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>stocks at ath
>real estate at ath
>crypto a falling knife
>with banks you don’t even keep up with inflation

WHERE THE FUCK DO I PUT MY MONEY?

>> No.11113152

Link 100000 EOY

>> No.11113167

>>11113137
It’s called shorting

>> No.11113650

>>11113167
But I'm not smart enough to do that.

>> No.11113681

stocks are not ATH yet, more like 13-15k BTC levels...

>> No.11113685
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>>11113137
>Silver

-Constitutional
-Literally the best conductor on Earth
-Government backed
-Undervalued


>everything else

-Not Constitutional
-The worst conductor on Earth
-Not Government backed
-Biggest bubble in history


Seems like a logical choice OP

>> No.11113695

>>11113685
Silver has a 20% VAT in the UK. Literally have to wait for it to go up 20% to break even. Is it still worth it?

>> No.11113725

>>11113685
the best conductor of both electricity and heat is copper

>> No.11113744

>>11113695
>Silver has a 20% VAT in the UK.
Jesus...

>> No.11113778

>>11113695
And I would say with those taxes that metals aren't worthwhile.

>> No.11113800

>>11113744
Yeah... only gold is untaxed.

>>11113778
That's what I figured. Although I can imagine silver going up more than 20% in the event of a financial crisis.

>> No.11113804

>>11113695
>still can't see the future

>>11113725
Silver is the best conductor of electricity and heat:

https://www.thoughtco.com/the-most-conductive-element-606683
https://van.physics.illinois.edu/qa/listing.php?id=19091
https://www.meritnation.com/ask-answer/question/which-is-best-conductor-of-heat-and-electricity-a-gold-b-sil/materials-metals-and-non-metals/5650711

>> No.11113818

>>11113695
20% vat when you buy
20% capital gains tax when you sell
Buying at 8 (meaning 10 with loicense), you need circa price 30% gain to break even after taxrape.

>> No.11113846

>>11113818
I thought capital gains tax doesn't apply to long term investments? And if it does, I thought it's variable based on income, not a flat 20%?

>> No.11113864

Invest in index funds with a stop lose? You'll still make dividends.

>> No.11113870

>>11113137
bitcoin

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>A Federal Reserve bank is a privately owned corporation established pursuant to the Federal Reserve Act to serve the public interest

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Federal-Reserve-System

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Warburg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySVGAS9JkPY

>> No.11113930

>>11113846
It's variable, I tossed a most likely number to outline a principle of these tricks.

>> No.11113997

>>11113695
I think if you buy sovereigns you won't have to pay VAT.

>> No.11114896

>>11113137
Stocks, bonds, real estate will soon have their due with blood running on the streets. Metals will go up in crisis as always and crypto is anyone's guess. Since it has already experienced a huge drop it's worth investing in, but it may drop significantly more as normies cash out to sustain their norman lives when in recession. The other view is that it may go up as a way of hedging against falling prices.

Probably the best course of action is to hold fiat until shit hits the fan and then go all in in crypto

>> No.11114996

>>11114896

A major recession would completely fuck crypto over even more than it is now. When people are losing their jobs and worried about making ends meet are they gonna put their money in an extremely volatile asset that has no real world use when they just saw stocks and housing tank by 50%?

>> No.11115030

>>11113725
For quality price copper wins but its not the best