/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24900772
This

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>>24719961
Demand is everything. Supply is relatively thin as miner bros have been discussing lately with low exploration for the past 10 years. Memeing gold and silver to those around you in your local community has the most effect right now probably in many decades, especially now with such a hard economy. Don't focus on austrian economics, just focus on "muh shiny" normies haven't cared about austrian economics in the past, and they won't now. They just want out of the current system and you do too so focus on that. You know PMs are the way out so show them how. They will be receptive to emotional arguments only, as many of us know.

>>24717935
Lmao. I think copper might be nice to have on the side, but in useful form, not bullion or bars. I have a few hundred feet of copper electrical wiring, rubber insulation and all, sitting around that would actually be useful for something rather than just a hunk of metal and therefore easier to trade. I know there's a high premium because the extrusion of the copper into wire and coating in insulation takes labor and resources, but it still makes it worth much more and holds it's value as a commodity in regards to inflation.

>>24722754
Maybe look at the amount of nuclear power plants being built and when? Am I retarded or is uranium not a relatively stable and predictable asset which fluctuates based on macro scale economic factors due to nuclear power plants having high correlation with government subsidies and political pressures?

>>24722838
This one looks less like a bug tranny and has hips almost wider than her shoulders so this is the best "buy silver" asian girl image yet

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>>24657424
Here's a more clear diagram. Remember this is not a trick or gimmick. The only cost to you is you have to convince them to accept PMs as payment, you're not giving them part of your stack or anything