/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21988491
>In inefficient markets, the information that influences the prices of the assets are not readily available. Hence it becomes difficult to determine or predict the correct prices of the assets.
So this is someone doing arbitrage?

>>21988539
Isn't that just a way to swap tokens that don't have a direct link? Again, I apologize for my ignorance. I'm obviously not a crypto wizard, I'm trying to learn here.

>>21988551
Sarcasm, fren. If I did, I definitely would.

>>19852085
When you say nice stack, what are we talking?
- silver ozs, gold ozs, how many?
- coins/bars ratio?
- what country/region?
- what kind of other prep have you done already, eg food/water/water purification, guns/ammo, seeds/growing methods and materials, bug out bag(s), 1st aid and other useful items, barter items... will you be bugging out to another location or bugging in and sheltering in place? Or do you not think that there is even a small chance that things will get to that point and therefor aren't going to prep for anything past a 1 or 2 week hiccup?

It's a highly individual-circumstances-dependant decision, but this info will help with advice.

>>19503931
>>19503972
Right on. I appreciate any and all info, especially from ppl who aren't just pulling guesses out of thin air.

Re Mexico monetizing silver, there was a Mexican anon the other day who posted links from a Mexican bank detailing their policy for giving Libertads for pesos. I didn't save the link, but I did find this from a few years back-

https://www.moneymetals.com/news/2017/09/18/silver-libertad-coin-market-trouble-001161