you should have in your portfolio, no more than 10% though.

slv

>>8571955
No silver? You really want to cut a kruger up to trade for small goods?

>>4912966
You cant put metals to zero.

They are mined and refined, this is a trillion dollar industry with many other sectors relying on it.

Putting mines out of business would send the price to pluto short-mid term, causing more mines to open long term

>>4418841
EU bullion dealers only pay tax on silver bars, they claim coins are exempt.
UK dealers have to charge +20% tax on bars and coins so dont ever buy silver from a UK dealer.

Gold is tax free over the entire EU

>>3479645
congrats
you turned RIP coin into a heavy lump of cartel controlled no gains

next time diversify and keep buying high, selling low

>>2823291
you literally cannot lose with generics if you hunt down the closest to spot price dealer.
then hold it till the next spike, which could be any time given how unstable the global economy is.

take care with more niche things like collectables/poured. these do not follow the rules, you need to know the resell market to make mad gainz

>>2627751
who fucking cares?

oz pirate horders dont care, its raw weight they want

collectors items always come in sealed containers from the mint

remember to always be into both. collector value is not linked to spot value. this gives you more opportunities to gain irrespective of the wider market conditions

>>2444801
>GBP
gold/silver split and start praying your incompetent government is not forced to adopt the euro