/biz/ - Business & Finance

"Typo in The Edition" Edition

FWTDHWAHQUD status {Enjoying a nice mimosa}

Alasdair Macleod: GLD and SLV could go to zero in a matter of days.

https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/bullion-banks-have-no-way-out-big-gold-shorts

Craig Hemke –When Shorting Stops Silver Pops

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EOPKizJ_Y4

Andrew Maguire: There's A Run On COMEX Gold, Silver

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=912UykAeVX0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SX1Pv6foC8

Can a cryptofag answer why someone would hold USDT? I get just using it as exchange media, but holding it seems retarded. If you still believed that the fed could cut rates and let banks fail (the only reason to hold it) you would want it to be backed by physical fed notes in a vault somewhere, but they also back it with debt, which would default in such a scenario. Why not just use xrp? I was looking at tether gold and thought about it.

Also, does Tether gold usually diverge from the price of gold this much? It's trading at 1997 right now while KAU (kinesis gold) is trading at the last reported comex price/gram of 65.50

boobies

Reminder to identify the anti-physical boomer by checking his posts and seeing the stale, unfunny, boring copypasta about SLV being valuable and physical being a waste of money. This soft-brained retiree has nothing better to do than spend 18 hours a day spreading disinfo as "satire," when he openly admits to be trolling people.

It's really quite sad, but don't feed his desperate cries for attention.

>>21134719
Just got in these puppies. Rfid tech feeling too comfy. B day presents from me to me. Thanks biz bro’s you guys kept posting about metals and then I saw this one boomer use a young thottie to shill silver a year ago. Made me start stacking.

>>21134923
these ratios,....

so does this mean there is $172 in circulation for every one ounce of above ground silver known to exist?

>>21135006
This is an actual good troll, the APB could learn from you.

>>21135012
No, it means there are 172 promissory notes (SLV) for every 1ozt of silver. You can think of it like someone promising 172 different people the same 1ozt of silver for every ounce of above-ground silver.

Insider here, just dropping some soon to be silver(not paper) prices:
End of August: 50$
December: 100$
2021:500$
2022 5000$

>>21135012
This one means there are $4k and $30k printed out of nothing by the fed for every ounce of silver and gold respectively pulled out of the ground annually.

>>21135063
ah, ok. i hope we se these fuckers hang for this egregious fraud

>>21135076
You joke, but when hyperinflation sets in we will hit $5000 per silver ounce in a month tops.

>>21135123
ok. thanks fren. i was getting the two charts confused.

>>21135159
yeah thats when we have Zimbabwe dollars right? and we won't want to trade pm for us fiat?
if this occurs there will only be a small window of time to go from pm to fiat to tangible asset like land
the risk is to not get stuck holding the usd when it turns to Zimbabwe $

>>21135123
And people say magic is not real. Right now USA can print and buy all they want. In this last months usa could afford more than any country on Earth in last 100 years. Will it collapse dollar? Sure, but that is problem for the future.

>>21135151
It's been going on for 2000 years Anon, that's how the banking system is supposed to work. Nothing was done since the Ancient Times, nothing will be done now, then the masses are brainwashed by the Jews on TV.

>>21134914
real ones next time OK, this is not a sad linkie virgin thread. We are MEN.

Opinions on EB Tucker's "Why Gold Why Now?"

When could we see silver hit 100$

>>21135335
yeah, i pretty much realized it all on an intuitive, instinctual level, along time ago.
just never had the occasion to look at the details and inner workings of it before to follow the trail like this.
another orangejuice was bliss situation and it hurts to be red pilled on this.
it is just angering
but at least i can try to ride this rogue wave on my rebel surf board and find some high and dry land full of nubile virgin daughters

>>21135531

>>21135531
Orangejuice was bliss?

Just getting in early because this is so important so that I can repeat this from the last thread because of the urgency of speculation compounding FOMO/FUD

"GDXJ and SILJ will get delisted due to Force Majuere soon, and the people here who are foolishly buying options on them will lose everything as they should. This video will explain it all to you in detail but only if you watch it, in detail and with active learning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XliHE6QgljY&feature=emb_title
you should be doing either one or both or neither of two things,

1) Buying EFTs to hold in your possession i.e. your hands , paws or meathooks, if it's not in your hand at your job you will be canned. Simple as

2) Buying the GOLD and SLV stocks and EFTs on the stock market. This is important!

3) Shorting Sprott EFTs, ETFs and other so called funds of funds. Look into non shared warehouse speciation custodial lots risky scheme ICYMI

Chris Marcus interviewed over a hundred people in the anime futa industry for his book "The Big Silver Shorty Pants," and, when he would ask each one how many owners there are for each mercury dime, he never got an answer lower than 500."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egD6yjimNno

>>21135361
>We are MEN
kids have crushes
boys have girlfriends
Real men have waifus

Legends have depression

>>21135030
??? Troll what’s why ? Lol

>>21135531
That's the only thing we can do really, the rich and powerful make sure that they can trade the Monopoly papers for gold and silver. We're just on a small boat next to their Galleons, but even that angers them. They can't strike back because that would damage them as well, so they do the only thing they can: FUD on gold and silver, making sure that there is as few Normies as possible who buy metals. I don't think we are small enough to be ignored, there would be no anti-silver articles in the last 3 months if that was the case, but I think they know that we know. So they continue to keep the Goyim blind to the real wealth, with some pain accept the fact that people like us exist and nothing will be done.
If it moons one day, great. If not, I will still sell with some gain during the next crisis cycle. Everything is rigged, stocks, metals, crypto. Metals at least I can touch and hold in my hand, I've passed on stocks, got a small crypto wallet just in case.

>>21135621
for all intensive purposes, he is correct.
we're all just a diamond dozen in this doggie dog world

>>21135076
I unironically believe this...well not the insider part

>>21135678
Physical silver is going to zero when its discovered that sprott ETFs have no SLV, buy SLV for huge profits

>>21135699
intents and purposes anon

>>21135742
You have to go back

This is all you really need to know

>>21135710
i see $100 silver as quite plausible even at a conservative estimate, based on what I've seen happening, previous trends , and muh gut feels

>>21135742

>>21135847
Why would they do this? Isn't inflation the worst thing that can happen in this trickle-down economy? The poor will continue to work for $1400 a month, the rich will start becoming trillionaires. The only winners are poeple who have metals, cryptos and bluechip stocks... wait, that's us.

>>21135937
Silber protects us from the Fed vampires

>>21135860
Just keep being awesome. That's the only thing we can do really, the rich and powerful make sure that they can trade the Monopoly tokens for GLD and SLV. We're just on a small boat next to their Galleons, but even that angers them. They can't strike back because that would damage them as well, so they do the only thing they can: FUD on paper metals, making sure that there is as few Normies as possible who buy them. I don't think we are small enough to be ignored, there would be no anti-COMEX rants in the last 3 months if that was the case, but I think they know that we know. So they continue to keep the Goyim blind to the real wealth, with some pain accept the fact that people like us exist and nothing will be done.
If it moons one day, great. If it moons three times , great. I will still have Real Armored Paper Silver with huge gainz during the next crisis cycle. Everything is rigged in my favor, stocks, metals, crypto. Paper Metals at least I can touch and hold in my hand, I've passed on Sprott and Schiff, got an old mining pan just in case.

>>21136019
>>21135678
Dude, fuck off. /biz/ help! I'm being Jewed!

>>21135860

>>21136096
(((Spot price))) of $50 would mean around $75 in physical. Maybe more if the mints and miners really are as fucked as the leaked info would make us believe.

>>21136057
Why do you never speak out about the comex conspiracy? Why do you never speak out against the slander of heroes like jp morgan , heroes like SLV ? Why why why? I will tell you why because you are a premium grabber a pump and dumpster a shill for shifty schiff. Seek christ and ask for redemption and let his golden SLV shine down on you

>>21134663
thanks. I'm asking for a managed account with some inheritance. my personal accounts (about 20% the size) are balls deep, all in. 401(k) doesn't have an option. Really unsure of how to allocate for all of this shit given my situation. I've got some physical, but I'm wondering what comes next.

>>21136096
time to wax the surf board

>>21136169

As I say, GDXJ/SILJ, PHYS/PSLV, and if you can't get the ETFs, get some individual miners like First Majestic, Fortuna Silver Mines, Yamana Gold, and McEwen Mining.

>>21136143
Spot price of $50 for SLV would mean around $75 in .65 FAKE (((physical silver))). Maybe more if the coin peddlers really are as slimy as the leaked info from The $ilvermaster would make us believe

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/us-dollar-devalues-99-vs-gold-100-years-gold-price-crosses-2067

>>21136169
If you are 20% in gold/silver already in your personal, I'd invest the rest in an S&P500 index fund. Probably not a popular answer here, but...

>>21136222
(((Sprott funds))), (((penny stock scams))) (((paper miner etfs)))

Geez they arent trying to hide it

>>21136260
>A world reserve currency is supposed to be superior in storing value
i like that zerohedge exists and some of their articles but that's just plain retarded

>>21136260

>>21136270
As long as the FED is printing the stock market is going to rise. The trick is to get the money out of the market and in to a physical asset before its hyper inflated to nothing

Acquired +100 Englehard from LCS for stack $2 over schpot. Not a bad day! Kooks were sold out.

>>21136373
I don't think it will get that bad. We'll experience a lot of inflation, but, it's a bit silly watching everyone here freak about about the DXY being at 92 and saying the dollar is going to fail.

>>21136373
Get something real like SLV they just bought another 5000 tons of real 1.0 physical silver, not that fake.7 silver the stacklets buy

>>21136423
>+100 Englehard from LCS for stack $2 over schpot.
Heckin nice
I'M MAD JELLY

>>21136423
That's just their cope for paying a 63% premium on a shitcoin

>>21136438
honestly i pray that you are right. If that is the case and the dollar survives I can treat this as just another bull market and sell off what i have purchased and be very happy

>>21136222
based trips
In my personal accounts i'm currently
>50% (just under) GDX/J, SIL/J, SLVP, RING
>25% (just under) Gold and Silver Majors
>10% ish in some minors and micros
>12% in industrial miner etfs and industrial miners
>3% Bond and Large Cap funds
I'm really looking for a sense of how to get the whole picture right. I think my actively managed account

>>21136270
yeah, I'm in large cap funds with my 401(k) and the actively managed inheritance account. The 401 is acting like my cash backstop for a rainy day. I want my money out of that bitch as fast as I can get it. If we look at the whole picture, I'm probably about...
>10% physical
>10% miners
>45% large cap equities
>55% cash

>>21136561
I really wish i could do something better with the cash accounts, but I'm just not seeing how because I'm a bit of a poorfag. I might need to call up the manager and tell him to split the cash allocation in half and give it to PHYS/PSLV or something.

>>21136471
Thanks, anon. Keeping eyes open for more.

>>21136561
jesus christ, 35% cash

>>21136438
Every fiat currency in history failed eventually.

>>21136598
Under the Cares act you will be able to withdraw up to $100K in 2020 from your 401K penalty free if you meet the criteria (easy to).

>>21136534
I can't promise it, but I likely am. I mean I graduated college in 2008 and saw the previous gold bull run, all the same things were being said. Yes, we're printing more now, and there is a lot of bad things going on that could make the next years really ugly - but the dollar will survive.

>>21136561
That's not a bad distribution. Also in the short run I don't think having cash is all that bad of an idea, I have about 250k in cash right now. My thinking is it will take some time for the inflation to pick up, and I want to have liquidity for buying dips.

>>21136689
We were going to fail in 2009 too. Didn't happen. Not saying it won't now, I agree things are bad, but, if you have a decent gold allocation you'd be protecting yourself fairly well. Remember gold could go down too.

>>21136689
>Every currency in history failed eventually

>just pay a 50% premium goy

>>21136761
This is going to get very interesting as well. In fact the next 10 years is going to be fascinating as a whole. Real armored paper silver, personified as SLV is an answer to not just the financial system but the overall transfer of value and information to the user vs. a random “woke” Company. Instead of being forced to give away your SLV, you can have choice. Instead of being forced to hand over all of your anime figurines to Facebook and Google, you can choose to block access. So on and so forth.

SLV creates an establishment of trust world wide when we live in a society that is becoming more skeptical in nature. You cannot print trillions and trillions of dollars and expect people to believe the economy will suddenly recover. You cannot force people to close down their businesses and then expect them to maintain all of their employees due to an interest free loan (that still needs to be paid back by the way). You cannot have mass riots on the Streets in expensive areas and believe that rich people will simply “live with it”. These conclusions are not even debatable.

If the 2000 to 2020 range was the year of the internet and software, 2020-2040 should become the year of decentralized finance and new internet economies best exemplified by SLV and not physical silver a form of money that is devalued by trillions every 3-5 months is not going to store a lot of value.

>>21134868
holding usd is one thing, holding usdt is another. the only reason to hold it would be to take advantage of arbitrage opportunities by having a stack on two exchanges, but it fluctuates too much to be reliable. Tether gold I don't know, but if it's anything like tether, the discount is due to uncertainty that the holdings are actually held by whoever.

Nobody spams this hard actually trying to help anyone.

>>21135937
It's more like the FED is saying they're going to try to do something which is actually inevitable at this point to save face. Then they'll say "oh no we lost control"

(like Harvard will say about their geoengineering program when the earth goes into the grand solar minimum)

>>21136438
>DXY
Don't forget, this is DXY. It's not a measure of inflation. It's dollar strength. Check out Gold across all currencies. I really liked looking at it last month. CAD, EUR, KRW, and i think GBP all were blown past the 2011 high and USD was still sitting around

>>21136761
>That's not a bad distribution. Also in the short run I don't think having cash is all that bad of an idea
Thanks, and I agree regarding a cash position (although I'd much prefer to have a little less, maybe closer to 25%). I will argue that there's likely to be some horrible price creep or shocks in the near term. And we might be at an advantage getting things while people are choking and scrambling to get rid of inventory now (amazon just had a sale on my new favorite cross trainers and i got two extra pairs, let's hope they're legit). I'm a fledgling adult so my funds are pretty limited, I don't think i can get that cash position below 20% based on my liquidity preference. I'm working on running up a 0% card on things like shoes, water, medicine, TP, vitamins, paper towels, shampoo, etc. (as well as metals).

>>21137042
>Nobody spams this hard actually trying to help anyone

>let me repeat my conspiracy theory for the 100th time as to why SLV is worth minus a gorillian $$$ and COMEX is going to jail . Pay the premium goy buy sprott funds

>>21134844
I'm curious how this will actually go down when it happens. Will they close the fund and pay everyone in cash? Or will it go kaput and no one gets anything?

US Mint is sold out of the San Antonios again.
fuck i keep missing them

>>21137042
The paper shill is Hymie Diamond and he
is desperately trying to help himself. He will fail

I can’t see anyone having faith in physical silver or any other PM when it becomes a fact that it’s not backed by SLV and the real amount of SLV is way less then what’s been trading on apmex and thus suppressing the real value of SLV per share.

What will happen!!??? I just want a farm so I can stop fapping to images of 40 year old moms and stop stumbling with my relationship with Christ because I am a wage cuck!!

Kek, new USMint coin program for First Ladys coming out this year
Barbara Bush is this years,

you know you all cant wait to get your hands on a Hilary Clinton coin lol

>>21137113
>Don't forget, this is DXY. It's not a measure of inflation. It's dollar strength. Check out Gold across all currencies. I really liked looking at it last month. CAD, EUR, KRW, and i think GBP all were blown past the 2011 high and USD was still sitting around
Agreed. I just remember travelling to Germany on business and the euro being over 1.50USD and America was largely fine. If anything it helped our exports (I know it helped my business).

>Thanks, and I agree regarding a cash position (although I'd much prefer to have a little less, maybe closer to 25%). I will argue that there's likely to be some horrible price creep or shocks in the near term. And we might be at an advantage getting things while people are choking and scrambling to get rid of inventory now (amazon just had a sale on my new favorite cross trainers and i got two extra pairs, let's hope they're legit). I'm a fledgling adult so my funds are pretty limited, I don't think i can get that cash position below 20% based on my liquidity preference. I'm working on running up a 0% card on things like shoes, water, medicine, TP, vitamins, paper towels, shampoo, etc. (as well as metals).
I agree that buying things now isn't a bad idea, but I'm mixed about buying a bunch of things on credit. Remember to do some risk scenarios, eventually that debt comes due.

My reason for thinking buying things on peoples wishlist this year is likely there will be some deals, inflation hasn't set in yet, and I think we'll see a slow down in technology advancement anyways as consumer spending drops. I know in my business we've backed our product development cycle out a year.

>>21137320
>first spouse
it's all so tiresome

>>21137186
Thanks for the template.

SLV SLV
Jaimie is a hero to me
Keeps me safe
Hes my pal
All you have is a plastic gal

>>21136340

>A world reserve currency is supposed to be superior in storing value
>i like that zerohedge exists and some of their articles but that's just plain retarded

I don't think you understand. That's exactly the idea. The dollar only became the world reserve currency in the first place, because the U. S. lied, until 1971, that the dollar was convertible into gold. Then it pulled the rug out, and people were left holding worthless paper, and it has imposed them on people by force ever since. Every nation on earth holds treasuries, essentially dollars, in reserve, as if they were as good as gold. Now, they have been dumping treasuries and hoarding gold since 2008; but this is only a recent trend, because it is then that people began to see that a debt-trap and a dollar-crisis were absolutely inevitable. Most fiat currencies will go to zero along with the dollar, precisely because all that backs them is U. S. treasuries. Only the countries with significant gold reserves will survive the coming crisis.

>>21136340

>A world reserve currency is supposed to be superior in storing value
>i like that zerohedge exists and some of their articles but that's just plain retarded

I don't think you understand. That's exactly the idea. The dollar only became the world reserve currency in the first place, because the U. S. lied, until 1971, that the dollar was convertible into gold. Then it pulled the rug out, and people were left holding worthless paper, and it has imposed it on people by force ever since. Every nation on earth holds treasuries, essentially dollars, in reserve, as if they were as good as gold. Now they have been dumping treasuries, and hoarding gold, since 2008; but this is only a recent trend, because it is since then that people began to see that a debt-trap and a dollar-crisis were absolutely inevitable. Most fiat currencies will go to zero along with the dollar, precisely because all that backs them is U. S. treasuries. Only those countries who were prudent enough to accumulate significant gold reserves will survive the coming crisis.

>>21137429
They got you working on the Sabbath? Must be some serious shit going down.

>>21137320
This isn't new. They've been doing this for years
https://www.moderncoinmart.com/info-vault/articles/coin-mintage-charts/first-spouse-gold-mintage-chart.html

>>21137320
NO, I want Donnie's whore wife coins.

>>21137461
Don't forget that last year the BIS classified gold as a tier 1 asset the same classification as the US dollar.
The move to gold has already begun and the big players have been building their life raft for some time now.
If you are lucky, and smart, you might be able to hop on a dinghy before its too late

>>21137461
>Only the countries with significant gold reserves will survive the coming crisis.
So.... America? We have more gold than the next three top reserves combined.

>>21137562

Sorry re-wrote my post, you were replying to >>21137497.

I agree with you entirely.

>>21137418
>>first spouse
kek, guess i didn't stop and think about that.
of course they go all SJW LGBTQ PC on it.
I bet they're just salivating for the opportunity to put a man on there a the first spouse or better yet some multi racial lesbian transgender abomination,
fuck this gay earth

you know actual "first lady" coins wouldn't be bad and i could even tolerate a Hillary Clinton coin just because heck we were stuck with Bill. but god dammit i guess its obvious where this is going to go

>>21137497
i agree with everything you wrote, but currencies aren't money, so they can't, by definition, be a store of value

>>21137562
Yep, this explains the divergence from silver. Gold could unironically outperform silver for the future term. Though in 1980 the reason silver performed so well was people changed their taste because they couldnt afford gold anymore. The hunt brothers only really added a buck or two.

>>21137567
>>21137497

I don't think there's a person in the world who believes that the U. S. has much gold, if any, in Fort Knox. No audit, and it refuses to have one. All of the gold has been dumped over the previous five decades in order to suppress the price of gold.

>>21137567
Allegedly
US and major central banks have been dumping gold to suppress it. 2011 they dumped a ton.

>>21137608

It isn't ZeroHedge who is saying that currencies are money; ZeroHedge is satirizing the mainstream point of view that currencies are money, and showing it to be false. Many people obviously still do believe that currencies, and not gold, are money, or they wouldn't be foolish enough to buy treasuries instead of gold.

>>21137622
>>21137653
I think you are underestimating the power of the United States. I'm not saying the next years aren't going to likely be ugly, but, the amount of wealth in the United States is palpable. I'm right there with you buying PMs and I think it is retarded what we are doing, but I also see this as a repeat of 2009.

You cant refute this man

>>21137690
alright, maybe i would have picked up on that if i read the actual article

>>21137717
Without reserve currency status the united states has nothing but nukes and aircraft carriers. Thats it. Their IP is gone. Their gold is gone. Their manufacturing base is gone

>>21137078
>(like Harvard will say about their geoengineering program when the earth goes into the grand solar minimum)
That's some /x/ shit, explain?

>>21137728
Once I embraced this philosophy my entire outlook on finances changed, no joke.

>>21137591
Its everywhere, the millennial menace. They cant differentiate between their fantasy and reality.

Where I see two ears of silver and gold corn on the cob they see a conspiracy theory of comex and jp Morgan and sprott vaults empty of SLV rounds

>>21137717

Nominal yields were still 5% in 2009. Real yields are now negative, and they can only go lower. That's why this time is different. The central banks still had a little ammunition before. Now there is none left. They either default and collapse everything, or hyperinflate the currencies into oblivion. It's a debt-trap. There's no escape. Even a 2 or 3% yield would now immediately collapse the markets and make the debt unserviceable.

>>21137728
Look at the size of that nose.

>>21135678
I never understood why they do not attempt to ally with any of those that have the capacity to follow the curve...

>>21137767
The usa has more gold in fort knox than exists in the whole world. You are just jealous that all you have is fake chinese silver that you paid a 23% premium on to save money

>>21137767
I often talk about America as being on the road to being more like Russia, but I think it will be a slow transition rather than a rapid one. You are underestimating American industry imo.

My guess what will happen here is more like we'll see a gold bull run, that in another 2-3 years will correct when the doomsday scenario doesn't arrive. We'll see dramatic inflation, and further separation between rich and poor. Violence will increase, personal security companies will arise, etc. It will be more like Brazil and South Africa, just with much more GDP.

>>21137819
>putting pepper on your corn
wtf anon? pepper?
nooooooo your shouldn't be doing this!

>>21137832
We'll just print our way out of it, like we did in 2009, and push the real correction until later.

I got about 14% of my wealth in precious metals. 34 oz in silver, 1 in gold.

Am I going to make it lads? Im 24, I could have bought more but honestly I didnt think things would get out of hand this quickly and I went with diversifying instead of putting all my hope in PMs. Lets pray I did the right thing

>>21137816
Schiff, is that you?

>>21134914
I hate these dolls. I’d rather objectify a real woman like the good old days

>>21137767
We manufacture those weapons, and sell them to others, too. That's actually a fairly big mfg (not near as big as we need for the whole US), but counting the aerospace, etc, it's a foothold into a an economy. We can see a return of american mfg. The college loan scam is still wiping out the lower middle class's early income, and american production is still well enough regarded globally.

>>21138146
Just keep your pic related in check, keep stacking, and keep chasing paper too. Don't put all your eggs in any one basket. I wish I had bought an oz of gold at your age

>>21138086

>>We'll just print our way out of it, like we did in 2009, and push the real correction until later.

As I say, impossible to do so. They printed their way out of it last time with Q. E. That means purchasing treasuries to drive down yields and inflate asset-bubbles. But real yields are now negative, and the asset-bubbles are so large that yields can never be allowed to go positive again. Otherwise the asset-bubbles would collapse. We saw this in late 2018, when nominal yields were allowed to go to 3%. The market immediately crashed from 26,500 to 22,500, and the Fed was forced to start Q. E. again. That's also exactly when the present gold bull market began, because people finally saw with 100% certainty that the Fed was in a debt-trap.

>>21138146
Precious metals is about preserving wealth and you dont have any wealth. you are so young you should get SILJ or SLV options and hope we get to $100 silver

>>21138196
The problem with Peter is that he's a perma-bear. The guy has been doom and gloom since the recovery and anyone listening to him missed out on the biggest bull run in American history. He'll sit there and talk about how gold went up, but, compared to sitting on your ass in an S&P500 index fund? lol.

The returns he has netted clients have thus far been downright terrible.

if i lived in the U.S i'd happily trade my .999 silver bullion for 90% U.S silver coins of the same total silver weight, i just love circulated U.S silver coins

>>21135742
Found the normie

>>21138348

(P. S. If to this you reply, "Why can't they keep driving yields more and more negative forever," the answer is that few people are stupid enough to purchase a negatively-yielding bond; and, the more negatively it yields, the fewer the people who are stupid enough to buy it. Hence, once bond-yields go negative, you need more and more Q. E. to keep yields down, hence more inflation, hence real yields go even lower, ad infinitum, causing a crash in the bond market, and a monetization of the debt, a vicious circle of which the end result _must_ be either default or hyperinflation.)

>>21138303
>hate these dolls
yeah, disgusting

>>21138348
I know, but we just don't KNOW how long they can keep it up. We might be correct, but if we are correct too soon that's nearly as bad as being wrong. We still don't know. I mean experts can point out all kinds of bubbles if they really look, but unless you can time them within a reasonable period you can't do anything about it. It's still possible we kick the can down the road for another 20-30 years even.

>>21138358
Schiff somehow got rich by giving bad advice and these tards worship him for taking their money

>>21138357
You think we can somehow deal with this faggot? What if we specifically mention that these threads are to talk about physical metals only? Would mods comply?

>>21138357
>Precious metals is about preserving wealth and you dont have any wealth

I mean I know im still barely above poverty level in terms of income but I have zero debt, guns, precious metals, and more than 20 grand in savings. Id say im more wealthy than most actual Americans desu

>>21138358

See >>21138348 and >>21138481. You have to understand why Schiff was wrong. He thought that people would be intelligent enough to foresee that the U. S. was in a debt-trap, and dump the dollar immediately. As it turns out, because nominal yields were still 5%, the Fed was able to lie and convince everybody that it could shrink its balance-sheet and extricate itself from its difficulties. Schiff knew that this could never happen, and said as much, declaring that the Fed "could never raise rates." But other people failed to perceive this. Nevertheless, nobody is stupid enough not to perceive it now; and, as yields are now actually negative, nobody has any reason to purchase treasuries over gold.

>>21138348
>>21138503
..and what we need to be asking is what do we do with our portfolios. I think most here agree we buy PMs, but.. do we go into VXUS heavier? Do we invest in commodities like clean water or lithium?

>>21138514
Yeah he's had terrible returns in his funds and that's before you account for his fees.

>>21138538
>What if we specifically mention that these threads are to talk about physical metals only? Would mods comply?
we'd have to all agree not to reply to shills and to filter shills. i don't think that has worked in any general thread ever. people just can't help themselves taking the bait over and over again

>>21138514

Schiff was recommending gold to people when it was $300, at exactly the same time as Chancellor Brown was dumping it at the bottom. It is now $2050. That is a sevenfold increase. You are a liar and a charlatan.

>>21138552
>guns
>pms
>savings
yes you are doing better then the bulk of the US
you are going to make it just don't go spending all your mercury dimes on blow jobs

>>21138681
He was also recommending gold right before it crashed. Even a broken clock is correct twice a day.

Stop giving it a (You)

Honestly its still unclear why SLV and GLD are going to go down while physical will go up...I don't know how hedge funds would store physical

>>21137853
How else was he supposed to out-Jew the Jew?

>>21138503

Whether the system collapses before the end of the year, as Alasdair Macleod believes, or whether it drags on for a few more years, as others believe, the point is that gold and silver are never going down again. Negative real yields on bonds will make sure of that. So all we have to do is hoard precious metals and prepare for the inevitable.

>>21137767
Nukes and aircraft carriers is enough if we aren't afraid to use them

>>21138494
Less plastic than the average thot, but still gross

>>21138642
Ehh, I guess. If he has bad enough reputation, only the newfrens will need an explanation not to bother with discussion.

Anyway, today's haul. I think I'm about done with most of the beautiful silver mintages around the world. Now it's just more and more Britannias.

Perspective: where was Gold during the 2011 peak?

>>21138727

If you bought gold on 16 out of the 20 years when Schiff was recommending it, you were up before 2020. You are now up no matter when you bought it. He got gold wrong from 2011 to 2015 only because of other people's stupidity. Nevertheless, it doesn't matter if you missed the stock market run from 2011-2020, because the gains in gold and gold stocks are about to be so overwhelming as to cause the greatest wealth transfer in human history.

>fire porn slut
>LINK moons shortly after

what did you all mean by this?

>>21138727
Answer the how's and whys of those questions instead of bitterly shilling faggot. Macroeconomics matter.

Real question /pmg/

Want to get 1oz of Au soon. Was waiting for the stimulus check to come in and help with the price of getting one. I know I may be buying high but the price just seems to be rising and no one is stopping it.

Can I afford to wait for the stimulus check? Or should I use some of my spare funds to get a nice round? Already have some silver and a bit of gold fractionals fwiw.

>>21138874
They fired her? Based, might think about buying LINK when it goes back to $6

Alright folks, good time to buy 1oz of gold today? I’ll leave it up to fate, digits and I order it

>>21138910
Stimulus Checks will skyrocket the price of everything, buy as soon as you can I'd say.

>>21138538
Oh you want a beanie baby thread. Sorry chump that's neither business nor finance but plain ole faggotry

>>21138867
>because the gains in gold and gold stocks are about to be so overwhelming as to cause the greatest wealth transfer in human history.
Now I wish I could find the video where the guy was talking about moving from asset class to asset class and if you time the cycles right that is how you build inter-generational wealth.
I think what you are describing is one of those times and the smart money is moving to pms.
If you have missed every opportunity in your lifetime from the stock market to bitcoin this may be the last one

Rolling for cool ID.

>>21138985
too skinny
bones poking through skin
would not waifu/10

>>21134923
only nonwhites would fall for this
/biz/ should never help nonwhites

>>21138985
It's always a good time to buy gold.
>>21139050
Nice color.

>>21139010

It's Mike Maloney. He calls it a wealth cycle. I often post the video in these threads. He points out that you could have turned 1 house into 500 had you changed between real estate and gold when either asset-class was comparatively undervalued.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-knwwD-PZc

>>21138985
No gold for you. The numbers have spoken

>>21138772
>Whether the system collapses before the end of the year, as Alasdair Macleod believes, or whether it drags on for a few more years, as others believe, the point is that gold and silver are never going down again. Negative real yields on bonds will make sure of that. So all we have to do is hoard precious metals and prepare for the inevitable.

The thing to keep an eye on is the TIPS bonds. When the prices of these get bid up (yield falls) especially relative to normal US Treasury bonds of the same maturity, then it's a sign the market is worrying regarding inflation.

>>21138867
>He got gold wrong from 2011 to 2015 only because of other people's stupidity.
If he is wrong this time he'll say the same thing. That's what all perma-bears do.

>because the gains in gold and gold stocks are about to be so overwhelming as to cause the greatest wealth transfer in human history.
I sure hope so, I'm comfortably stacked and have a general disregard for the well being of others.

>>21138903
Why did it crash? Because people were buying gold thinking the same thing Peter and others are saying now then, but when it just didn't happen after a few years... people took profits. Even Peter admits that. I listened to him say it the other day on his podcast.

>>21138987
I got news for you bub, ain’t no trumpbux coming, at best we’ll get marginally bigger paychecks with a reduction of the payroll taxes

>>21139109
Yup that is the one
and thanks for sharing those videos. I have watched a number of his and they have been rather informative

>>21138936
yeah she gone

Would a bank that accepts PMs be incredibly unstable?

>>21138910
>>21138985
Are we kindred spirits?

If dubs yes buy an ounce at the end of the week

>>21139088
digits confirmed

>>21139164

>>Why did it crash? Because people were buying gold thinking the same thing Peter and others are saying now then, but when it just didn't happen after a few years... people took profits. Even Peter admits that. I listened to him say it the other day on his podcast.

Had the world done the rational thing and dumped the dollar in 2011, Schiff would have been right. But it failed to foresee the inevitable. The world now has literally no choice but to dump the dollar, because yields are really negative, and must remain so indefinitely. Only an idiot would buy a treasury at this point. Hence a debt-trap and bond-market crash are inevitable and irreversible. Schiff's only mistake in the past was overestimating people's intelligence. This time, it is impossible for him to be wrong. This time, nature itself is at work, and not simply human psychology.

>>21139164
It went down because the Feds promised to stop QE and raise interest rates if not indefinitely then at least longer then the ten years they went right back to it. >Reminder we were already starting Fed intervention before Covid

Sometimes I wonder how many tons of gold and silver have the queen's face stamped on.

>>21138608
No no no. Schiff was wrong because that mining company didn't have a bulldozer. No bulldozer no road, no road, the employees sat around for three months and that's why they mined no gold. That's not Schiff's fault that a mining company forgot about the need for roads

I'm saving a bullet for the paper shill.

>>21139331
So what? Everyone in the US should take a loan and buy physical gold? I wonder what future awaits the UK, I don't see the Pound collapsing any time soon, but there is a loooot of other problems here.

>>21139255
Checked*

Random idea:

I have vacuum-seal bags that I use for sous vide cooking. You think it'd be a good idea to put my silver in those, maybe even double-bag them? I have a bunch of 100oz bars

>>21139247
frankly i don't see how pms could be considered any less "stable" than crpyto
if they accept crypto, the only argument they could have for not accepting pms is the fact that everything is getting geaRed up to go all digital dollar.
this will be the proverbial mark of the beast. digital will be the official currency
anything else will be stigmatized as criminal or terrorist tools
of course the jpmorgans and other elite untouchables will continue hoarding and using pms for whale size trading behind the scenes

>>21134868
Tether up if price is expected to drop and buy back in lower. PAX Gold is usually recommended

>>21138847
How callously you break the law as you consoooooome more tokens

Under the Securities Exchange Act, Rule 14a-9 was enacted to prohibit false (physical) silver premiums. Rule 14a-9 states:

No premium subject to this regulation shall be made by means of any proxy statement, form of proxy, notice of meeting or other communication, written or oral, containing any statement which, at the time and in the light of the circumstances under which it is made, regardless of any futa, miner, Sprott ETF, or junior miner, which, at the time and in the light of the circumstances under which it is made, is false or misleading with respect to SLV being real silver …

Under federal securities laws investors and others harmed by owning FAKE (physical) silver and paying premiums can file civil lawsuits to recover their losses.
This is actually breaking US Law.

>>21139388
even one ounce is too many

>>21136096
I wonder if theres a connection between BoA, Silver and Warren Buffet.
He just bought a shit ton of BoA stock the other day, and didnt he also purchase a shit ton of silver even though he's historically been against PMs?

>>21139432
What silver coins are those? I looked up "Elizabeth 5 dollar silver coin 2017" but it doesnt have that prismatic look, or is that just some lighting you have over the coin?

>noooooooo its illegal to buy physical

>>21139450

Alasdair Macleod rightly said in a recent article for GoldMoney that the pound is going to zero right along with the dollar. Brown sold off most of our gold at the bottom, and our debt and economy are even worse than that of the U. S. The pound is backed by nothing, we have no manufacturing, and we service our enormous budget simply by borrowing money. Socialism has frittered away the wealth of the greatest empire the world has ever known. There is nothing left.

>>21139578
physical is the only real pm, everything else is a SCAM

I convinced my parents to put 50k into PMs. I leaned them towards 50% GLD and 50% SLV because they are older and don't need the stress and aggravation, the high premiums, the Tyronne risk, the heavy weight, the difficulty of buying and selling and the exorbitant taxes being a physical metal investor can bring. However, with the way silver is continually pumping and how cheap it is still is I wonder if I made a mistake by not telling them to put all their chips on the SLV moon shot like I did

>>21137390
>eventually that debt comes due
yeah, I've been watching my cashflows. I'm making sure i don't have so much that I can't just zap it to 0 at any given time. Got my insurances lined up and ready to roll. Good advice for all anons that are playing a debnt or credit game. short term debts like that aren't so great, but it can definitely help you have a better looking book and get you things now without liability. Infact, SD Bullion just sent my package (or USPS sent it) to the wrong address. someone is nice and happy with a 1/4 AGE. I have no idea how USPS knows it went to the wrong place. It seems like fraud to me. If SD can't do anything and doesn't take action, i'll be disputing the transaction via my card.

>>21139432
based wheelie bois

>>21139385
So the FED will have some line that causes people to take profits again. I don't think buying gold now is a bad idea, but these people saying this is the end by the end of the year... I donno about that.

>>21139331
>Had the world done the rational thing and dumped the dollar in 2011, Schiff would have been right.
Yeah, well, he tried to time the market and was wrong. He is always bearish on the USD so we know where he stands and can listen to him for entertainment, but you know there isn't much open mindedness going on there

>>21139608
Ah fuck, so what's the plan for the next 30 years? I'm 31y old now, I'll stack till I have 10oz of gold and 1000oz of silver (that's pretty soon desu), but if we really have nothing left, it would be foolish to buy a house here. UK is like a whore, everyone is using it, but when it gets Herpes, everyone will also fuck off and leave it to rot. The entire Kingdom will be no better than Ireland, poor and unproductive. You reckon it would be better to fuck off with my metals somewhere else in the next 10-20 years?
Interesting point, never saw it that way, but you are absolutely right. Everything in the UK seems to be for free lately, this socialism cannot last.

>>21139725
A toy gun for a toy stack

>>21139725
Based rugerboy

>>21139841
If you live in the UK, 'making it' is making it out.

>>21138863
Lots of dilution happened and is still happening in juniors. Share price matric is bunk.

>>21139779

It doesn't really matter what Schiff says or predicts now, the facts are independent of him. There is no way to escape from the fact that bonds are yielding negatively, and must do so for ever and ever until the system collapses. We don't need to take Schiff's word for it. It's self-evident. We know from late 2018 that yields can't go up without collapsing the system, we know that negatively-yielding bonds inevitably cause a bond-market crash. Hence the dichotomy is either default or hyperinflation. That's it. In the mean-time, an ever-rising gold-price, as yields go lower and lower, and more and more people are forced to understand the inevitable.

>>21139841
When precious metals really start taking off maybe invest a part of your profits in oil producers, and uranium and battery metal explorers/producers. Thats my plan at least

>21138538
>21138642
good suggestions. A few issues.
1. Newfrens will see the bad information and may be decieved or defrauded. they may make decisions based on materially incorrect posts THAT ARE VIOLATIONS OF UNITED STATES LAW UNDER THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1933.

2. The mods absolutely do not care or do not know US financial regulations. They have given me a warning for mis-classifying a report that a post had broken US Law because it contained materially incorrect and willfully negligent statements saying "SLV is risk-free."

We have no recourse and 4chan will be liable by proxy for any damages related to any post that it does not take down when being reported for breaking US Law. The likely best thing we can do for the website is to stop reporting the fraudulent posts because it removes liability for the fucking faggot mods. There is no elegant solution. I hoped others would post pic related, but i've been the only one it seems.

>>21139841
Come to America, unironically. Move to a state like Florida with no state tax. Hang out on hurricane threads with me and shoot pythons.

>>21139841
Haha you retards are panicking right into paralysis wasting your whole life on conspiracy theories that last 100s of years your dying breath will be bbbbbut they said silver was manipulated and then you will die

>>21139779
It's not the seething masses that need convincing. Old money families(millionares) trusted the Fed and got burned for it. Why bother selling your Gold now, when every indicator points to it being worth more in a decade? We forget its only been 50 years since going off the PM standard. A blink in the eye for many Rich institutions that remember how's things used to be and in fact are.

>>21139896
I've been living in the UK for 7 years now. I've saved up a lot, had a good job, bought a lot of crypto, gold and silver. But I have no illusion that the UK was just a fat cow to be milked, if it gets sick and dies, I will feel no obligation to go down with it. I will leave before something bad happens. Thanks for the advice.

>>21139923

Dilution as an explanation for low prices in gold stocks is a myth. They really are more undervalued, in real terms, than ever before in human history. People who don't buy them now are like people who didn't buy silver when the GSR was 1:125. It's like looking at free money and refusing to pick it up.

>>21139573
They're your standard silver maple leafs?

>>21135937
>Fed caring about the little guy

>>21139981
Saw the "Florida Man" and "Florida Man 2" on YouTube, not gonna lie, that looks like a lot of fucking fun.

Whats yhe reasonable outlook of slv being delisted?

>>21140040
>People who don't buy them now are like people who didn't buy silver when the GSR was 1:125. It's like looking at free money and refusing to pick it up.
There's still to this day retards out there who believe that silver has stopped being a precious metal and is now just a commodity.
That midwit Otto at IKN Kola f.e.

>>21139842
say that to her face and not online and see what happens onnichan

>>21140040
You have 10,000 ounces of physical silver. It is revealed that its a shell game. There is no SLV. What is your first reaction? You sell. Silver crashes hard. Silver could trade down to 0.01. Same goes for the Gold. You find out there is no GLD. You have 1000 ounces. First reaction? Sell. Sell it all. This applies to every metal. You could have misleading price action where gold or silver or even artisanal lavender beeswax trades down to $1 for the simple fact that its worthless. A print that low doesnt mean SLV is only worth $1. A print that low means your SLV in your hand is worth 3 figures

Why are all the miner stocks like SILJ dumping?

>>21139979
an additional issue for filtering the fuckwit. you end up missing half of the damn thread. people will still reply. Anons will still want to jump in and help others. you end up filtering over half of the damned posts.

>>21140170
Why would I sell? If there’s no physical backing SLV then the price of my physical is going to skyrocket. I would hold until I could 10x at that point.

>>21139960
>we know that negatively-yielding bonds inevitably cause a bond-market crash.
We do? Japanese gov bonds (JGB) are popular safe-haven assets for international investors and have, at times, paid a negative yield. They didn't crash.

>>21139841

I don't even know where people can even escape to. George Gammon is going to the Caribbean, but that hardly seems safe to me. The only safe country which I can possibly think of is Switzerland. But it seems impossible to emigrate there. People used to say New Zealand was a good choice, but that has now become a leftist tyranny.

I don't think I'll leave the U. K. unless the government takes active measures to persecute gold-investors. I refuse to give my wealth to a tyrannical government, and make it stronger. Otherwise, this is my country, and I suppose that I will die here.

>>21140170
Only thing worth selling Silver for is Gold tard. Cash is dying.

>>21140213
Antiphysical boomer is just trying to get (you)'s. Just ignore the guy

>>21140213
It's a copypasta, feel free to ignore SLV shills.

>>21140240
If you have enough money the swiss will let you in

>>21139573
it's just the light anon, silver is extremely reflective

>>21140172
Force majeure is certain. All anybody needs to be convinced of this is to watch Greg Hunter's interviews with Macleod and Hemke.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EOPKizJ_Y4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XliHE6QgljY

I don't know exactly what the rules are once the COMEX and SILJ are exposed as a fraud but certainly it will float downstream and hit the miners particularly the juniors and sub juniors, but I don't see the point in playing with fire needlessly. If you want leverage to the price of silver, you buy SLV If you want to hedge, you keep some of your net-worth in cash, in case of a pullback

>>21140260
>>21140283
I’m aware I’ve just never engaged it before. I’m interested to see what the answer is or if he just sticks to the pasta.

>>21140172
the logical answer is that investors fear spot will not maintain its current levels. Another answer might be "crappy" earnings, and that many mines are operating below capacity due to China virus safety precautions. The likely answer is that speculators are retarded and shits just swinging wildly. take advantage of it.

>>21139979
for you. >>21138538 >>21138642

>>21140108

>>21140329
This is why you just buy the pennystock silver explorers and wait until Chief Sprott dumps a couple of million in a private placement

>>21140224

Since 2006, gold has risen from 50,000 yen to 215,000 yen, a 330% increase. That evidences that a crash is already underway.

First, and only, 100oz showed up today.
Kinda conflicted. Wish I had backed up the truck under $20. Gonna wait to $50 and dump, then stack when (hopefully) we see lower again

>>21140389
Goes back to my point: We don't know when the big fallout happens. It's one thing to know where a problem is, but to profit on it you have to have some timing

>>21140040
Every single western country is on the same downwards trajectory but the UK is especially doomed and i predict will experience a steeper and more violent descent than any other developed nation, largely in part to three main factors

a)polarised racial demographics and
b)extremely high population density(boiling pot for civil unrest)
c)the UK has the least 'democratic' government of the anglo nations and has a historical and a contemporary leaning towards tyranny and subjugating it's own people

I wish all UK anons the very best of luck and hope they steadfastly make their way to safer shores.

>>21140395
>then stack when (hopefully) we see lower again
do you think that M2 and M3 will ever contract or that the technology for mining and silver production will significantly increase the total available supply?

>>21135661
RFID chip on physical PM is antithetical to its purpose.

>>21140431
Is this why Bojo wants to invite three million Hong Kongers? Thats a lot of young anti-communists with high IQs and quite a lot of human capital and some capital

>>21140193
That other guy offered a truce all you had to do was top slandering SLV and stop gaslighting people into paying 40% premiums. You refused to stop cheating and breaking the law. The consequences of your actions are yours to own premiumboy

>>21139432
>>21139548
>>21139725


Checking in. TFW when the secondary market piece comes with a monarchs face. We kicked those fucks off this land.

>>21140193
>an additional issue for filtering the fuckwit. you end up missing half of the damn thread. people will still reply. Anons will still want to jump in and help others. you end up filtering over half of the damned posts.
you're only missing the shitty half of the thread. the half that you wouldn't want to read anyway. i don't see the problem.

>>21140385
And then your investment evaporates because they forgot the bulldozer

right. i'm just gonna go ahead an filter the word SLV entirely

>>21140424

Japan is a different case from the U. S., because the U. S. is the centre of the global fiat ponzi-scheme. Japan has survived as a "zombie economy" since the 80s, simply because it still has the rest of the world to trade with. But, if the U. S. collapses, the whole financial system collapses with it, including the yen. All fiat currencies will go to zero immediately, because they are backed only by treasuries, i. e. dollars. Hence, take away the dollar, and they are backed by nothing. Gold is the sole competitor with the dollar as the world reserve currency. Gold went down after 2011 solely because people thought that the dollar could be normalized again. Now people see that that is never going to happen. The point which I am making is that the fundamentals are different for a U. S. bond-market crash than they are for one in terms of the yen. However, the crashing of the yen in terms of gold, as well as the stagnation of the Nikkei, indicate that negative rates have not worked for Japan either. It has hobbled along, as I say, only because gold was temporarily suppressed, and the fiat system temporarily propped up, from 2012-2020.

>>21139498
>I have a bunch of 100oz bars
you don't need to seal 100oz bars.
you only do it with coins because they lose some value from the oxidation/scratches, etc., but that's not an issue with bars

>>21140444
I'm reading the 100 year chart, not the hype and hysteria in the headlines.
People are (correctly) flooding to PM as a safe haven.
The Fed and fuckers in charge will play their games and continue to kick cans down the road and PMs will deflate again in 5(?) years.
I knew the recession/depression was coming. I wish I had been buying more. I paid $2,270 for that bar. Already selling for over $3K. If it hits $50/oz in peak recession while real estate is on sale, that's the down payment for my new 50 acre hunting club

>>21140585
Yeah your pedo cartoons are so helpful in a pmg thread

>21140539
hey fucko, decided to read your retardation. the "truce," of which none was explicitly offered, wouldn't cover fraudulent activity. Stating that ANY SECURITY IS "RISK-FREE" would not be covered under any circumstance, as it is ALMOST ALWAYS a violation of US Law. The mods are faggots and don't know shit, and you should have been banned multiple times. IT'S FOR YOUR OWN PROTECTION. YOU DON'T WANT TO BE SOLD OUT BY GOOKMOOT BECAUSE SOME CRYPTO MILLIONAIRE FAGGOT DECIDED TO FILE CIVIL SUIT FOR DAMAGES BECAUSE THEY SAW YOUR POST, WENT LONG ON PAPER SILVER AND LOST ANY MONEY WHATSOEVER.

>>21140585
pic related seems like decent discussion. It was filtered.

>>21137622
Where’s all the gold then?
Checkmate.

How high does silver go in the next 3 months?

>>21140519
the genocide of white europeans is the first and foremost priority of all western policy makers

>>21140749
$50 (((Spot Price))) EoY, physical $75 per ounce.

>>21140754
That’s already happened bro stop living in the past.

>>21140712
> If it hits $10/oz in peak recession while real estate is on fire, that's the down payment for a lead sandwich to my skull

>>21140811
USD?

>>21140712
>I paid $2,270
damn, fucking based.
>If it hits $50/oz in peak recession while real estate is on sale, that's the down payment for my new 50 acre hunting club
very respectable. remember to consider tax liability risks fren. I'm sure it's already in your books. I should have a korean phoenix for the membership fee if i were to apply for membership.

>>21140719
you're using 4chan x right? it will filter comment chains that stem from a filtered post. you can disable that if you want by unchecking "recursive hiding"

>>21140749
Sprott says 150. I think he's right

>>21140431

My only hope for the U. K., as in the case of the U. S., is that we balkanize, and revert to something like the Heptarchy again. Many of the rural areas are still full of good, honest people. If the city-dwellers and degenerates could be cut off from the rest of us, the country might still be saved without the need for violence. It would be sad to let so much of England go, but I don't see any other answer at this point.

>>21140875
I hope hes's right

>>21140868
>"recursive hiding"
thanks, i'll do that.

>>21140875
Just pay a 45% commission you want to be rich dont you

>>21140919
you can also uncheck "Stubs: Show stubs of hidden threads / replies."
so that you don't get tempted to unhide filtered fucktard posts

>>21140903
Maybe you should stop shelling for shlomo and go outside and save your country instead of defrauding people all day while whining like a bitch

>>21138742
You just go to an exchange, buy the metal and then take it to a Loomis/Brinks vault that holds it for you.

>>21141024
>Dont trust jp morgan trust a company jp Morgan owns

Premium paying pantywaists are a sad bunch

>>21137810
>convince everyone global warming exists
>we're all going to die
>Harvard announces geoengineering program
>"we'll cool the plant"
>"Oh no it worked too well!"
>*sunspots stop occurring in natural cycle*
>earth cools
>global crop failure, floods, food shortage
>"I guess our geoengineering program was too effective"
>everyone believes Harvard elites have ultimate control even though they were taking advantage of natural cycle and shifting narratives for their advantage
FED will do the same with inflation- they are not in control

>>21140865
Now you're talkin' :) I had enough cash on hand to pick up three, really kicking myself, but profit is profit.
>>21140849
Story of my life, kek. Guess the DE will make quick work of the job

>>21140865
*Cha-Ching*

>>21140875
I'll bet on COMEX rolling through around $65 for

>>21140985
I like it being optional. It's good to know if the post had fed them materially incorrect information when anons are replying . I mentioned it in an earlier thread, but we had some real babies in here. I remember specifically seeing someone say they had 18oz and there were a few other sub 20oz stacks on... Friday? I don't even know if they had it in their hands, kek. I really don't want them to have bad info. The GDXJ SILJ swapout is very damaging. SOAPJ was funny. I think SWSH could be a violation, but even if SOAPJ was a ticker, it was the only time I saw it and would be an honest mistake until pointed out.

>>21141206
I don't think i'll ever sell my gold phoenix

>>21141238
>around $65 for
SLV, as there's miraculously some sort of reserve from nowhere that no one took delivery on. I'll bet physical will be spot + 50% or something absolutely retarded.

>>21141238
>I like it being optional. It's good to know if the post had fed them materially incorrect information when anons are replying
if someone replies to a filtered post and you have "recursive hiding" unchecked then you can still see the filtered post by hovering your mouse over the >>hyperlink in the reply
try it out see if you like it

>>21141238
It's so fucking detailed, my shitty phone camera has problems getting the right auto-focus.

>>21140749
i hope it doesn't moon quite yet but i think at least $50 by end of september

>>21140395
whoa,...

mog bar based and stoppin power pilled

>>21140573
>Ruger bois
that little bit of carbon build up around the cylinder & frame is maximum aesthetic
looks kino on that SS finish

>>21141329
ohhh, pass. I know I prefer it like a work inbox email where I can wait until 4pm, kek. Thanks for the tips!

>>21141337
Yes! I love the look and details. I think the silver ones are nicer than the gold. The gold has given me about the same impression (very nice!), but yellow. If i go for another gold piece from komsco, i might wait for something more like pic. Until then I'll probably stick to AGEs for gold since I guess they're just 50 dorrah instead of whatever the hell spot becomes.

This is going to get very interesting as well. In fact the next 10 years is going to be fascinating as a whole. Real armored paper silver, personified as SLV is an answer to not just the financial system but the overall transfer of value and information to the user vs. a random “woke” Company. Instead of being forced to give away your SLV, you can have choice. Instead of being forced to hand over all of your anime figurines to Facebook and Google, you can choose to block access. So on and so forth.

SLV creates an establishment of trust world wide when we live in a society that is becoming more skeptical in nature. You cannot print trillions and trillions of dollars and expect people to believe the economy will suddenly recover. You cannot force people to close down their businesses and then expect them to maintain all of their employees due to an interest free loan (that still needs to be paid back by the way). You cannot have mass riots on the Streets in expensive areas and believe that rich people will simply “live with it”. These conclusions are not even debatable.

If the 2000 to 2020 range was the year of the internet and software, 2020-2040 should become the year of decentralized finance and new internet economies best exemplified by SLV and not physical silver a form of money that is devalued by trillions every 3-5 months is not going to store a lot of value.

>>21139548
We gained our independence a quarter millennia ago, but the eternal Anglo is always conspiring to come back

i feel like taking all but a few of my bullion coins out of their capsules, flips and tubes. is this a rite for becoming a true stacker?

>>21141547
>compliments my laziness
Okay but I’m still not putting out for less than 3 merc dimes

>>21141625
Guardian of the North is best Waifu

>>21141895
Sounds like a fetish. You just want to touch your metal. That's why you bought it. Its totally normal. That's why you paid the premium. That's also normal. Do it. Touch the metal. All coins, medallions, tokens and rounds will eventually be sold for scrap.

>>21139498
Plastic made of Poly Vinyl Chloride? If so it would not be advisable.

>>21142288
afaik PVC isn't food safe therefore not used in vacuum sealer bags

>>21142636
Excellent! I like the idea.

I can’t see anyone having faith in physical silver or any other PM when it becomes a fact that it’s not backed by SVL and the real amount of SVL is way less then what’s been trading on apmex and thus suppressing the real value of SVL per share.

What will happen!!??? I just want a farm so I can stop fapping to images of 40 year old moms and stop stumbling with my relationship with Christ because I am a wage cuck!!

Will silver go up when Trump passes the executive order for stimulus and mortgage deferment?

Now that silver is making big gains is the /pmg/ ratio still 1 oz of gold for every 100 oz of silver?

What’s the best way to buy silver locally?

>>21142871
https://goldprice.org/gold-silver-ratio.html

>>21142871
Just stick to silver until it breaks 50:1 GSR.
>>21142898
Use jewgle to find your Local Coin Store and buy from them.

So if the USD is going to die or atleast fall from grace, wouldn't that mean that the ASE will eventually stop being as coveted as it is? And whatever countries bullion that becomes the new reserve will have that same premium on it? So if that's the case why pay so much for Eagles?

>>21142999
I mean the stacking ratio

>>21143048
idk...whatever you're comfy with but I'm not big in gold rn.

>>21143030
People want it because it says american silver and eagle. not becauase it says one dollar.

If you just used a name generator that used a dictionary of american meme words, you would probably come up with american silver eagle

>>21143048
Personally, I'm 1:350 on GSR, silver is just so, so undervalued right now.

>>21143030
Boomers like em. They receive additional scrutiny from law enforcement (ie Secret Service) to combat counterfeits. The rest of the 1 oz market traditionally looks to the US Mint to set the price of an ASE and then they'll set other coins, rounds bars etc a few dollars lower at various premiums. But it's not like it's a rule or anything.

>>21143048
Official stacking ratio is 1:200~1:500

>>21143286
No I get that, I'm just saying that it's not any "better" than any other government bullion, not any more recognizable either, but the fact that the US Government has the world reserve currency atleast seems to play somewhat into it's value, face value be damned. For example, if AUD became king tomorrow, would people not start paying hand over fist for Kookaburras?

>>21142871
I'd say yes because gold is also pumping

>>21135006
you stick those in the microwave right fucking now

>>21143509
Baseeeed

Guys I'm at the coin shop, is there anything I should buy?

>>21135006
wtf ?
nice bluetooth speakers

>>21143558
Anything that's 999 pure and has a good price? Just make sure you can fucking afford it.

>>21143509
Does...does this work?

Soon we'll need Proof-Of-Microwave.

>>21143616
Check out scottsdale mint. The prices arent bad

>>21143558
the cheapest silver you can find, preferrably 90% or finer

>>21142871
>>21143048

It's a tough call. I hit 100oz of silver last week, and am trying to decide between stacking more silver or going for 1oz of gold. It's hard to stomach laying out over $2k for an oz of gold right now, even if gold seems likely to go to $3k. Meanwhile, silver has far more upside potential, but the premiums are getting absolutely ridiculous, no matter what quantity you buy in.

>>21143616
>>21143848
60 over spot isnt terrible for gold

>He didnt buy gold that fits in his smuggler's wallet
How many of pic related can I fit up my ass

>>21143616
>>21143848
>>21143854
Honestly I'm just looking for interesting designs. I'll post receipt in a min.

Ok here's the receipt. And I'll post which coins I just got Ina minute.

>>21143860
>>21142871

Last week I was a 70/.5 oz stacklet. In a week I'll be an 80/1.5 stacklet. Silver is the more undervalued asset for sure, but I really wanted to get a Gold Eagle while I had the spare cash to afford one. My grandfather showed me a double eagle, I think, once, and told me not to rely solely on the banks. He lived in a small european country during the war.

Here's today's haul.

I am now officially at 75.5 ounces of silver.

>>21144111
Go with the Gold Buffalo. It's much nicer

Can I have couple grand from those 12 trillion?

>>21144306
How long before gold bugs are villains

>>21144361
2021 is the year

>>21144093
WTF you paid tax?!?!?!?

>>21144450
hmm, bump for explanation plz

>>21144450
Yeah socal sucks

>>21144093
Doh I remember that place. I sold a lot of Gold to those guys back in 2010. They must've made out like a bandit off me, however I got the Gold I sold them in the 80s.

>>21144582
California need I say more

>>21144129
Hey, I see you like the collectible part of stacking too. I have all the coins from around the world, Britannias, Silver Eagles, Maples, Kangaroos, you name it.

>>21144691
Fuck man. Comfy over here in AZ, for now.

>>21144306
>12 Trillion USD
I mean... at this point half a million is like nothing. Might as well give it to the young who want to buy a house or something. Baby Jesus, this is unfathomable, imagine not having any precious metals or Crypto when this money hits the market.

>>21144720
Yeah I've fallen down the rabbit hole

>>21144450
>>21144582
>>21144590
Most states have a minimum of bullion you have to purchase before it becomes tax free

>>21144749
Actually check that. We pay now too since Oct of 19. Sadface.

>>21144450
Just noticed, hahaha holy fuck. I've heard people are leaving California, but this? This is unacceptable, how can you tax precious metals? It's real money. Dude, move out.

>Trump signs executive order giving me more free money
>I spend that money on metals
>Price of metals moons cause money printer go brrrr

He's gonna do it guys, the absolute mad man

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-usa-congress/trump-to-sign-executive-order-on-coronavirus-unemployment-benefits-white-house-official-says-idUSKCN2540TA

Luke Gromen says we may get a gold standard announced Aug 15. May. Some big currency announcement

>>21144306
LMAO

>>21144902
is that legal

>>21144720
I just recently did this with recent additions. Had a leaf and Silver Eagle, got a Philharmonic, Kangaroo, Kruggerand, Britannia, and 2oz Kook on the way.

>>21145214
Anything can be done a few months before the Election. What will the Democrats do? Stop him? Then even less people will vote for them. If they support him, he gets all the credit. He played them like a bunch of children, all for a cost of some printer ink.