/biz/ - Business & Finance

Fuck Jewsivelt

First for FUCK PAPER

i have the feeling we are not going anywhere unless china will fully escalate and introduce a gold backed currency. gold is a stable coin

I mentioned this on a previous thread, but as of I shipment I received earlier today with the quarter, I've managed to aquire all of the Canadian centennial silver coins for below spot.

>>21699513
whoah cool it with the antisemitism bro.
we can't have that here on /pmg/ bro, we tongue the taints of Mises n' shiet.

this thread is now a Peter "Shifty" Schiff appreciation thread.

Second for BRRRs of Christmas’ past

You know what i am here to shill Lads.
Im gonna say it....
under 80 million float, gonna go bananas.

Slap a $100 on it for a fren, thank me later.

BNKR.CN/BHLL

>>21699611
Not bad Anon. Good job.

>>21699649
>laughs in negro economics

>>21699605
Yes gold is a stable coin that’s the point, it’s dollars that are going zero. One ounce of gold will still be one ounce of gold

>>21699301
- replace fat man in left, 3rd down with 'boomer rocks worth nothing when asteroid mining becomes a thing, buy crypto', it's seems like a repetion of dajooz otherwise and underplas how much it's brought up to put it in bottom left
- give top centre more of a buildup the top right, something like 'you know who owns most of the PMs in the world right...' (lead into top right)
Good shit though, appreciate the effort. As a guy who's made one before, if you're interested, the original/intended font is FixedSys

>>21699611
grats buddy, got some of those too, decent coins for sure.

Remember to help those in need if bad times actually happen.

Here's a chart of Gold priced in Turkish Lira. It looks like the hottest market around, but the rapid growth on the chart is actually the Lira's death spiral, a pattern which all fiat currencies have followed or will one day follow.

>>21699699
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/extreme-ill-considered-views-38-fed-alum-urge-senate-reject-judy-shelton-nomination

FUCK FIAT
FUCK JEWS
FUCK JANNIES

>>21699855
This this this
Bad times are guaranteed by now, but if you help out your fellow humans when they need it, we'll all make it through.
Fly free, frens!

>>21699513
Back to /pol/ with your antisemitism

>>21698272
I'll tell you what's interesting. The 10kg coins always sell out - straight away. And 1kg coins normally sell more than 10oz coins. There is some serious stacking going on and finding those large coins on the secondary market or as buybacks at dealers or whatever... is so incredibly rare. And the 1kg coins total oz amount is normally about double the 1oz coins. We are talking about Australian Lunar here. Even 10oz coins are hard to find... though they should be because there isn't much minted - though price is lower.

We are showing each other mostly 1oz coins and some of us have more than 1,000oz of mostly 1oz silver... but we are literal stacklets compared to those that stack 1kg and 10kg coins.

I've personally got some big coins but only because I was offered them a few years ago from a dealer as a buy back. It was something like 20c over spot - I was apprehensive at first because I thought such a big coin was a meme but I was super happy with the buy and been hunting them ever since.

>>21699872
Interesting, surprisingly uncucked nation if everyone there realizes what’s about to happen. I wonder if that gold rush can spread or will the media “forget” to mention it.

>>21699914
based
they do it for free

>>21699925

Question for everyone, when SHTF how much do you estimate it will cost to purchase a sex slave? My bet is 60oz of silver or 1oz of gold

>>21699783
Very simplistic, yet beautiful designs on them. For whatever reason, the quarter was the hardest one to find below spot.

>>21699942
AY YO, ANON YOU GOT ANY MORE OF THAT JEWISH COCK YOUR SUCKING ?

>>21700023
To outright own one and not just rent, your estimate sounds about right

>>21700023
A man who loves wisdom brings joy to his father, but a companion of prostitutes squanders his wealth.
Buy the Truth, and Sell it Not.

>>21699680
The funniest part is Zimbabwe was having those printed in Germany, and germany previously issued a trillion mark coin

>>21699912
They best not ever harm my Judy

>>21699872
I was just chatting a few days ago with a geo tech friend of mine from Turkey. Hes currently trying to figure out a job so he can get himself and his wife out of Turkey ASAP because he thinks riots and shootings are going to start. Everyone with brains is buying gold or silver under the table, selling cars, expensive cloths basically anything to get rid of the Lira they have. He asked if Canada was a good idea, I gave him a quick rundown and hes now looking at Finland.

>>21699741
Thanks for the suggestions anon, I've modified a few so it should flow better. Still a bit stuck on that fourth panel. I can't really be assed changing the font now cause I don't know of a bulk way to do it in photoshop.

>>21700073
>he fell for it

>>21700118
You forgot to mention the funniest part, anon; the 100 trillion Zimbabwe Dollar note was printed on the same paper as the Euro at the same printing house.

>>21700137
Is he a certified mining geotechnical engineer? Could probably get a job here in Australia and may be able to be get a visa under some sort of specialist technical skill scheme.

Ahem

Barber Dimes/Quarters/Halves are the fucking ugliest American coin variety ever change my mind

>>21700110
I’m not talking about a prostitute, I’m talking about human property. Sure it loses its value down the line but you cant stick your cock in silver

>>21700143
That is honestly fucking funny. And pretty accurate.

>>21700203
yes he trained in Canada but went home to work in mines there, now hes regretting it. Hes not been online in a few days but i ll ask him if hes thought about Aus.

>>21700143
This post is barbender approved

wTLRYldw, please meet Xp2P71Bc

>>21700204
Barber's Liberty looks like a dour lesbian and the Eagle on the back of the quarters and halves looks like a chicken.

>>21700203
forced vaxx in Australia soon

>>21700235
You can stick your cock in Gold.

>>21700235
>muh cock

>>21700346
>incapable of understanding a joke

>>21700143
I see myself in a couple times in this image and its beautiful.

>>21700143
I c-can't hebeeb i made into a may may lads.
I just don't know what to say frens, teh only thing to come to mind is....
Make sure you prep that BHLL fren, shits gonna bananas, thank me later

>>21700370

>>21700306
Gonna have to make a doc for this crap rather than trying to remember it all

Also I love you all and hate you all, thanks for being equally fun and utterly retarded. Looking forward to killing each other as micro-state dictators when fiat collapses.

>>21699973
The lira has been collapsing for years now. Before covid shut everything down I went there to shop since everything is way cheaper compared to where I am. Basically I bought 200 eur worth of clothes, which otherwise would've cost me 350-400 eur.

Last time the lira was in trouble people lost a lot of purchasing power, so now they're hedging. And they can't buy USD, since Erdoğan banned ti's pretty much, so the only choice is gold. They are trying to cash out on everything and move their assets into something tangible, which will guarantee they will not starve.

The chart you're seeing is from zero hedge, there was an article about this there a few days ago.

>>21699513
People who shill mining stocks are probably gold bears.
Prove me wrong.

As a gold bull, I hope all mining companies go out of business.
Why would I finance idiots who barely make a profit and just dilute the supply of gold?

>>21700443
>Looking forward to killing each other as micro-state dictators when fiat collapses.
FedCoin is the future whether you want it or not

>>21700500
take that back you foul mouthed cretin

>>21700490
If you're bullish on gold then throw your lot in with people whose livelihood is obtaining the thing you think will increase in value

>>21700443
>Looking forward to killing each other as micro-state dictators when fiat collapses.
Guess you aren't coming to the yacht party, frens only.

>>21700525
Trust me fren I want violent anarchy and lawlessness as much as the next guy but I don’t see it happening. Anticipate mandatory conversion from paper fiat to FedCoin, anyone who gets caught using cash gets sentenced to 20 years in the crypto mines

>>21700490
Mine output at its current pace increases the supply of gold at roughly the same rate the world population is increasing, mining's not going to really dilute the price of gold much at this point. Undersea and subglacial mining could potentially change this in the coming decades, but even then Gold price responds more to Fed meetings than it does to new mines opening. Unless a truly vast supply of Gold is uncovered and mined almost instantaneously, the amount of Gold mined doesn't have too much of an impact on its price.

>>21700553
If they succeed then they have to sell gold on the market to finance further production.
They both increase selling pressure and increase supply of gold.
You have not convinced me that I shouldn't hate mining companies as a gold bull.

>>21700621
They definitely don't help the price.
Miners are not your friend.

Is anyone invested in silver elephant? They were on my watch list for a bit and suddenly this week the owner guy is popping up all over youtube. I'm wondering if they're getting paid to shill him.

>>21699513
Just dropping this here

Littleton coin company is selling this set for $19.45 the melt on these coins $18.20 + discount code brings these puppies under spot there is a promo code from 2018 that still works SS2018 don't know if they will honor it but, I have ordered from these guys before. I am in for 6 would have bought them out but, my car needs a airbag I just wanted to share

>>21700745
Gold supply grows as our economy grows, it’s natural

May day! May day!
Fuck fdr... I went to school in a New Deal project but fuck him anyway.

What is your consensus on palladium???

>>21700761
double checking but that company owns a huge silver mine in Bolivia right? One of the massive silver lead zinc mines / districts that shut down back in the 50s due to a revolution? I ll have to read up on them.

>>21700912
>What is your consensus on palladium???
Gold for autists

>>21700824
Mercs and walking libs are beautiful

>>21700745
Miners can't mine gold fast enough to dilute the supply substantially right now. However there is a huge problem with miners these days, the people in charge of the companies do not understand how the Gold market works. They treat Gold like any other mineral resource, one which gets consumed and lost after being taken out of the ground. They do not realize that nearly every ounce of Gold ever mined still exists and can re-enter the market under the right conditions. This misunderstanding of Gold's nature will eventually come back to bite the miners on the ass should the perfect storm of conditions come about.

>>21700939
Prepping the BHLL is not Pan MAn approved?

>>21700912
Do NOT buy palladium right now. The major industrial use of palladium is catalytic converters

#1: We are going into a global depression - car sales are not going to rise; car manufacturing is going to come to a near standstill

#2: Cars are moving more and more toward electric - no need for a catalytic converter

>>21700944
I'm not sure what you mean. I just don't want it to be like platinum... even though it's in the platinum family

>>21700987
>>21700912
Palladium also just saw a massive bull run in the economic growth pre-covid (it is NOT a good time to buy)

Most underrated mining shares lads?

>>21700987
Good take. Thanks fren... it's risk 4 sho

>>21700987
What will a global depression look like?

>>21700976
I think Bunker Hill will be a fabulous mine down the line but they need a lot of work to get there. They need to plan out a mill, update existing infrastructure and a bunch of other details before they can start properly mining there again. The company could cut some of those corners if they wanted to just start mining right now with drilling on going, and shipping the ore to a nearby mill already operating but that has its own issues. Be patient, they will get going, its not like the ores going anywhere..

>>21699513
Plans for the day fellas?

I'm going to go all-in SLV options September 4 $26 Puts on open and probably exit by market close
I think that today is going to be a red day. Although dollar is in the red, and VIX is rising, we just saw Tokyo open & close red, Hong Kong same thing, London just opened green, but it looks like they're realizing the same thing..

Next target, $25!

Going to use my profits to buy more physical..
Good luck to you all

>>21700998
Like anon above you pointed out its a horrible thing to buy rn. I also heard the car industry might be switching back to platinum for catalytic converters instead of the currently used rhodium and palladium so that makes platinum an ever worse buy

>>21701118
I get the feeling that it will also slip slightly today. I certainly don't see it gaining ...

>>21700642
Miners will mine whether you own stock in them or not, so might as well make some fiat to offset the dilution. Can turn that fiat into more gold

>>21700137
Smart friend, looking to move out. I am from Finland and it's far for perfect here although it's still currently very stable. There are no riots or looting or anything like that and the yuro is not yet collapsing hard (I wish it was). Finnish people usually just complain on the internet and extremely rarely take it to the streets. That being said the job market is absolutely fucked right now. I have a STEM degree and have been jobless for quite some time. Every place that opens up gets filled with applications and people compete in who can sell their labor for the lowest value. Fuck that race to the bottom. In addition the cost of living is terribly high here atleast compared to wages but I think that's also the case pretty much everywhere around the world because of FIAT and the fucking bankers. You are lucky to land a job that leaves you more money than what goes into rent/mortgage + utilities + food. It's all so tiresome frens.

>>21701229
havent heard from him in a few days but i dont think the job hunt was going well.

>>21701118
>>21701196
Not sure if you saw this earlier - average volume per minute is 6-10 at these hours; **someone** exited 10-20x that volume in 1 minute - we last saw a sell size like that during US trading hours last Tuesday's crash

>>21700824
>Littleton coins having a good deal
Can't believe my fucking eyes. They sold Eagles for +$30 in 2019

Should i buy gold or silver? Also Hitler was right 14/88

>>21700939
yeah, their big mine is the one in bolivia. The CEO John Lee appeared in five or more news / PM talking heads videos in the past week.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIl-KhSAAfs

Multiple comments sections picked up on this, with some guys saying John Lee is a scammer - don't know if that's substantiated though.


>>21701112
is this THE bunker hill? Were you trying to find the location of their mine the other day?

>>21700824
Thanks anon just ordered some, hope they honor it!

>>21700490
If you look throughout history, you'll see that very rarely did societies use gold as everyday currency, that was the purpose of silver. The purpose of gold is as a store of wealth that holds its value, not as a money, so people value gold as a store of wealth. You have to remember that wealth is not a zero-sum game, and the amount of wealth that exists in the world today is constantly increasing, hence the need for an increasing supply of gold to store that wealth against external manipulation. Ideally the value of gold shouldn't fluctuate at all until either wealth stops being created or we've mined the last ounce.

Side note, some might argue that wealth inequality is increasing, but look at the difference between elites/rulers and common citizens/peasants throughout history and you'll realise that the truly rich are always those who rule or are buddies with those who rule; central banks are just the newest iteration of this.

>>21700824
I’m a stacklet so thank you for bringing this to my attention. I hope it’s not all sold out by tomorrow because I only have 23oz right now

>>21701305
The fact that it was also done during a push to $27.50 key resistance is what particularly makes me believe it's going to be a red day.

Someone only exits a position of that size at 'market-sell' price (at any price) unless they are really exiting their long
and if they are, they want to do so without driving the price down too much by them selling, so they wait for an uptick so there are people lined up to buy their bags (without driving the price down)

Like really, imagine if you had that much silver and you're witnessing a push to $27.50 (where if it breaks $27.50 it would break the trend line) - why would you market-sell right there?

>>21701366
Please don’t tell me you bought them out

>>21701362
Prep the BHLL lad, Silver Valley Idaho.

Gonna be bananas

Why is /pmg/ so full of Kikes?

>>21701382
I remember that damn 27.50 marker from last decade. I just honestly think all metals will stagnate or drop a bit over the next few weeks. The jump already happened! Time to retrace

>>21701362
I would be a bit leery of that kind of activity, it could be that dudes just trying to do the old promoter tactic of shotgunning your name everywhere, or hes doing something slimy. Bolivia is interesting because they have a history of bullshiting companies not associated with the government. At least that was how it was last time i looked into anything going on down there. The local "Free miners" in those areas though are tough and hard working bunch.

Also yea I found the Bunker Hill mine camp its self just to have a look at where it is, turns out its in down town Kellogg Idaho! I can see things in the old google earth shots didnt look great a few years ago on site, the ruins of a mill are off to the right and there are multiple small high grade mines nearby in mothball states too.

>>21701229
Move to Romania.

I think gold will consolidate for the next week or two.

https://gameruprising.to/index.php?threads/price-of-gold-and-silver-flying-cryptos-too.7757/page-5#post-182465

I am new to /biz/, but a friend told me to buy silver (I did, after it went from $30 to ~$25 last week), I told my dad, and then he promised me his whole coin collection, so I'm here, now, I guess. Hello, new frens
[spoiler]One more ounce is supposed to be in soon, not sure why it's taking so much longer.

>>21701591
buy Aluminum instead

>>21701591
Asahi's are a good choice anon, also post your coin collection and I might post some of mine

>>21701613
Yeah...please explain. Everyone is buying pm now...what is going unnoticed??

>>21701369
It's true what you say about the ruling class always being there, but it seems clear to me that the concentrated wealth and power they control grows exponentially as time advances. Compare roman aristocracy to the poorest peasant in the empire. Then powerful merchants/nobility in the commonwealth times vs slaves or farmers. And in the modern era, the tech billionaires and politicians vs. a welfare family or 3rd world dirt farmer. The difference between them increases as time advances because while the minimum wealth is always zero, the maximum wealth /power/ quality of life grows ever higher for the elites & ruling class.

Imagine in the far distant future where the supremely wealthy might own and control entire planets. The poorest of the poor will be down in the dirt with $0.00 to their name, and the difference between the min and max wealth will be incomprehensible.

>>21701530
F-finally im not the only one prepping the BHLL.

I only heard it named once on here about a month ago, did an hour or so research a night for week. Maid my long shot pick, dumped 5k in it. I really do think its an easy 80-100% when they release the data on their drilling samples soon.
possibly 200-400% if they release a prelim operation start date even if it is a few years out.
IF it does 100% i will keep half for funzies.

Gonna be bananas.

Thanks /pmg/nons been lurking damn near since the beginning and staking for about 10 years. I also appreciate your contributions Pan Man.

>>21701578
When daily RSI gets into the mid 80s, that seems to be the danger zone for gold right now. I marked that area with a horizontal red line on the chart.

>>21701665
no problem buddy I really like actually seeing the infrastructure these companies have to work with. I am off for now I have work in the morning.

>>21701631
Gold and Silver are being pushed by Jewish influence. Look at which metals are in highest demand and you'll find your answer. Also 88

>>21701229
>finland
If it's any consolation, the entirety of West yurop ain't doing so well either. I think at this point soon, it's not going to be a case of le ebin race wore!!!!, but more like 'fuck off, we're literally too full to have you'. Add to that the people who just come to yurop for welfare and going to be pretty strapped for cash soon.

Getting my government stimulus next week, £4000. What should I buy more physical gold or more miners?

>>21701591
welcome friend. keep buying. buy a little every week or every month or whenever you get a paycheck or money and before you know it you'll have a huge stack and financial security! you made a good choice.

>>21701715
Good luck fren

>>21701883
Wow...great advice. Some here some there...it will add up. Easy to say, but takes discipline to do

>>21700137
Tell him to fuck off we're full. He needs to stay and fight for his own country.
Third worlders need to stop exporting their shit cultures into our countries and turning every place into the same shithole from where they came from.

>>21701980
Too late for that bucko, just go to your local 7/11 or gas station.

>>21701613
>not melting down all the soda cans you drink from
>>21701630
They're very pretty, in my opinion, even if my dad thinks otherwise, lol
As for coins, I take pictures of much, it's all in the closet of their room and taking it out would definitely wake them. Pic related is what isnt over there, though. All the rolls are nickels, mostly 2005 bison.
My dad isnt giving me much of any silver or gold (theres a ton, I'm sure, in the proof sets he's giving me, but no bullions or anything). Not sure if that means I should try keeping it out of this general.
>>21701883
That's the plan, bro. Current goal is low, but I hope to have at least 20oz by late November.

>>21701550
redpill me on Romania

>>21702069
Why so many '05 nickels? That seems like an odd choice for a coin to collect a ton of.

When do you think gold's bull market ends?
When will Bobo return?

>>21702182
I honestly thought the same thing and asked, but he said he doesnt really know. Either way, I did a bit of research and the ideal but unrealistic profits are 30+ a roll.

>ctrl f "copper"
>0 results found

Alright /pmg/, you need to wake up to the reality of the importance of Copper. Fact check
>electric cars contain an average of 3.6 times as much copper as regular cars
>copper surfaces have natural antibiotic properties
>copper is used as a base layer in highly advanced circuits
>SCCO, Largest copper mining market cap company
>1.49/share 1999 2.59/share 2003
>46.50/share today ~3,000 - 1,800% gain

Why haven't you added copper to your portfolio, /pmg/?

>>21702419
Most people here have it as the second most common tertiary diversification after Platinum (I'd say about as many people stack GS/Pall as G/S/Copp though); the reason why not many talk about it though, is because:
- First of all, lots of people here are stacklets who haven't even got the funds to even diversify into Gold
- Second because you need a shitton of it. If people think Silver fills a vault quick, they've not seen a true copper stack. Not many bullions do bars (it's kino when they do though), simply because you need to start with large bars to begin with to really make it a worthwhile amount to stoe value in.
- Finally; coppers got a slight amout of stigma from nigs stripping houses of it; making it easily the most ghetto precious metal of the bunch.

Won't deny it's got promise, but it's already close to real value due to how much physical wire is traded on the daily anyways.

>>21701355
I buy mostly silver and a little gold 14/88 fren. But you should get both.

>>21702419
Copper's demand comes from economic growth
We are not going to see economic growth for a long time..
There will not be new houses/buildings made requiring new wires

>>21702205

2031

Hey /pmg/, just started stacking silver and I found these coins. How can I figure out if they're 40% or 90% silver?

Fuck you dollar stop rising

>>21702831
Copper is used in advaned medical devices. This industry is currently booming.

>>21703010
>Copper is used in everything
FTFY

>1 oz gold 165 oz silver
Eastern europoor here who started stacking this month and gave in to doomer predictions. With all these premiums i am in the red and i just want to be in the green. Just tell me we are going up.

>>21702205
gold bull market ends when currency and stability get fixed

>tfw you reported the three 80 iq nazi larpers who shit up /pmg/

>>21703010

>tfw reporting someone for reporting off-topic posters because the post was off-topic
>mfw reporting this post for being off-topic

>>21703063
>eastern europoor
>spent 6000+ dollars on gold and silver in one month
ye no, dont believe you

>>21703070

>>21703121
I make around 650€ a month wageslaving. I had over 15k € in a bank and didnt feel safe about it in case of happening.

>>21703193
well, good job then. that money is safe now

>>21703193
Well done. We'll be seeing really big movement in September, HODL like your ass depends on it. These bastards are going to wring out every last weak hand, leaving only those with steel grips.

guys, lets be honest for a minute: did we already peak?

>>21703433
For the month, yes
For September / October, no

>>21703433
We’re heading for world wide turkey/Argentina so no we haven’t peaked

>>21703001
I have some of these 1976 quarters. I love the drummer. I think mine aren't worth anything though.

>>21703433
no lol
mark my words : august 27th another crazy price hike

>>21703433

>>21703433
Why is it going down anyway? Did I miss some good news?

got 1kg gold and 50 kg silver (all in), but a batch of 24k$ is coming in next month, what do I do with this cash? I feel full on metals but everything else is gonna crash sooner or later. Buy more silver?

>>21704125
gold if you can afford & store

>>21703909

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5l4OEJ38aLY

>>21704125
impressive stack anon. any pics? many say that ratio ought to be 1:100, but depends on whether or which if you think silver or gold is undervalued.

Anyone got the link to the ‘brrrrrr website’?

>>21704236

https://brrr.money/

>>21704174
sadly no, working in one continent, stacking in another. I have loved silver since 2011, I feel 50kg isnt enough though, but fack, dont wanna end up stuck with a megastack of life savings if they end up saving fiat somehow.

Ausfag here where can I buy cheap silver? Most places have outrageous premiums right now

>>21704269
Thanks

>>21700319
The college dropout who created a host for viruses suddenly pretends to be a leading doctor on preventing viruses.

>>21701656
Ironically anon, if you account for inflation Augustus Caesar was the richest man to have ever lived, with estimations putting his personal wealth at over 4 trillion dollars today, while most citizens lived in what we would consider poverty today (serfs/peasants, whatever you wanna call it). You also have hundreds of monarchs and dictators like Song Shenzong, Alan Rufus, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, Mansa Musa, Osman Ali Khan, whose wealth sat in the hundreds of billions while their subjects lived as subsistence farmers. Wealth inequality has always existed when someone rules another. It's not those who have and those who don't, it's those who govern and those who do not.

I love how inured we've become to the price of silver dropping fifty cents in a couple hours. That's just normal now I guess.

>>21705337
Dollar is gaining strength, everything would be better if the dollar just died

>>21705474
>Dollar is gaining strength
More like their pumping their little asses off making the final bit of gains they can before it all comes tumbling down (x3)

>SLV below 25 premarket

>>21702177
Transylvania is based. There isn't anything else you need to know.

>>21705855
>There isn't anything else you need to know
t. nosferatu
How did you find the precious metals thread? I thought your kind was weak to silver.

>>21705901
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger... and the silver bullet didn't hit my heart.

>>21700824
Thanks anon. This is a huge bump

>>21705952
>the silver bullet didn't hit my heart.
lol stfu faggot vampires don't exist and even if they do werewolves are the ones weak to silver bullets, we're only weak to holy imagery and woden stakes through the heart hahaha stfu lmao

Fake dumps. You can’t find physical even close to the fake paper. If you are a large volume buyer you could buy the paper and take delivery, but we all know that “delivery” is just theory. The real price is the price you can get you hands on it. THIS IS WAR AGAINST THE PEOPLE. The banks have waged it and they have an endless supply of their magic paper and the media and every manner of psyops and weapons to turn up the heat. THE WAR IS ALREADY UPON US.

>>21701229
nice copy pasta faggot

>>21706032

I want to sell my silver and buy gold, what's a good spot price to do so realistically? 30? 40? 100?

>>21706223
Ratio my boy. Ratio. Look at when the ratio is around 30-40

27.00000 $/oz delivered.

>>21706178
>trusting everything you read on wikipedia
look at this faggot

>>21706336
Thank you anon. I'll look into the ratio more. Tbh I just want to hold everything until the day I die. What have you done to me /pmg/

>silver futures down

you told me silver was the most undervalued asset

>>21706336
>so maybe, one day, the silver:gold ratio is going to buck this 50 year trend ... and so like possibly it'll be in the favor of whatever I'm holding, and then I'll be like 'ha!' I was right!. Maybe. One day

>>21706478
>line go down
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

can anyone explain this graph to me? What happened to cause the peak and immedeate drop and since it's quite low now, does that mean it's a good ratio?
>t. smoothbrain here

>>21706478
I’m beginning to think silver sucks but I’m still kind of addicted to buying it

>>21706563
Forgot pic because I'm retarded

>>21706621
That peak was due to the coronadump of March 12, 2020. I think Trump announced that travel between Europe and the US would be severely restricted going forward due to the coronaviurs, and all markets dumped that day as a reaction. Silver dumped particularly hard relative to gold.

>>21706621
Historically, and I'm talking thousands of years not hundreds, the gold/silver ratio has been around 12-15:1, meaning you'd need somewhere between 12 and 15 pieces of silver to buy 1 piece of gold. This was largely the same since Alexander the Great (~300BC), and even Washington fixed the gold/silver ratio at 15:1 for the USA. If you look at geosurveys that assess the physical presence of gold and silver on planet earth, that ratio is about 17:1.

To answer your graph, a lot of people are bullish on silver because it is historically undervalued against gold, and silver and gold have historically worked simultaneously with silver as everyday money and gold as a store of greater wealth. Your chart shows the ratio at 70:1, so with this info, why do you think there was a drop and do you think it's a good ratio?

>>21706885
>And then, for no reason at all, it began to widen
>One day, it will return.

>>21706885
The thing is that it is way easier to buy gold than silver. Gold has way more liquidity. Gold is traded in every stock exchange in the world while silver is not. Heck, I wanted to buy silver in the country where im from, but not phiscally.. Turns out I cant.

>>21706621
I think people think about the gold/silver ratio too much. It's not as useful as it seems. It's a lot easier to do analysis on GOLD vs USD or SILVER vs USD.

https://gameruprising.to/index.php?threads/price-of-gold-and-silver-flying-cryptos-too.7757/#post-159298

Fuck it. Looks like I'm going to pick up a few heavy Ag bars today.

On a positive note, I've seen a big post on WSB yesterday, even Zoomers are getting tired of JPM shit. Who knows, this may catch fire yet, maybe even this year.

After a wild Thursday looks like we're crashing today.

>>21707030
This always baffled me. What baffles me more is the USPS regs on certain countries often say no gold or silver. I ship to them anyways most of the time they don't seem to care.

>>21707185
Just zoomed out the graph, I can see the middle finger. Bankers are not happy about that little pump, huh?

Treasury yields are dropping gold should be going up

Why the fuck is the dollar spiking so hard?

>>21707574
I noticed that earlier too.

>>21707611
Well, it's relative to other countries purchasing power, so everyone else is either buying dollars or also printing.

These bank bastards are showing us that they are big enough to manipulate the forex market. Trillions of dollars circulating in fake accounts controlled by the central banks.

They are turning up the heat during a weak month.

Lol

>>21707745
perfectly normal goy!

>>21701305
how do you tell how much volume each of the stocks at the bottom represents? Sorry I’m having a hard time seeing where that is.

>>21707745
Seen this shit time and time again it’s complete bullshit

The volumes per minute are insane. This is war my frens. we are literally at economic war.

>>21707867
How do you view volumes?

>>21707745
If digits, it falls by $10

>>21706069
why must you bring these worries onto the heart of an already troubled 4chinz. cant you see that /biz/ is weary of your petty bickering and malcontent,.. your. warmongering?

>>21707867
I am also having a difficult time finding numbers for the volumes, I see a bar chart for it but can’t find numbers.

>>21707901
COMEX Silver. Almost $15M in contracts in a fucking minute.

>>21707745
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Today is gonna be gut wrenching. PMs and Link getting crushed. Bright side, my uranium stonks might moon

Get ready for da notha leg

Why is the dollar pumping?

>>21707955
It’s all so tiresome

>>21708126
Clearly the economy is saved!

>>21708126
Becuz dumb mothafuckaz want safety and donknow shit about da PMs

>>21708084

Another opportunity to get some cheap miner options.

~$730M dumped in 5 fucking minutes at 8:00 AM EST! 5 minute chart. These people need to be lined up against the wall (in Minecraft). ALMOST A BILLION DOLLARS IN 5 FUCKING MINUTES!

If gold drops to ~1910 I might go get myself a 100 Corona

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/futures-tumble-dollar-soars-after-european-pmis-slump-putting-recovery-doubt

I'm tired of this fake news sell off.

>>21708294
In other worse, the promised recovery is doubtful so ppl are running to the dollar for safety diving it up and ironically driving actual safety down

Cryptos are getting cocked too.

>>21708333
>>21708294
perhaps some smart money will see this opportunity soon and change dollars to gold

Is america open now ?

>>21708388
Another hour

>>21708436
Important markets for macro are already open for the most part.

>>21708294
>our economy is shit
>I know, let's pull out and convert our fiat to this other fiat that had a -32gdp drop in 1 quarter

Isn't it odd how riots never take place at Central Banks and Wall Street Investment banks? Almost as if there's some kind of mind control or something...

>>21708193
Im already all in and up 500% on my GDX 2022 leaps. Just waiting to get rich now

I had a leveraged short open at 27.07 but chickened out half an hour before dump happened.fuck.

Lord Jesus, please make gold go back up above 2000.

Thank you.

Your pal, Anon.

>>21708484
It's almost as if the true seats of power are obfuscated to people. As long as people on /biz/ are screeching about jews and black people, they will never question the underlying structure of capitalism because the boggeyman explains how their system is Just and Rational.

>>21708484
If they lined up outside the Minneapolis fed, the government would pull these out of storage and strafe the crowds.

Hey guys I just woke up and all the markets are blood red what's up

>>21708594
Nasdaq is flat. Nothing to see here anon

>>21708527
Instead of actual names, we have races and groups bickering with each other over scraps and nonsense.

>>21708549
Goes to show who owns the Military and for the protection of who. It certainly isn't "WE".

>>21708615
B-but my silj and gdxj

>>21707925
hot damn!

WHY THE FUCK IS PLATINUN DUMPING RN REEEEEEE

>>21708227
Aaaaaand it just shot back up somewhat. Guess it won't happen

>>21708670
It's not just names, remove one nihilist empty suit, another will rise. People need to attack the structures that produce those, making heads roll will just bring forward worse heads.

>>21706069

>>21708196
This is bullish!

Since the correction on silver last week I've noticed that just about anytime these kikes try to tank silver more than 20 cents, the market just turns back around and rips right back up about 30 minutes after the major dump. I hope these kikes are losing insane amounts money on this

>>21703001
there were no 90% at the time
it's only 40% silver or copper-nickel
the proof ones were minted in both varieties. the silver ones should be a bit whiter than your regular change

>>21708840
I hope some major players are grabbing contracts intending to stand for delivery. Eventually a hedge fund will figure out they can get a one time 10x

>>21708739
Right, anon. They are mere functions. It is the institutions that are easily identified by their satanic symbols. Ironically much of our bullion has them. It is why whenever they want they confiscate and take by force. There's always a reminder or two, and examples made from time to time.

Did anyone else buy a little gold this morning after the fall?

>>21700023
Hopefully less than 1/4 oz of gold
Though a white petite blonde slave of noble upbringing would probably cost a whole oz
But a random Latina of common stock with imperfect teeth or a mole on her back will cost much less
Imo I rather have 4 Latina slaves than 1 white one

>>21708920
Going to clean out my LCS in a couple hours.

>>21708840
>I hope these kikes are losing insane amounts money on this
Absolutely none. All naked shorts that will never be fulfilled.

>>21701112
Is gold rush a good show?
I tried watching one episode and there was so much bs drummed up drama And very little gold on the camera and when they actually did show gold it looked pretty ugly or was just tiny particles
Aussie gold hunters on the other hand is comfy kino

>>21700143
Kek. Saved

>>21708915
its not pedosatanism lol, its just history and capitalism, read a book

Good morning gentleman, coffee has been made. I see that we have the Jewish hammer this morning. Could someone explain to me how this process of price suppression works? I do not know how this changes anything with the contracts if a person holds onto them until delivery and why the price matters at all.

>>21709104
or rather, pedoshit is causally AFTER these people getting unlimited power and being above laws

fucking premiums suck right now, i wanted to buy another 30oz of silver in October, am I fucked?

any of you faggots watching the gold/dow ratio?
bill bonner, a self made millionaire is all in on gold and plans to sell it all for stocks when the ratio drops below 5

>>21708956
What are you gonna pick up? I bought 3 of those 20 corona Austrian pieces on sale from jm. I never buy fractional gold but this was actually a good price

>150oz silver
>1.5oz gold
>$5000 monopoly dollars in mining stocks
am I gonna make it?

I’m beginning to think I should just margin up and short paper silver all the time and use the profits to buy real silver

>>21709111
>Could someone explain to me how this process of price suppression works?
three different mechanisms:
central banks unloading gold holdings
banks manipulating future markets
gold fixing

>>21709224
Silver bars first, then coin. Any Au they have too.

>>21708469
precisely

>>21709111
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=easzQ5Tj8Kk
Starts around 14 minutes

>>21709240

>>21709245
anon, only big banks may do that

>>21709257
>sell billions of ounces of silver you dont have
>never deliver
>price drops because "supply" goes up

Lol NY woke up to Frankfurt giving them free gold

>>21709310
>>21709245
no seriously, this is what jpm is doing, right? this is exactly what they are doing

>>21709111
Step 1: pic related
Step 2: ??
Step 3: Post on the internet that a 100 year track record is all due to a bank
Step 4: Accept step 3 as verified fact

>>21699513
They'll confiscate crypto like this one day and only Monero holders will survive.

>>21709149
9iBT1+DF Filtered. When dialog arises to personal attacks that I wouldn't let someone get away with saying it to my face, they're in the trash. The rest of you naturally decide what this community is. There are lot's a good people here.

Fuck guys. I bought 11 gold coins today on eBay. Do I dump em?

>>21708670
>we have races and groups bickering with each other over scraps and nonsense.
There's a reason why they import them anon.

>>21702177
Checked, interesting place to visit. Nice countryside towns, great if you like nature. Cluj-Napoca is pretty comfy. People are welcoming, for example one guy literally gave me the sweater off his back when I caught in a freak storm that appeared out of nowhere and didn't ask for anything in return. I still have it to this day. Bucharest is mostly meh though in my opinion. I'd probably live there as it seems like you could pretty much disappear in the woods if you wanted.

>>21709257
>>21709296
I don't understand how if someone buys a contract that says I will buy 5000 oz of silver by 8/27 for x price that the market price changes anything.

>>21709225
Im in a similar position. Though not as deep on mining stocks. I feel im in an okay place. Just keep slowly stacking

>>21709353
1)you need hundreds of millions to do that
2)they use profits for whores and cocaine

>>21709353
Basicall the big banks do one of two things
>Spoofing
They put a massive sell order in so everyone can see it. They pull the order before it executes. Price crashes
>Gaming
Large orders on the magnitude of 150M oz in one massive order. Price gets whacked. Then they slowly buy it all back a few dollars lower. Rinse and repeat.

I have September calls on October paper with a 2050 strike. They are expiring in 4 weeks. Will I make it?

>>21709437
I know, you're right. I've lived for periods at a time outside of the US.

>>21709450
Contracts can be opened and closed. If all the sellers and buyers agree, they can just close all th contracts and nothing is delivered. Also its 5000oz*thousands of contracts

>>21709509
In this crazy swinging market and the Macros, you just might.

>>21709450
man its not really that complicated. they just put in massive sell orders, other people think "oh shit maybe we should sell too" and the price goes down. except they never actually sell anything
theres also gold fixing where a bank cartel literally gets together once a day to decide what a gold benchmark price should be. then all traders look at that benchmark and adjust their behaviour. theres all kinds of fuckery they do really

>>21709529
It's all good. On the bright side, gold prices almost recovered, maybe they'll be a turn around today.

>>21709569
Why would buyers not have tested this yet? If what you are saying is actually true they would have lost tons of money on this over the years.

>>21709213
anyone?
youre not all goldbugs who want to hold your shiny rocks until eternit are you?

KOK6GJfi filtered
>hurrr durr why would it go back anywhere near 15:1????
>It's not like it's mined at an 8:1 (ish) ratio
>It's not like the gsr only got extreme when central banks entered the scene

>>21709569
Right, why would a buyer close their contract tho? The market is a sham and they would make a killing, thats what I am not understanding

>>21708527
We don't live in a capitalist system, we live in a weird welfare-warfare corporate socialism state. These lockdowns have proven that beyond a doubt as the state governments directly decided who was allowed to stay open and who was forced to close. With the bog box store and meganationals falling into the former group, and the mom and pop shops falling into the latter.

Today I had my jm checkout screen that locked in my price for 10 minutes, then kept refreshing kitco to see if the price went even lower. I started to get anxious, I mean I could end up doing that all day...

>>21709111
tl;dr
>PMs are a physical thing, and in turn on the stock market, you obviosuly can't throw them around that easily
>In turn, for each bit of metal around, the stock market essentially has a representitive IOU note equivalent to how much you're trading
>However, these IOU notes are essentially fiat versions of the PM; which is bad, because the PM itself is not fiat and if anybody asks to redeem their IOU note, they have to have it delivered
>Up until now, the stock market has been trudging on printing more IOU notes than actual Gold/Silver, but the economy has given it a free pass, because calling them out on it would instantly crash PMs, which make up a disproportionately large swing in the entire markets, given they're essentially the bank where you store your value against inflation better than the actual bank itself. In turn, if PMs are fucked over at any point, the entire stock market will crash overnight, so by using this necessity, it's used it's privaleged postion of 'I cant fail' to leverage the ability to *poof* up more IOU notes than actual metal on Earth
>Now, since PMs are the 'safe money', it also looks bad if PMs get too expensive, as it indicates severe market instability, which drives the markets down. How do you fix this? Well, all you need is for PMs to be worth less. How do you do this? Fix+Stabilize the economy, or spread the value of the same sized PM market over a larger amount of IOU notes. Guess which they're doing (in part, because attempting to fix/stabilise the economy would also crash it overnight)
So in essence, what they've been doing is simply (from a market point of view) increasing that amount of PMs in circulation, devaluing it and in turn supressing the price (ie THE JUST DUMPED $10T ON THE MARKET!). And it's also setting up an even bigger crash (better for us) come the inevitable day when - COMEX can't deliver on those IOU notes, because at that point, the entire house of cards comes tumbling down.

Also, chekt

>>21709638
Only a small amount is delivered each month. Most of the market is just speculators and roll their positions before delivery. This happens in oil too. When they can't roll, and they are forced to take delivery in oil you see negative prices. If it happens in PMs and they cant roll because people are demanding delivery you'll see a moonshot. You have to realize they can also change the rules. In 1981 they changed the rules and crushed the market. This is a national security issue.

>>21709677
read up on wash trading and spoofing
realize banks are all crooks and in bed with each other

>>21709659
I will only exchange my PM's for land and guns. That being said, I also have some stocks. Mainly aapl(40% of the portfolio), bac, and miners.

>>21709660
What a fucking snowflake.
Go back

>>21709610
I'm counting on it. In all, we all expect this ahead of what's about to happen across the board. I'm a buyer today.

>wake up
>check charts
holy fuck
its not the drops that surprise me any more its how the market just ate up all that fake paper

>>21709388
>crypto like this
Anon....I...

>>21709677
Because buyers who dont close will get delivery. It would take a massive group of buyers to pull this off and then the exchange would just change the rules like they did in 1981 to save the USD.

That bounce back though lol

>>21709775
look at the premiums smaller units are being sold for or talk to the mints who are apparently having trouble getting silver. A person who has the ability can take delivery and turn around and sell the silver immediately for profit
delivery will only increase as long as the physical demand exists

>>21709771
>confiscate crypto in the same way that gold was confiscated as per the image of OP

>>21709775
Gold price shooting up in USD isn't going to harm anything other than the manipulators

>>21709402
Maybe you need a safe space :^)

>>21709849
Alot of mints actually stopped refining silver. This is mostly just a shortage at the retail level. You can't turn around and immediately sell 1000 oz bars for profit. You need to refine it down to smaller bars

>>21709752
I had to exchange my PM’s once for a bigger safe. Power move

>>21709731
Right, and it appears that all a person has to do is stand for delivery for the house of cards to come down. Price would skyrocket no matter what.

>>21709832
Jesus did it to protect us from the malice of the Jews.

>>21709922
you can sell them to the mints that is my point or are you implying they are just not making coins because of reasons and it has nothing to do with silver supply

>all these retards ITT trying to figure out why/how gold is crashing and If itll go down more or go up
Don't any of you realize there's no point in worrying about things you can't control?

>>21709969
Jesus bought up the dip that we all wanted to buy into. Greedy Jesus.

>>21709903
Depends. It could break JPMorgan and HSBC which would trigger a banking crisis. As custodians they are borrowers of GLD and SLV investors. If the PM market breaks they could be liable for trillions in damages

>>21709922
Yes you can. IDK about shipping costs, but retail buyers are paying premiums for 1k bars

>>21709922
From what I have heard from at least one minter, they can't get wholesale bars in order to refine into retail products. They can't even get lists of bars. They are told they need to "buy" now, but don't expect a delivery until early next year. I believe the shortage is not at the retail level, but higher up the chain.

>>21710027
>It could break JPMorgan and HSBC
They'll just pay out in cash?

>>21709988
They are currently focused on minting gold products. I saw it in a video somewhere

Rethinking my physical buying strategy today. I'm going to let the day play out and prices land where they will, but without fail cleaning out the LCS of anything of quality tomorrow morning.

Do we have a baker?

>>21710055
And them you no longer have a comex. Why trade a commodity that can't be delivered.

>>21709996
I've already spent my powder for this month and have nothing better to do.

>>21710053
Well then whats stopping APMEX and crew from taking a massive delivery off the COMEX next month?

>>21709923
Big brain idea: once you outgrow your safe, melt down your gold/silver and make a safe OUT OF GOLD/SILVER

>>21710027
>liable for trillions in damages
You also know that this number never exceeds millions. Equifax was under 600MM.

>>21710055
GLD market cap is $78B
What if it blows up, gold does a 10x and they are liable for close to a trillion?

>>21710101
Don't need it today. It's a relic of a time where in order to communicate, people needed to come to one place to make a market. Now, miners can sell directly to refiners who can sell directly to consumers and industry.

>>21710101
Yes, that's my guess. Very few people seem to want to actually sell. If there aren't any sellers, there isn't a market.

>>21710141
That is damages. If it turns out the GLD is just leased gold the damages will be in the hundreds of billions

>>21710113
Nothing. If I were in their shoes, it's what I'd do. The premium on physical is to the point where it's instant profit to just take delivery.

>>21710160
>gold does a 10x and they are liable for close to a trillion?
They'll make sure it doesn't happen and take a lawsuit instead

>>21710207
If we could bet on a settlement, I'd bet you 3oz of silver that it won't exceed 2 billion.

>>21710255
Settlement would be at least market close which is $78B today

>>21710296
It'd be the difference between market value and what they actually have

>>21710335
Ok ok agreed. $78B if they have nothing. $78B minus actual inventory

>>21710296
>expecting them to get the full brunt of it
If you really think they'll be forced to pay over $50B I'll up it to 5oz and 10 mercs

>>21710116
Holy fuck that’s genius

pmg is crashing in the cattylog

BAKER!

>>21710407
They will absolutely be forced to pay Market cap minus what they actually have as they would be robbing rich people. That never ends well. Of course the payout would be in worthless dollars or Bail in equity

>>21710490
Roger that. Baking new thread.

>>21709731
Checked and thanks for this post anon.

>>21710517
>absolutely be forced to pay Market cap minus what they actually have
Right, and they'll slap it down as far as they possibly can to pay as little as possible and eat a manipulation fine/suit that's already in the works.

>>21700824
thanks for sharing

>>21710542
Done baking
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