/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17276008

You need any amount of silver.
If price goes to $40 per oz you basicly double your investment.
IF you have any silver.

Hmm.

>dat math dude

>>17276008
Yes, this is why people use gold, or you know any of the other thousands of more liquid assets.

>>17276101
Silver is a bit like mineral water. It's nice to have but it is heavy and takes too much space.

>>17276101
>>17276123

Silver will hit $40 before gold hits $3000

>>17276342
both are not unlikely in the near future i think.
with coronochan we have a good contestant for the starter of a global recession.
and if that shit goes down, we all know where pm will be heading

and desu, considering silver is way below its ath i think were in for a ride with that stuff. sooner or later it will have to catch up. its uses are undeniable in the industry. gold on the other hand is just a hedging tool

>>17276842
Exactly, gold bubble is not even nearing end of peak

>>17276008
PMs literally make zero sense to me. It makes sense crypto is ballooning now after the stock market has been pumped to all-time highs through cheap money from the repo market. The money is looking for a place to go so hedge funds are buying crypto. But wtf is gonna happen when this inflation spreads beyond financial assets. And when TF are PMs finally gonna go ballistic?

>>17276342
silver has been in a bear market for 10 years now. when it finally explodes it will absolutely tear through the markets.

>>17277808
What are your bets for the new ATH Silver?

brainlet thread

What do you guys stack? Bars or 90% I used to be about 5oz bars but stacking and clinking 90% quarters and halves just feels so good I take the premium hit.

>>17277808
or it's no longer considered a monetary metal considering there are instrument for buying fractional gold?

>>17278195
$300-500 range

>>17278332
Then ash out or trade for gold?

>>17278450
Sell for gold, silver takes way too much space.