/biz/ - Business & Finance

Buy now or wait for further pullback?

>>23816085
anything under 30$ or 2k is cheap

>>23816085
Silver? Wait for $8 eoy

Should I sell my Gold now or will it recover?

>>23816085
Definitely wait.

>>23816085
My gut tells me wait. Look at the nosedive of March this year. It was a week long drop before I started to rise up again. I think this week the markets are acting like “we are in the clear from COVID”. Only thing that I could see rise the price is Trump manages to challenge Biden as a president elect in a meaningful way.

I'm ready to buy some cheap PMs. Load the dip...

We've been here before, you've all said to wait for a further dip and never dipped further, silvers been dropping and recovering 1-2 dollars every week for months now

>>23816108
Don't sell your gold! It'll hold its value. If PM's dump then you can either add more or focus on getting gains in the stock market. It's good to hold some PM's even when stock market is up if only to have a hedge when a crash happens the next time

>>23816199
you think we know? do what you feel man, were just riding the waves here.

>>23816199
I feel like it’ll drop to $19-20 before a rise. Just a hunch. No meme lines

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/eu-gives-green-light-trigger-132727080.html
>Retards have no idea what's coming

Real yields are spiking. Nearly at 1%. Silver anon's theory from May is going to come into play imminently. If you're still in the market, get the hell out now. If you haven't got your metals and miners yet, this is your last chance.

>>23816199
Sunshines are under 10% premium on JM bullion for those interested.
https://www.jmbullion.com/1-oz-sunshine-silver-round/?utm_source=findbullionprices.com

>>23815564
>sold at 1.07
>already back to 1.04

I hope it goes down more so I can buy more and you have a chance to re buy in.

Corona could disappear over night, and if given that the elites now have the whole world again it quite likely will, and PM's are still headed up.

>>23816296

By the way, Trump is probably going to get elected by the state legislatures. I bought NAK at its low at the market open.

>>23814081
>>23815850
where you watch these? I only know crunchy roll and it has none of em

>>23816296
You have pic of may anons theory or QRD?
I only vaguely know the implications of bonds on the market

>>23816313
We're all in this together anon.

>>23816296
Tell me more about this.

>>23816370

See >>23816356

It's from the time when gold was about 1650 and silver was about 17.

>>23816043
yesterday I told you guys PMS were going to dump back to their previous recent mediocrity. and quite a few idiots insisted we're on an unstoppable moon mission.

read my lips:

with Biden president, Normies think they're back in normie land safe box and they think everything is fine. this doesnt effect PMS through direct action.
but it will effect PMS as everyone runs back to their familiar comfort zone market behaviors

yes there's still fundamentals that should push PMS up, but on the surface, it's back to same old business for now as long as they can kick the can down the road go back to regular market manipulations

>>23816426
>for now as long as they can kick the can down the road go back to regular market manipulations
how long can they keep doing this?

>>23816386
absolutely, I dont want people to fail or lose money, I was very close to selling lots of stuff on friday too. I could have made like 200-300$ if I sold top friday and bought low today after commissions.

Im still waiting for almost 120k to clear the damn banking system/broker its frustrating as hell going past these dips with all that powder in lock up on some paper pushers desk. Cash should never be this illiquid.

Anyone here use Kinesis at all? I asked a few threads ago but got no useful answers, I just want to know what user experince is like

>>23816370
your anime replies are in the old thread, we suggest torrenting

>>23816491
>>23816408

Silver anon explained it here several months ago. >>23816356 To read in depth about it, go to this archived warosu thread:

>>/biz/thread/S19669109

Other people are commenting on the same idea right now.

Deso: "The 10-2 spread is going to *blow the fuck out* in a few days.

Yields can't take this. Without stimulus, it ends the party VERY quickly if it spikes beyond 1%.

So stimulus will come quickly."

>>23816296
What the hell why are people shorting bonds now? Is it because they're considered "safe" investments and people are now feeling confident about stocks again? I mean I know bonds are a terrible long term investment right now because of return free risk but still, this makes me think

>>23816302
>>23816516
yeah I know how to find anything via torrent or any of the P2P networks, but I dislike stealing content vs supporting the authors.


>>23816426
"recent mediocrity" would entail silver falling to 25$ CAD and gold to 1400 CAD.

Would back the truck the fuck up and not look back.

>>23816652
>Desogamer
The schizo who thought the CME was gonna collapse in September

Metals technically still forming an uptrend
>broke out of bull flag
>retesting the top of the channel
>higher high, higher low, etc.

Gap down usually gets filled within 13 sessions. That means back up around these prices within 2 weeks. If not then its secular down trend.

This is SILJ daily but all the metal charts look similar

Antisemite silver is getting swamp drained

-10% lol

>>23816674

Deso only said December, not September. You're thinking of Bix Weir.

>>23816043

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OBDf_h5VkM

Bring on the fucking cheapies baby

>>23816550
>120k
damn well you have a lot more money than me anyway, I only have 13k
:/
Good luck.

>>23816658
Fair, could always torrent and then buy the official release or any merchandise?? Otherwise I'm not sure

>>23816741
Very well I stand corrected. Fingers crossed for December.

>>23816107
kek, this. And I hold fucking ten kilos physical

Does it really matter who the President is for the the economy to recover? What else can they do besides print money? Eventually the music will stop and we’ll see a massive crash. It’s a question of when, not if, right?

No one here actually believes that covid hoax was for US elections, right? They are still pushing meme virus hard in Europe, they won't just abandon The Great Reset agenda.

>>23816852
Lol

>>23816763
its pension funds, really not that much for 7 years worth of saving, but it was just sitting in the pension earning a whopping 5$ a month... so yeah not leaving it in there.

>>23816772
Thanks anon, was just hoping there was a another streaming site i didnt know about.

>>23816885

Yes. All of this is short-term noise. The political situation in the U. S. is deeply unstable right now, so another manufactured vaccine story was released at the most opportune possible moment. Metals and miners are simultaneously manipulated down, as has happened about half a dozen times before on the release of a vaccine story. As soon as the next stimulus bill passes (which is inevitable)/a COMEX default happens/a banking crisis takes place/China and Russia dump the dollar/America descends into civil war or civil unrest, metals and miners will have their next leg up. If yields go up the whole system crashes, we know this, which means that the economy will never recover, only see more and more of the middle class wiped out and go more and more deeply into mal-investment and debt.

>>23816958

Yes. The "vaccine" is itself simply the next part of the Fedcoin/Great Reset agenda. It's about conditioning you to accept authoritarian control over your life.

Am I the only one who bought today?

Bong new fag to PM's here.
Does anyone have any recommendations where to buy silver? Want to buy a few kg bars.
I've seen a few on ebay, is that stupid, would you buy from a dealer?also it seems there's some that come with authenticity certificates, do they make any difference to price? Apologies for basic questions

>>23817172
>next part of the Fedcoin/Great Reset agenda
we are in a war between timelines
the good guys just had to make a tactical retreat but we're still in good shape and have taken minimal casualties
counterattack impending

>>23817263
there are reputable dealers on ebay
start with them
if you feel confident in your discernment at some point try some indy dealers
most of them are legit
I sell on there from time to time, but I'm a burger so probably not on your uk ebay
also, I think you can avoid vat tax with certain government bullion. I'm sure another anon can provide details.

What happens if the ten year yield goes above 1%? I’m scared

>>23817263
>Does anyone have any recommendations where to buy silver?
from the OP:
EU/ENGLAND sources
https://www.chards.co.uk/ [Much cheaper than BullionByPost]
https://goldprice.eu5.net/ [Website to compare gold prices for UK]
>I've seen a few on ebay, is that stupid, would you buy from a dealer?
I buy mainly from bullion dealers. Lots of fakes sold on auction websites but if you know what you're doing you can evade fakes most of the time
>also it seems there's some that come with authenticity certificates, do they make any difference to price?
Those matter more for numismatic coins and yeah they add a little value, also makes buying safer and selling easier though those can be faked too

Might want to consider laying off buying PM's for now at least. Precious metals are taking a huge hit today so might be wise to wait until the price stabilizes a little

>>23817325
Don't be scared. Papa powell will make it go away

>>23817263
Have a look on www.thesilverforum.com for some Bong info. They have a trades section there and you can deal with other verified and reviewed bongs selling second hand.

You can avoid VAT on your silver by purchasing from Europe instead of UK dealers. Of course you then have to consider delivery prices.

>>23817229
I bought 10 sunshines today and planning to get a 20 franc.
Is everyone waiting for a further dip?

>>23817281
>we are in a war between timelines
Fucking this

>>23817325

>>/biz/thread/S19669109

"Normal interest rates, as determined by the market, should be about 5-10%. That's the historic trend. When Volcker allowed the market to discover them after the inflationary 70s, interest-rates got up to 20%. The economy is far worse now than it was then, so there's no telling how high interest-rates ought to be at the present time. But the economy is so weak and indebted at this point that even 2% interest-rates might crash the economy and the markets. We saw 3% crash the markets in late 2018, and the economy has got a lot worse since then, because of all the additional Q. E.

Basically, this is how things work:

Our Western economies are living so beyond their means that we can only fund ourselves by borrowing. We do this by selling bonds to foreign investors. If yields on these bonds went to even 5%, we'd be bankrupt and the markets would collapse; so our central banks drive yields down artificially by doing something called Q. E. This means printing trillions in order to buy bonds and create artificial demand. Q. E. means inflation, and yields represent risk-free return. Lower risk-free return and more inflation mean that people are encouraged to retreat into assets in order to protect their money. This is why central bank policies are destroying Western economies, and why the gap between rich and poor was never greater. The top 1% own most stocks and real-estate, so Q. E. benefits them at the expense of everybody else. Ordinary people can no longer afford houses. Wages are stagnant.

Instead of letting asset-bubbles deflate, our governments keep reinflating them and widening the gap between rich and poor. They do this because the top 1% own most of the assets, and don't want to let them fall. First they reinflated the Dotcom bubble, then the 2008 housing bubble, and now they are doing the same with the Everything Bubble. Except this time they are out of ammunition, since real yields have gone negative."

>>23817399
>Is everyone waiting for a further dip?
Yes. But mostly because I bought on Saturday expecting prices to be up today.

>>23817439
Guess I'll hold off for the franc.

>>23817436
Based Peter Schiff understander poster.

>>23817546
Cope

>>23817561
At what?
What the fuck are you talking about?

I will probably buy a tube below 23

at least I've already experienced a massive dip like this back in august. If this goes to $15 I will scoop up a lot with very little hesitation

>>23817229
Am I the only one who bought today?
I bought 14 ounces at 9:30 am eastern time. If t drops below 20$/oz I am dumping 2500 bucks into silver even though i cant really afford it at the moment

>>23817316
>>23817364
>>23817380


Appreciate the advice frens.

>>23817573
Cope At the fact you believe in fairy tales, loser

So silver is an industrial metal but it goes down 7% when industrial stocks recover. I see.

>>23817727
Dilate

we're still on the trendline that started in march
this dip ain't shit

Why is Bayhorse Silver still so cheap?

>>23817727
What the fuck is wrong with you? lmao

>>23817436
Thanks for this. what are your hot takes on the possible purchasing power of silver? I am slowly working my way to 1000 ounces. If the dollar implodes they will try to use some form of crypto but I do not see smart money going into that and flowing into gold and silver as a protection of wealth. What do you think?

it's strange, I am numb at this point

>>23817436
>>23817325
>What happens if the ten year yield goes above 1%? I’m scared
Not necessarily 1% but they don't need to go much higher to start causing some problems.
It's interesting. I've heard that brokers are now recommending their clients "high-return", 5% yield trash bonds when back in the good days of the economy you could just put all of your money in treasury bonds and get easily over 10% yields, risk free income! Currently the US 10-y bonds have a NEGATIVE real yield due to yields being below the annual projected 2% inflation rate (this is called return free risk). Today you HAVE to take bigger risks in the market to turn a profit because of the low treasury yields.

The U.S. 10-y Treasuries reflect the leveraging of our economy. If the yields rise enough to begin giving actual returns, players in the market start getting in trouble as loans' interest rates start climbing up -- and everybody has a lot of debt so the Central banks keep yields (and by extension interest rates) low to prevent a deleveraging event from occurring. Europeans and the Japanese for example have been issuing negative yield bonds for a while now too.

>>23817782
lol, you are right

>>23816043
I really hope we go back into the low 20’s, I need to accumulate

>>23817868
If pension funds and other large institutions are legally required to invest a % of deposits in treasuries, who's selling? Who owns these things and is selling causing yields to rise?

>>23817947
I want teens desu
A spike in the market is great because I'll take the gainz and slide them into cheap metal

>>23817956

Yields should already be over 20% if they had true price-discovery. It's a simple lack of liquidity which is forcing them up. The Fed needs to do more Q. E. $1 trillion per annum isn't enough to suppress them. They either do more Q. E., or let the whole ponzi scheme crash to the ground.

Where should I buy physical as a burger?

>>23818011
Burger King

Who else here /comfy/ with however prices go?

>spot goes up, stack is worth more, keep stacking
>spot goes ddown, can buy more for cheaper, keep stacking

>>23818070
/comfy/ gang report in
I'm more concerned about missing dips than missing tops lol

>>23817956
>who's selling?
Individual investors, different kinds of funds, companies, private banks, foreign governments
>Who owns these things and is selling causing yields to rise?
A lot of people own bonds. U.S. treasuries are a classic safe haven investment even though they don't provide any real returns anymore due to return free risk. I assume people flocked into bonds too when the 'rona struck.
When yields rise, the value of bonds go down. So bonds are cheaper when the yields are up, and bonds are more expensive when the yields are down. This is because higher risk bonds (for example Argentina's treasury bonds) need to have a higher yield because otherwise investors won't want to invest in them. And when investors do want to buy, the price obviously goes up and at the same time the yields go down.

>>23818070
Just bought the dip and got a bit more powder for tmrw

>>23818070
>>23818077 (checked)
also /comfy/ siting on 850 oz of silver. want more...

>>23818077
>missing tops
The only way you'd 'miss a top' is if you didn't sell. And as we all know

>selling your stack
>any year

Any news of recent bank implosions? Keep a eye out. When metals move this drastically, it typically means someone got liquidated.

>>23818117

Gold just hit a positively divergent lower low, and the S & P hit a negatively divergent higher high. This is it. Now get ready for everything to crash if the Fed doesn't step in.

>>23816628
I use it. It works really well and wires go through quickly. The virtual debit card is a nice feature and when their hybrid banking gets rolled out in the us (currently in closed beta) it will be the cheapest way to buy allocated metal in the world.

>>23816296
I keep trying to find good, cheap, yet financially set miners on Robinhood and nothing. What are some good rh pickups with these prices? Payday is Friday so I'm going to get some of the dip (but holding back in case of a further dump.

>>23817544
Scratch the francs, I'm going to my lcs to see if they have any good deals on the ducats.

>>23818007
>Yields should already be over 20% if they had true price-discovery
Central banks can't let that happen because of the huge debt leveraging, though you know that already.
>It's a simple lack of liquidity which is forcing them up
Incorrect; it's investors who are getting confident in the markets again due to good vaccine news. They're shorting safe havens and are less risk averse now. People are gaining trust in the economy right now or are at the very least in a sudden state of euphoria

>>23816356
Just picked 100 up in case. Was considering it at 1.00 bit it kept dropping and dropping.

Seems to be rebounding for real now maybe? Or is it another trap?

what miners are you invested in

>>23818147

Buy GDXJ and SILJ ETFs for the mid-tiers. Good silver producers with a lot of leverage are Great Panther, Endeavour Silver, Alexco.

>>23818209

>Incorrect; it's investors who are getting confident in the markets again due to good vaccine news. They're shorting safe havens and are less risk averse now.

I don't think we disagree. The point which I'm making is that, to an overwhelming degree, the most important thing which determines the price of bonds is liquidity, not real investors. The Fed is already monetizing the vast majority of the debt. The very few investors who are still buying bonds are, as you say, exiting the bond market right now. If the Fed doesn't step in and monetize even more of the debt, everything will crash. The next increase to Q. E. will have to be completely absurd to get this situation under control.

Massimo is ready to dump any time now

>>23818271
dead
cat
bounce

>>23818144
are you suggesting that I blow all my power today mr dubs man, checked sirs

>>23818287
Ascot, McEwen, Great Panther, Aurcana, Euro Sun Avino Silver and Gold, Skeena, Pretium, Helca, Argonaut Gold, Scottie

>>23818216

NAK is less than 3% of my portfolio, but I think that the gamble is worth it. That's why I bought it today. It is already so ridiculously depleted, given that it has roughly the same amount of gold, silver, copper, and production capacity as NEM with only 1/100th the mcap. Some people believe that miners and metals will temporarily drop if Trump gets elected, so NAK is my hedge against that. Futures for NAK were up by 30% when people thought that he was going to win the election.

>>23818332
>I don't think we disagree. The point which I'm making is that, to an overwhelming degree, the most important thing which determines the price of bonds is liquidity, not real investors. The Fed is already monetizing the vast majority of the debt. The very few investors who are still buying bonds are, as you say, exiting the bond market right now. If the Fed doesn't step in and monetize even more of the debt, everything will crash. The next increase to Q. E. will have to be completely absurd to get this situation under control.
Aha, I didn't quite understand what you meant. My bad.
>>23818358
don't you jinx it! It's correcting!!

>>23818332
SILJ and SLV I've been swinging in and put of, but maybe I'll just hold SILJ now for the long term. If anything it'll at least crab until shit pops off

Fucking shills, sitting here comfy with whichever way the price goes

Are we seriously looking at a crash in literally the next few days if something isn’t done by the FED?

>>23818565
if gold and silver crash it will only be for a short while. during the great depression they had a leg down but quickly rebounded while the index dead cat bounced to death

>>23818539
Preddy good image
>thicc silver bars
>big pile of gold coins
>rifle
>alcohol collection for collector value and barter when SHTF

Where are miners going the next few days?

>>23818632
Thanks, I should have been more clear, though. I meant a stock and bond market crash

>>23818705
>>23818366

We've essentially hit the bottom. GDXJ is only down 6% even though gold is down 5%, which is a crash of historic magnitude. GDXJ would ordinarily be down 15% or more on a day like this. Nobody is exiting their miners because nobody believes this COMEX dump. Technicals >>23818144 as well as fundamentals >>23816652 >>23816356 tell us that this is it. The Fed either steps in soon with more Q. E. or the stock market is going to crash. Then they have to step in anyway, or the whole system crashes. Also, COMEX December deliveries are coming soon.

>>23818791
With the election results uncertainty, is this a perfect storm for the Fed to do nothing and allow the stock market to organically reset itself?

SHILL ME WHAT MINING COMPANY TO PUT 10K OF MY GRANDMAS MONEY IN RIGHT FUCKING NOW BIZ

so you're saying put all my spare investment change into SILJ?

>>23818791
why does it feel like I read this exact comment a few months ago?

>>23818908
No, specific miners.

>>23818885

>>23818885
BHS

>>23818911
Because none of the fundamentals of our shit economy has changed. The question isn't "will the crash come?" The question is "when will the crash come?"

The answer is always Soon™

>>23818885
LAC

>>23817172
AWESOME!

You mean to tell me in the future I will still have a house and can buy basic necessities?

FUCK YEAH shits better then I thought, Ima go sell all my silver now.
just kidding I literally just cleaned out all my change and took the bottles in and bought this.

Props to my LCS for not only taking a fistfull of change but for giving me a shiny 2020 leaf to round out my 2020 collection.

Once my libertad arrives I will have every pretty much every 2020 coin that matters

>>23817263
estonian mint gets you around VAT and has good delivery options
https://www.chards.co.uk/ [Much cheaper than BullionByPost]
https://goldprice.eu5.net/ [Website to compare gold prices for UK]

If you cant get around vat just buy gold sovereigns

>>23817366
Isnt powell getting replaced by the gay nigger faggot though?

>>23819242
Depends on who wins the election.

>>23817263
Forgot to mention: You might want to buy Britannia coins. They're not the cheapest but you'll get tax benefits when selling in Bongland. And yeah do buy from EU countries without VAT on silver like Estonia or Belgium. Not sure if there are other VAT-free coin countries in Europe.

>>23817777
indeed

>>23817407
my PMG waifus are coming to save us

>>23817779
Because when stocks get over hyped, and people realize this, they tend to stay away unless a really really good reason convinces them not to.

>>23816386
Oh shit bro! I WANTED MORE CHEAPIES OF AUN! WASNT FINISHED YET! MY FREN NEEDS TO BUY BACK IN!

ITS NOT FAIR!

>>23817777
check those quads

>>23817777
quads speak the TRUTH

>>23817777
7's

>>23817777
Kek has spoken, massive cheapies incoming

Seems like silver is refusing to go under $23. It's struggling in the mid $23's. Great sign, will probably either stay at that price or begin revaluating higher

Aurcana is mooning and I didn't buy back in yet.
AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>23818287
i'm in:
First Majestic, Great Panther, El Dorado, Pan American Silver

>>23819566
>Oh shit bro! I WANTED MORE CHEAPIES OF AUN! WASNT FINISHED YET! MY FREN NEEDS TO BUY BACK IN!
I'm going to wait another day or two, it's bound to have a pullback.

>>23820000
THE QUAD GOD HAS BLESSED /PMG/ THIS DAY

>>23817112
what are the going rates in hannover?

>>23820060
some monster whale decided that now is a good time to invest I guess

>>23817777
>>23820000

>>23820086
I hope so... thing is I dont think they have even been properly re valued to account for their funding going through and the "not a production announcement, but we are announcing production" update.

Kinda feel like they should already be pushing 1.50-2$ cad with this kind of news, 8$us per oz AISC is a big fucking deal even at 20$/oz silver

Even with the smack down today they are strong due to everyone knowing this.

>>23820000
Shits gon get real

>>23817777
>>23820000
THESE ARE BUY SIGNALS FROM GOD!!!!!!!!!!
BUYBUYBUYBUYBUY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>23820000
oops meant this one

>>23820252
Yes sir

>>23820213
Oooh, it just went down.

Thank fuck. Hopefully more dips or crab for a few years before the moon mission.

>>23820000
Trillion dollar banks behind the comex and this is all they can manage? Pathetic!

>>23820518
NOTHING can stop the PM run!

>>23820405
? I still show it at 1.09 CAD

>>23820585
?

If silver passes the test of $23.9 which it's going to face soon, its rebound will be sealed!

>>23820679
moment of truth gentlemen!

>>23820652
just updated to 1.03 for me.

Still up as far as I am concerned.

>>23820715
cmon ffs fight harder you pushover

>>23820742
this time maybe?

>>23820742
TAKE MY ENERGY!!!’

>>23820742
Lol this is probably the most misleading graph I’ve seen, a whole 8 cents from top to bottom!

>>23816105
i want my 14 euro a coin back

>>23820778
It's the live price so it's ultra focused
>>23820772
>>23820766
HAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!
HE'S DOING IT

>>23816177
paper?

>>23820815
Nearing the next great obstacle! $24!!! Can silver overcome it?!

>>23820679
its 23.95 for me right now on kitco

>>23820857
Hnnnnggggg~ keep it up...!

>>23820900
NOOOOOOO
GO DOOOOOOWN
CHEAAAAAAAAPIES

>>23820900
>>23820959
S-stop that...! Don't discourage it!

>>23820959
A near 8% dip wasn't enough for you anon!?
WHY DIDN'T YOU BUY YOU FOOL?

>>23821046
BECAUSE USD EXCHANGE RATES ARE NIGGER TIER AND I'M NOT SPENDING 4% ON A CC FEE ON TOP OF 2.5% EXCHANGE FEES

>>23820728
Make it go lower.

>>23821080
Sorry anon. Didn't know you weren't a burger. My condolences.

>>23820959
If you didnt buy the sept dip, and you wont buy this dip, what are you waiting for?

Premiums wont go down as much as you need to save the couple bucks...

even if you are ready to buy 100oz, you are only going to save a hundred bucks or so... might make a 6 oz difference in your stack

>>23821006
>>23820959
now look at what you did

>>23821096
We can hope against hope, but there really isnt a reason for it to do so at this point.... and I have flipped AUN a couple times at this point... which is why I was hesitant to sell even with a 20+% gain. They realistically will be 4-5$cad with a fair valuation at production

>>23821111
it has been spoken!

I bought again /pmg/.

>>23821182
Will go down a peg and then retry conquering $24. Memelines are on our side. Tomorrow will be a green day, if you've got dry powder now is the time to invest into some great miners for an easy +10%

>>23821301
how many oz in the coin

>>23821416
.44 troy oz
Purity is 23.75 karat

I also bought 10oz of sunshines earlier. Can't wait for them to come in so I can open them with you guys.

>>23821375
Aww yeah, back on track. We're going way over $24 today. The recovery is much faster and more decisive than I anticipated!
Fuck I wish I could invest now

>>23821592
Current stack status will now be
>210oz silvet
>6.5oz gold

>>23821614
Thanks for the updates anon.

>>23820000
What did I say? Nothing can stop the PM bull run. Thank you, Quad God!

>>23821144
NGL all I want to do is get my liquid cash into some asset before modern monetary theory absolutely buttfucks savers
Gonna be maxing out tax-free accounts, shoving a ton of money into ETFs, probably keep a little available but otherwise buy more PMs

>>23821730
Plateaued again, will go down a bit and we'll see whether the run continues or whether we'll get to see some good old crabbing for the rest of the day.
My estimates are:
Base case ~$24.5
Bull case: >$25
Bear case: >$23.5

>>23816043
Good time to buy more silver

>>23821870
(those predictions are for the end of week)

>>23821879
>pubes
That's nothing. I fondle all of my metals. With. My. Bare. Hands.

>>23821879
How can one man be so based?

>>23821870
>>23821893
Uhh... Should I increase my price estimates...? It's... not stopping...

>>23822115
Should've gotten a full roll. Oh well.

NO BREAKS ON THIS TRAIN!

>>23821111
>>23820000
>>23817777

>>23822115
>>23822258
Why are we slow today? I thought with all this action that this general would be more busy?

how heavy are them bags of shiny rocks?

>>23816085
I am buying aggressively on any pullback greater than 5%. I see the run up from March as a massive flagpole with a target around and above 40.

>>23822503
Two threads up by accident, activity is split. There was a lot of buzz in previous thread when the vaccine news came though and the FUDers were in full force too

>>23822759
So, stealth thread?

>>23822857
The reason is that this thread wasn't titled because OP is a faggot as always

>>23822759
>vaccine
Why is this meme so overused? The bump in oil stocks might be more related to war.
>tfw may not be able to accumulate rdsb slowly
>tfw get to keep slapping down on majors and juniors
God dammit. I'm already about 70% miners.

>>23823130
Bro the market euphoria today was in direct response to the news

>>23821921
>I fondle all of my metals. With. My. Bare. Hands.

That's the only way worth living anon, condoms are for cucks.

>>23823302
Damn straight.

>>23821879
TY based pube poster

we do not deserve you

Goodbye, stealth thread

>>23816130
>I think this week the markets are acting like “we are in the clear from COVID”.
COVID mutation in Minks, look it up. Shit is about to crash again. We will have no choice but actual quarantines this time around. We will be starting off at square one for a vaccine again.

>>23823225
Lmao