/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.15543297]

WE GOT TOO COCKY SILVERBROS

[Anonymous No.15543303]

Dumb fucking shiny rock boomer.

[Anonymous No.15543309]

>>15543297
SILVER RUMORS: CONFIRMED!

[Anonymous No.15543334]

>>15543297
The dollar value of silver and gold is irrelevant. The entire reason to buy silver is because fiat is a scam and you want money and wealth for when the dollar collapses, thars when you make it.

Did Silver and gold all of a sudden become valuable when America was born and the dollar was created? Of course not. So why would you be valuing goldin terms of dollars. Moreover, it was gold and silver that gave value to the dollar, so its completely illogical to be valuing gold and silver in terms of fiat.

Remember folks...a days wage the size of a silver dime used to be a days wage for most of history. Even today, that is still the case. When you hear of some fishhead rice paddy farmer making 2$/day you think omg Wtf? But that 2$ taken to a coin shop will enable you to buy a silver dime. Meanwhile some faggot selling insurance making 300$/day while providing zero real value for society ...is making the equivalent of 15 ounces of silver a day if he converts that daily wage to silver. Which flies in the face of all economic historical reality, AND proves just hw badly we are being fucked through inflation. Silver is the most undervalued asset on planet earth

when this house of cards comes crashing down as little as 100 ounces will be a fucking kings ransom.

[Anonymous No.15543337]

>>15543334
based silver copypasta man

[Anonymous No.15543338]

>>15543334
A monster box will probably buy you a small town.

[Anonymous No.15543342]

>>15543337
It isnt pasta. I write these things out by hand each time. Each one is slightly different.

[Anonymous No.15543384]

>>15543342
Wow

[Anonymous No.15543544]

Juss wait, tariff man tweets, Volfefe fund (JPM new Trump tweet fund) goes berserk, UVXY takes off and SLV roars past $20. Latest this happens: January 2020. Screencap this.

[Anonymous No.15543558]

>>15543342
this is the real pasta right here

[Anonymous No.15543585]

>>15543309
Nico is biz mascot now I guess

[Anonymous No.15543613]

Extremely HighIQ anon reporting in : when the current fiat system collapse the US will create a new continental dollar "amero" backed by silver and EU will be forced to follow most likely (reminder the EU is an israelo-american creation) if it didn't crashed by then, while the trio India-China-Russia will create gold backed currencies. It will happen sooner than you think.

[Anonymous No.15543621]

>>15543613
>Extremely HighIQ anon
>>15543558
>this is the real pasta right here

[Anonymous No.15543811]

Guys...I have been buying silver since 2013. I am 100% in silver (over 200k in it).

You have no idea how much dread I have rn...

[Anonymous No.15543815]

>>15543297
silver is still stable around 10 organic chickens an ounce

[Anonymous No.15543831]

>>15543815
I'm just now figuring out how difficult it is to cash silver in/barter with. You can say this shit on 4chins but until you buy a house/car/chicken w/e with silver shut the fuck up.

I'm losing an arm and a leg trying to sell my silver even at the prices now.

[Anonymous No.15543870]

>>15543831
based

[Anonymous No.15543884]

>>15543831
>selling silver
>ever
Why would you do such retarded thing anon?

[Anonymous No.15543897]

>>15543811
Best analysis I've found say's in Jan 2020 the bull run resumes! I've got 6000oz

[Anonymous No.15543899]

>>15543884
Because I need cash right now and I was dumb enough to put it all in silver. Also I'm just starting to grasp the point of money is for a transaction for assets, not a hoarding numbers in a computer or bars at my house.

[Anonymous No.15543906]

>>15543899
>Because I need cash right now and I was dumb enough to put it all in silver
I've done this before

[Anonymous No.15543946]

WIFE IS GOING TO LET ME SLEEP IN THE DOG HOUSE AGAIN WHEN SHE FINDS OUT I GAMBLED MY WEEKLY ALLOWANCE AWAY ON SHINY ROCKS

[Anonymous No.15544014]

Based

[Anonymous No.15544023]

>>15543899
Better stop starting to think this way. Money is savings. And the primary function of money is to measure value. This is why if you earned 20$ 100 years ago which was a good weekly salary...and held that 20$ in your pocket for 100 years you can't buy shit with that 20$ today. But in 1920 20$ equaled an ounce of gold. So a gold ounce in 1920 was equal to a good weekly salary. Today that same ounce of gold is still worth a good weekly salary.

The transaction for assets is to hold real money and then buy those assets for pennies on the dollar after all these inflationary assets collapse

[Anonymous No.15544194]

Negative interest...effectively you work for nothing now.

[Anonymous No.15544248]

>>15543342
autistic dedication

[Anonymous No.15544253]

I have 60 oz of silver, am I going to make it

[Anonymous No.15544292]

>>15544253
in 10 years your silver will be worth 2500$ if youre lucky.
if you live in somalia you probably made it then.

[Anonymous No.15544301]

>>15543811
why didnt you sell

[Anonymous No.15544312]

>>15543831
>he bought boomers bags
lmao

[Anonymous No.15544315]

>>15544292
>he thinks the coming crisis and negative interest rates wont just completly fuck fiat currency and crypto
keep ""investing"" in link

[Anonymous No.15544327]

>>15544292
If migration rates continue in my area I will be living in Somalia

[Anonymous No.15544348]

>>15544315
show me a single economic crisis or war where gold and/or beta-gold was used for barter anywhere in the last 150 years

[Anonymous No.15544380]

>>15544348
>show me a crisis during the gold/silver standart years where gold/siver were used for barter anywhere
>mfw
gold and silver were currency until the 70s, and therefore the official barter. people in germany after ww2 used gold, silver and cigarettes to barter food from farmers, since the fiat reichsmark currency collapsed.
your lack of historical knowledge is disturbing and you should probably leave /biz/ before you loose even more money.

[Anonymous No.15544417]

>>15544380
you know what you just buy some more beta-gold, also while you're at it buy some can of beans and bottled water and hide in your basement sitting on your stacks while the rest of us understands what history is actually for and invest in crypto

[Anonymous No.15544432]

>>15543899
>point of money is for a transaction for assets, not a hoarding numbers in a computer or bars at my house.


Never gonna make it

[Anonymous No.15544443]

>>15544348
Venezuela right now in their black market

[Anonymous No.15544450]

>>15544432
I have to agree in the current economy; the paradigm is that money has to keep moving...
problem is all this moving about is subject to usury and thus inflation... which means long term more and more "money" has to keep moving and to keep it moving it has to be increasingly virtual.

[Anonymous No.15544471]

>>15544417
>investing
>crypto
this is just so wrong on so many levels. i hope you enjoy the free money getting pumped into the market, if the economy fails/interest rates go up, you are the first one to bleed out.

[Anonymous No.15544523]

>>15543342

Based

[Anonymous No.15544529]

I'm not sure we got too cocky desu.
PMs are meant to be stores of long term value.
Sure you can trade them but your margins probably won't be worth it short term.
I'd say people making stacks right now are either preparing savings for their grand children or bracing for some hypothetical financial apocalypse.

[Anonymous No.15544546]

>>15544471
so you're implying that the extra liquidity provided to the banks and bigger actors is all pouring into crypto right now ?

[Anonymous No.15544550]

MUH SHINY ROCK

[Anonymous No.15544587]

>>15544417
not hom but
I hold crypto sure some btc eth and link an several other tyoes of asset but I do also hold gold and silver, one thing is there is no management fee, second thing it is truly 'off the books' and away from wealth taxes. Should people speculate on it? No especially in physical form, should people who are already well allocated in pension, rental,land, art antiques, yes of course about a kilo of gold and 10KGs of silver in each country you have property in. One reason is passing wealth on to children. Undeclared physical silver and gold does not get assessed for an estate/inheritance taxes, it has no management fees, no tax on deposit interest etc. I don't like more than 11 Kilo for the simple reason that if travelling and you have 10KG of personal items then a 21KG piece of luggage is as much as is comfortable. That's not a lot of money but enough to be useful. You may hand someone a kilo of silver or indeed of gold as payment without any banking record or gift taxes being pursued as there is no record of the event. Its not an asset to be discounted, it does have its merits beyond morons with 15 OZ of shiny coins and a can of beans. If you have any personal debt or do not own property than my comments don't apply to you, you are irrelevant and if you are in that situation and here either gambling on crypto or stocks, well you are ultimately the kind of person who does my gardens for me for a small hourly wage in cash and that will be your life or if you are very lucky and female you get to clean toilets and kitchens for me for a small hourly sum of cash. Its better than working flipping burgers but with less dignity and may suit you if you have a submissive streak.

[Anonymous No.15544613]

>>15544546
>so you're implying that the extra liquidity provided to the banks and bigger actors is all pouring into crypto right now ?


I think a lot did yes whether that's bankers bonuses being flipped into crypto to buy cocaine or other 'spill over' such as delinquent borrowers gambling on it via credit cards.

[Anonymous No.15544633]

>>15544550
>MUH SHINY ROCK

Yes well shall we discuss things like bytecoin? There are far more laughable nominal valuations in crypto (dentacoin anyone) than silver, which in the end of the day has one characteristic that crypto does not. It cannot become worthless and a 100% loss.

[Anonymous No.15544689]

>>15544546
i am saying that crypto is a gamble and if money is free, you are certainly more inclined to put it into more speculative things like crypto, than when its expensive.

ask yourself: would crypto have had experienced the same hype with 5-6% base interest rates, or would people put their money into other things instead?

[Anonymous No.15544693]

>>15544587
One caveat
A lot if not all of the 'doomer/prepper' PR for silver in particular seems to be orchestrated around Russian controlled sources and channels which align strongly with a 'global collapse' meme. I personally cannot help but feel this is a manipulative gambit by persons connected with the Russian authorities who are placed to profit from such manipulation. Ultimately this is a negative for PMs bringing both ludicrous falsehoods as motivations to buy and unhealthy manipulation of market related news by a carel of Russian controlled pm media channel figureheads particularly in silver. Therefore avoid any form of silver that you see those channels distributing.

[Anonymous No.15544696]

>>15543811

You should sell its going lower. As low as 12 dollars perhaps.

[Anonymous No.15544739]

>>15544248
Kek
>>15544693
>peddling muh Russia conspiracy
Hi fbi

[Anonymous No.15544744]

>>15544348

Practically all of them. There is just little record.

french inflationary crisis, hungary, weimar, the great depression, kosovo/bosnia war, zimbabwe, argentina and venezuela.

>See sources such as, Fiat Money Inflation in France by Andrew Dickson White, any books on weimar and hungary pre ww2, etc...Shit there is video evidence of gold being use to buy food in zimbabwe hyperinflationary events

[Anonymous No.15544758]

>>15543613
THIS is what I’ve been saying since 2017

fucking THIS. Just look at what each of these countries are accumulating

Silver to $600 and gold to $10k

[Anonymous No.15544766]

>>15544689
I don't think anyone sane thinks that crypto does not correlate to interest rates negatively. That is pretty obvious, in fact its worth pondering if crypto would have come to have any notable capitalisation at all if its rise had not overlapped with an historically anomaly of unprecedented low inflation and negative interest

[Anonymous No.15544774]

>>15544696
What makes you say that? I I'm a brainlet but I was somewhat convinced that silver will retrace back to $15. Silver and PMs in general would dump if states (US, UK, EU etc) get their shit together, which doesn't look likely to happen.

[Anonymous No.15544781]

>>15544739
>>peddling muh Russia conspiracyHi fbi

You know it might do you some good to pull your head out of your ass and tak a cold shower at which point you would realise that I have a very very valid point. In the meantime fuck off to zerohedge and imagine licking Mr. Putins balls. Strange how your paranoia is directed only towards the USA and not in any way towards a criminal kleptocracy.

[Anonymous No.15544792]

>>15543897
>5 lines
>best analysis

Just

[Anonymous No.15544793]

>>15543297
Troll
Any intelligent Ag investor knows that Ag going to $50 then eventually $500
Your talking shit . AGAIN

[Anonymous No.15544803]

>>15544774
The underlying growth in gold and silver prices merely reflects the increase in M3 money supply just draw a line across the lows. If anything it reflects that there is an increase in money supply occurring again.

[Anonymous No.15544815]

>>15543811
Like 350 kg of silver?
Post stash pls.
Also do you store it in bank vaults or did you bury it in a field where you played as a kid or smth?

[Anonymous No.15544819]

>>15544774

I told everybody weeks ago this shit will get smashed on the comex, anybody who has followed PMs for years has seen this time and time again.

[Anonymous No.15544821]

>>15544793
>>15544793
>Any intelligent Ag investor knows that Ag going to $50 then eventually $500

The word investor does not belong in that sentence and its reads more as the matra of some impoverished halfwit gambling on a small assortment of one oz coins to drag themselves from destitution than anything sane. The degree of money supply increase required to get silver to 500$ would be so devastating economically that there would be nothing to buy with the gains that would not also inflate at the same rate

[Anonymous No.15544832]

>>15544815
He may be using bullionvault of mining stocks or an ETF if he his holding that much in physical silver he's a fucking idiot

[Anonymous No.15544841]

>>15543297
Queen Elizabeth queen of fucking EVERYWHERE
Yanks BTFO

[Anonymous No.15544846]

>>15544803
>>15544821
>tfw the ultraboomer is the most intelligent poster in the thread
keep it up, i wholeheartedly enjoy your posts, they are refreshingly logical and blow out cryptopajeets.

[Anonymous No.15544867]

>>15544803
>The underlying growth in gold and silver prices merely reflects the increase in M3 money supply just draw a line across the lows. If anything it reflects that there is an increase in money supply occurring again.

I doubt the average /biz/ poster cares about market fundementals such as M3 being an indicator of long term economic health and stability and how that is a good sign for PMs as a long term investment/hedge.

Honestly i think /biz/ only cares about short term huge gains and catching falling knives and meme bragging.

Personally i detect a lot of humour in this PM threads by smart anons who are stacking and meme'ing the shit out of fomo tards and people playing along.

[Anonymous No.15544882]

>>15544841
Queen of an island. A small island without cool island stuff like volcanoes and palm trees at that.

[Anonymous No.15544883]

>>15544781
>"paranoia" projection
>glownigging intensifies
Don't forget to use a physical scanner to scan your /biz/ phone postings to your boss.

[Anonymous No.15544885]

>>15544821
>The degree of money supply increase required to get silver to 500$ would be so devastating
Get an education before you try and talk with adults dribbler
You just outed yourself as a mommy’s basement Pokémon faggot.
Either your at school or working for McDonalds

[Anonymous No.15544901]

>>15544867
PM anons are actually the most honest about how to buy PMs and to not fomo. Silverchads are honorable.

[Anonymous No.15544929]

>>15544821
>The degree of money supply increase required to get silver to 500$ would be so devastating

I think you fail to factor in moentary velocity. People make the mistake of assuming monetary supply has to increase it doesnt, only velocity does.

If monetary velocity increases 10 fold, the monetary supply would essentially be 10x what it is now. Thats what happens in inflationary enviroments, nobody want to keep the money because its better buying the goods and services quicker as the money is devauluing quicker as the percieved monetary supply is higher.

The US dollar monetary supply is already big enough to make a theoretically 50k an ounce gold(technical example), velocity would just have to facilitate it without monetary supply at current velocity.

[Anonymous No.15544948]

>>15544901

I agree, i think a lot of lulz and trolling goes on in these threads. I'm bearish and long on PM's, fomo on spikes will wipe people out who dont know better though.

You cant beat the system on trades in hundreds of ounces when they can dump 50 million contracts on the comex in a day. The real physical value of pm is out of the control of anything but the markets who dictate the paper price, which isnt real.

Its the same as fractional reserve banking, it wont matter till the threshold percentage is reach and more people ask for their pms than physically exist.

[Anonymous No.15544962]

>>15544766
True. The fed created us

[Anonymous No.15544963]

>>15543342
>he writes it out slightly different each time
>he does it for free
I’ll take pm advice from this guy

[Anonymous No.15544971]

>STILL WORTH MORE THAN LINK
STIL WORTH MORE THANK LINK
>STILL WORTH MORE THAN LINK
STILL WORTH MORE THAN LINK

[Anonymous No.15544988]

>>15543334
>The dollar value of silver and gold is irrelevant. The entire reason to buy silver is because fiat is a scam and you want money and wealth for when the dollar collapses, thars when you make it.
Well most people are going to have to exchange their silver/gold to purchase whatever they want so it's pretty damn important and even if you find someone who will exchange whatever they own for it they're going to be concerned about the value in $'s. Making crazy bets like the dollar's "going to collapse" is a sure way to go broke.

>Moreover, it was gold and silver that gave value to the dollar, so its completely illogical to be valuing gold and silver in terms of fiat.
Gold and silver never "gave value" to the dollar it could always just be exchanged for it and at various points the government tried to manage the exchange rate but it's obvious that isn't important any more.

>a days wage the size of a silver dime used to be a days wage for most of history
Since you're measuring "a days wage" in "the size of" a silver dime shows you're really confused about value.

>>15543613
Give me a realistic manner in which the "fiat system collapses" in America.

[Anonymous No.15544994]

>>15544867
I'm new to investing in general. I only have 60 oz silver, which I bought in last 2 months, but was not a FOMO as I have more cash and other investments. I continue to stack 5-10 oz/month. I plan to hold 10+ years. Am I a brainlet

[Anonymous No.15545002]

>>15544948
I bought 10 oz at 17.40 and 10 oz at 19.80 when I didn’t know better but I’m okay with it because the rule seems to be below $20 is good. Now I’m just buying 10oz a month. PM anons have been really helpful and I feel like are the best quality of people here crypto anons seem to be scammers and not a positive group. Silverchads look out for one another.

[Anonymous No.15545030]

>>15544327
Hello Anon, I too live in Minneapolis. We're gonna be kings in little Mogadishu when the dollar defaults.

[Anonymous No.15545041]

>>15544971
Dumbass Pajeet, who cares? You going to shill BSV too? Maybe some Brap?

[Anonymous No.15545048]

>>15544744
Why would you use your finances to STAY in any place experiencing hyperinflation rather than just leave every single example you cite by far your best move would be to hold a small property in another nation or currency zone to begin with, not a collection of silver coins? Hyperinflation is socially devastating crime and political instability and a general unpleasant environment are inevitable. Why would you want to say somewhere with a small pile of silver coins rather just leave and if that is your primary concern why would you not use your money to get a piece of real estate and a bank account open in another currency zone? YOu make no sense to me. The only thing that would make your point true is if GLOBALLY every single currency zone hyperinflated simultaneously which has never happened in the recorded history of mankind and is if you stop to consider it impossible due to the differing economies in differing currency zones.

[Anonymous No.15545072]

>>15544929
Point accepted but my basic observation in the increase in gold and silver price bottoms being roughly inline with increases in money supply and its movement (as you point out) is correct. You are quibbling, reasonably so but not in a manner that changes or alter what I said. There was an inevitable spill from central bank liquidity spill, yes the mechanism was designed to constrain velocity but it was only successful somewhat, there was an increase in money supply with sufficient velocity to be reflected in the PM price rise that occurred during the period of supply increase..

[Anonymous No.15545074]

>>15545048
My goal is to have a mix of options. Silver, eventually property, and enough money for a plane ticket since I have dual citizenship with a Euro country. I personally like living in the US though.

[Anonymous No.15545077]

>>15544994
You don't have that much time till the reset. I'd get up to 200 ounce s as fast as possible. ThAt will be comfy in the reset

[Anonymous No.15545102]

>>15544988
You aren't going to be trading it for dollars. Either the new currency or straight up... 200 ounces for a huge house and farmland. Mortgage free. The dollar value of silverback means nothing.

Of course silver and gold have value to the dollar! The literal revolutionary war was fought over the British wanting to subject the colonists to unbanked paper money. Colonists said fuck you, because they wanted sound money.

A days wage has always been a silver piece roughly the size of a silver dime. Roman denarius for example. Some anon has a meme showing that in the 1400s a days wage was 5 livre or something like that which equaled about a silver dime in silver and weight. And it's happening today too. Some spic making the equivalent of 2$/day can get a silver dime for that at a coin shop

[Anonymous No.15545112]

>>15545077
When exactly do you think the reset will be? I currently can't afford to stack that much at once.

[Anonymous No.15545122]

>>15545074
A cheap house in rural France is about 50000 and a nice ski apartment in Bulgaria 10,000. Both are probably better bets than silver although I suppose you would have to enjoy skiing to bother with Bulgaria as there is no redeemable quality to be found in the post communist population there. Not that there is any redeemable quality to be observe in the French either, put in a rural location you may minimise interaction with them more than at a ski resort

[Anonymous No.15545134]

>>15545102
This is exactly the kind of forlorn hope nonsense that drives reasonable people away from PMs.
">>15545102
>or straight up... 200 ounces for a huge house and farmland. Mortgage free.
"
Pardon my language but utter horseshit.

[Anonymous No.15545138]

>>15545048
Because all fiat is failing. But even so let's say that Bangladesh's currency won't fail. What the fuck good is having that currency in America?

As far as property goes. Nobody can outright buy homes for the most part. So it's pretty stupid to go take a mortgage out on some bone and then the currency collapses and the home you mortgaged that was worth 200k is now worth 30k after the deflationary collapse. Wouldn't it make much more sense to wait for the collapse, silver shoots up to 500$ then your 60 ounces of silver that cost you 900$ to get in the fiat paradigm now buys you a 30k home that used to be 200k?

[Anonymous No.15545148]

>>15545112
>When exactly do you think the reset will be?
Never. Its a meme beloved by the socially anxious when they are not daydreaming about solar flares or ebola.

[Anonymous No.15545151]

>>15545112
It can happen any day. Id be shocked if it lasted 2 more years with no reset but who knows. Still 60 isn't terrible at all. Get to 100 tho >>15545112

[Anonymous No.15545158]

>>15545138
>Because all fiat is failing.
>>15545048
>The only thing that would make your point true is if GLOBALLY every single currency zone hyperinflated simultaneously which has never happened in the recorded history of mankind and is if you stop to consider it impossible due to the differing economies in differing currency zones.

[Anonymous No.15545164]

>>15545102
>You aren't going to be trading it for dollars. Either the new currency or straight up... 200 ounces for a huge house and farmland. Mortgage free. The dollar value of silverback means nothing.
Yes you are because the dollar isn't going anywhere. You're going to have to buy and pay taxes in $'s.

>The literal revolutionary war was fought over the British wanting to subject the colonists to unbanked paper money.
You got it backwards man. The Americans wanted to issue paper currency but were restricted by British law to do so freely.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_American_currency

>A days wage has always been a silver piece roughly the size of a silver dime.
No it hasn't. A real days wage (and the value of silver also) varies so radically from place to place over time that statement is pure meaningless nonsense.

[Anonymous No.15545172]

>>15545072

Hell, id be first to accept thats its entirely possible that the monetary system may not collapse in our lifetimes, i think PM bugs are just betting against the dollar on a short trade essentially by stacking PM's against it.

I honestly dont think thats a bad position so long as an anon doesnt place more than 10-25% in PM's as a hedge against the dollar. Im going to continue to do what ive done for years, which is invest around 5-10% when i can, when i think the G/S ratio or the price of GSPP is favourable.

12 dollar silver or 1100 dollar gold seems like a steal to me. It has my attention when silver is lower than 13 dollars or gold is lower than 1200 dollars. I dont worry about it above 20> or 1800>

Id consider dumping some >40 or >2000, mainly to hedge back some ounces into cash to pay for the stacks i have,basically free ounces at that point and i can use the cashback to speculate in another market.

[Anonymous No.15545173]

>>15545138
>>15545138
>Wouldn't it make much more sense to wait for the collapse, silver shoots up to 500$ then your 60 ounces of silver that cost you 900$ to get in the fiat paradigm now buys you a 30k home that used to be 200k?

In that scenario any worthwhile property will inflate in price in parallel with your silver. YOu can probably buy some squalid shack in Detroit or Romania now with your 200 ounces and that or its equivalent is all you will be able to buy with it in any event.

[Anonymous No.15545185]

>>15545048
>Why would you use your finances to STAY in any place experiencing hyperinflation

Because i think this time its going to be global. I just dont know if its going to take 10 years or 50. Id rather hedge and not need to, than need to and not have.

[Anonymous No.15545192]

>>15545138
>Because all fiat is failing.

Ya making totally unsubstantiated baseless statements and betting on them isn't a good idea. If you want to gamble there's better games out there.

[Anonymous No.15545212]

>>15545172
>Hell, id be first to accept thats its entirely possible that the monetary system may not collapse in our lifetimes

Consider this. At the height of WW2 when Stalingrad was being fought and nothing was sure the international monetary system did not collapse. Yet you expect it to collapse now because of reasons? If there is one thing that is virtually indestructible it is capitalism and markets. I personally would favour the dollar at present and for the short and medium term, brexit will negatively impact both sterling and the euro for the coming year and the yen is a poor bet. There will be if anything a further flight to safety and the dollar. I would not bet against it at present.

[Anonymous No.15545217]

>>15545134
Why the fuck do you think people buy gold and silver to begin with? Yes... it maintains your wealth if we stay in the fair paradigm. But what the fuck do you think is going to happen when hyperinflation hits and gas is 10$/gallon and there are roving gangs of niggers raping housewives? You think the stacker who currently has the 5,000 ounces of silver which is equal to 100k is going to have the equivalent of 100k post collapse? And he's just going to be living life paying his mortgage and buying 10$/gas while Main Street is melting down?

No... that's the time you fucking buy when blood is in the streets. Unironically some gold bugs are retarded like that and think that they need 500k in silver today to cover 500k post collapse. That's nonsense. If you have 5,000 ounces of silver post collapse that will be fucking generational wealth.

The issue is inflation you dumbfuck. Everything is inflated especially compared to silver and gold. When shit collapses a monster box will be the equivalent of at least 20 years day's wages.

Silver dime equals a days wage historically... 14 silver dimes in an ounce. So for each 20$ ounce of silver you buy you are locking up 2 weeks worth of day's wages post collapse. That's why 1 little ounce of silver buys you 3-4 months of food on the black market in Venezuela.

Ever hear the story of the hotel bellcap in Weimar Germany? He had like 5 ounces of gold saved up and after hyperinflation he bought the entire hotel with a measly 5 ounces of gold

[Anonymous No.15545220]

>>15545185
So you are betting on an unprecedented economic impossibility where every economy in the world simultaneously hyperinfates along with every single currency. Bad news for you anon, you have made a very very silly bet.

[Anonymous No.15545230]

>>15545217
>Why the fuck do you think people buy gold and silver to begin with?

sensible people?
>>15544587
>I do also hold gold and silver, one thing is there is no management fee, second thing it is truly 'off the books' and away from wealth taxes. Should people speculate on it? No especially in physical form, should people who are already well allocated in pension, rental,land, art antiques, yes of course about a kilo of gold and 10KGs of silver in each country you have property in. One reason is passing wealth on to children. Undeclared physical silver and gold does not get assessed for an estate/inheritance taxes, it has no management fees, no tax on deposit interest etc.

Wierdos?
>>15545217
>there are roving gangs of niggers raping housewives?

[Anonymous No.15545248]

>>15545138
>Nobody can outright buy homes for the most part.

I own mine outright and im 30, granted its not big and i dont have millions in crypto like some anons on /biz/ but i only work part time and essentially work for myself in my free time if i feel like it. I feel like im doing way better than my peers.

[Anonymous No.15545254]

>>15545220
Even if it doesn't happen. Gold and silver are still real savings. Having 100% of your net worth in dollar denominated financial assets and not having even just 10% in a real asset is fucking retarded. Especially if you have a good net worth

[Anonymous No.15545275]

>>15545212
>At the height of WW2 when Stalingrad was being fought and nothing was sure the international monetary system did not collapse
The Soviet government maintained (for international holders, citizens couldn't do it) gold convertibility actually.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_ruble#Fourth_(gold)_Soviet_ruble,_March_7,_1924_%E2%80%93_1947

The USSR heavily backed an international gold standard for obvious reasons (they had a lot of gold mines), they were pissed when Nixon got off the gold standard

>>15545254
How do you delineate "real" vs. "fake" savings? Is it just shiny rocks real vs. everything else "fake" because other assets held market value better in recent history.

[Anonymous No.15545291]

>>15545212

I agree with everything you just said about sterling, the euro and yen against the dollar. I think this is caused by the petrodollar allowing the us to export inflation though, a side effect is its weakening other currencies.

I consider ww1 and ww2 a war between empires, which resulted in the birth of the US empire, which switched to the petrodollar at the end of breton woods.

Far as im concerned the monetary systems were backed by something pre 1970, so i dont think the comparison is relevant.

[Anonymous No.15545325]

>>15545212
We dont have capitalism. That's the point. Capitalism is based on savings, not inflation. Capitalism is no income taxes, market set interest rates, and a gold standard.

If you had a capitalistic monetary system it would have been impossible for the banks to be bailed out. And unironically since there would have been no way to be bailed out, the banks would have never did what they did. Because without FDIC insurance m, depositors would actually give a shit what kind of loans their banks make before depositing. And if your making shit loans then you won't get any despositers.

But since we have fdic insurance. Banks don't give a shit what they do with your money.... because you don't give a shit what they do with it either since it's (((insured)))

[Anonymous No.15545326]

>>15545220

I dont think it is an economic impossibility though, because the dollar is pegged to oil, and every currency to dollars through petrodollar trades. If the dollar is fucked, every currency is fucked.

You have to buy oil in dollars, the countries that dont have either been bombed are in proxy wars or under severe sanctions.

If you consider pms the default currency, as they were for thousands of years, thats the only place to go, sure you could use oil or grain or something else, but you cant compress the economic wealth into a small space, crypto might be where the flight goes instead, i dont have any answers.

[Anonymous No.15545349]

>>15544781
>Strange how your paranoia is directed only towards the USA and not in any way towards a criminal kleptocracy.
ya dumb faggot, the USA is a criminal kleptocracy
russia and china are just strong-men countries
continue about with your femme ways euroshill

>>15544885
only reasonable poster here

>>15545326
quit feeding the shill

[Anonymous No.15545351]

>>15545326
The answer is gold and silver just like you said. The issue is the world is swimming in debt. Crypto doesn't solve the debt issue. Gold does

[Anonymous No.15545385]

>>15545325
>If you had a capitalistic monetary system it would have been impossible for the banks to be bailed out

This is what i think. Instead we got proped up bubbles. There are still bubbles ongoing right now, i think the dollar and therefore all currencies pegged to it are in a bubble.

The only liquid hedges i can see against the dollar are PMs and Crypto. Salt, Fuel and Fresh Water are probably good ones too, but where the fuck am i going to store 25k worth of firewood, water or salt.

[Anonymous No.15545390]

>>15545349
>quit feeding the shill

I dont care if its a shill, it allows people to thought experiment out the theory.

[Anonymous No.15545393]

>>15543297

When the recession hits, any cryptocurrency will be worth more than any established currency.

[Anonymous No.15545405]

>>15545351
>Crypto doesn't solve the debt issue

I dont think it does either, and i honestly wonder if it was a creation to soak up monetary flight into PM's ive considered the idea that crypto was created to stop capital flight out of the dollar into pms. I still hold crypto though.

I just dont know.

[Anonymous No.15545406]

>>15545325
>Capitalism is based on savings, not inflation
Capitalism isn't based on hoarding coins but investment.

>Capitalism is no income taxes, market set interest rates, and a gold standard.
Capitalism is just a system of private investment and return, you can have any kind of tax policy you want. No capitalist gives a fuck about any "gold standard"... if you want one you need a strong government to force private banks to only issue loans against gold and audit them which only places a big restraint on the economy.

>If you had a capitalistic monetary system it would have been impossible for the banks to be bailed out. And unironically since there would have been no way to be bailed out, the banks would have never did what they did
Private individuals/institutions will always do extremely risky shit if it promises a big payoff especially with other peoples money. With your monetary system they would still do risky shit but a total liquidation would follow ruining everyone except the insiders who would bail before the shit hits the fan. You just drank to much of the lolbert k00l-aid, if you study 19th century free banking closer it was a disaster for the little guys

[Anonymous No.15545426]

>>15543309
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH SILVIES

[Anonymous No.15545436]

>>15545405

I'll elaborate more, i wonder if when the system starts collapsing the narrative will be OMG everybody is fleeing to crypto, meanwhile behind the scenes the rich are fleeing into pms.

I wonder if crypto is just another bag for the middle class to hold at the end. We will find out if the media and such shills crypto as the saviour for a monetary crisis.

[Anonymous No.15545496]

>>15543334
>The dollar value of silver is irrelevant

It's an objective market value, there's no difference what currency or resource you compare it to, silver is not performing as well as you boomers claim to and there's ungodly amounts of it that is available for extraction.

[Anonymous No.15545585]

>>15545406
>Private individuals/institutions will always do extremely risky shit if it promises a big payoff especially with other peoples money.

You aren't getting what I'm saying. The banks got bailed out. The banks own the politicians. Banks didnt get bailed off by chance. They knew they were getting bailed out.

Capitalism means private profits and private losses. Not private profits and socialied losses.

Banks would have never been making the risky loans they were doing if it was their own capital on the line. In capitalist society greed is balanced by fear. If there's no fear then you end up with what we got

[Anonymous No.15545626]

>>15545585
And... like I said... if we didn't have the govt insuring bank accounts... then banks would be forced to be responsible ... otherwise they wouldn't get any fucking depositers... because depositors would actually open the books and see what kind of loans they are making.

There used to be hundreds/thousands of different banks across the country. Now there's like a handful. That's what Jews did with the federal reserve cartel. Same bullshit with the govt eliminating all the farms over the past decades for GMO bullshit big ag.

[Anonymous No.15545638]

>>15543297
i will shitpost this until the end of time

[Anonymous No.15545660]

>>15545385
>>15545393
>>15545426
>>15545496
>>15545585
>>15545220

If I can get 200 oz of silver and 1 BTC will I be okay?

[Anonymous No.15545682]

>>15543342
>>15543334
>>15543338
your work is appreciated, fellow silvfren!

[Anonymous No.15545689]

>>15545660
Absolutely. 99% of the population doesn't even own 20 ounces of silver. If you had 200 ounces of silver in like the year 1722 or 35 B.C. You'd be fucking more whores than Easy-E and no chance of getting aids either

[Anonymous No.15545690]

>>15545585
>You aren't getting what I'm saying. The banks got bailed out. The banks own the politicians. Banks didnt get bailed off by chance. They knew they were getting bailed out.
I know what you're getting at but lobbying from banks just put one option on the table, the politicians were also (legitimately) afraid of the consequences of a total collapse of the international financial system. Bankers were more powerful and respected so they got what they wanted instead of other options being taken serious.

>Capitalism means private profits and private losses. Not private profits and socialied losses.
Wrong. Smart people know how to pass off their losses onto others, they can do that through public policy but there's more ways to do that than just lobbying government. Insiders with more knowledge will always know more than outsiders and can get them (the plebs) to carry their risk for them. Smart people are never fully liable for what they do.

>Banks would have never been making the risky loans they were doing if it was their own capital on the line. In capitalist society greed is balanced by fear. If there's no fear then you end up with what we got
Banks are corporations and like all of them there's a separation of ownership and control. I don't know what you mean exactly by "their" "capital" since it's a very fuzzy notion and when you're talking about the psychology of fear remember not all people think alike.

[Anonymous No.15545697]

>>15545682
It's the only form of autism I know.

[Anonymous No.15545745]

>>15545690
>I know what you're getting at but lobbying from banks just put one option on the table, the politicians were also (legitimately) afraid of the consequences of a total collapse of the international financial system. Bankers were more powerful and respected so they got what they wanted instead of other options being taken serious.

Like I said one of the things for real capitalism is no income tax. It would be impossoble for lobbying and special insterests to exist if there was no income taxes because there'd be no point in lobbying congress when they don't ha e any money or power to dole out to the corps.

Its why people who say we should do term limits are retarded. The answer is already in the constitution. Sound money, and keep govt out of the economy. If it was impossible to bribe politicians with no tax money for them to dole out... then the only people who would run for congress would be those that truly care about the country and would willingly leave after a term or two of service since they couldn't be corrupted

[Anonymous No.15545756]

>>15543342
I actually admire that. I usually give up if I have to post a point twice or three times.

[Anonymous No.15545768]

>>15545690
>Banks are corporations and like all of them there's a separation of ownership and control. I don't know what you mean exactly by "their" "capital" since it's a very fuzzy notion and when you're talking about the psychology of fear remember not all people think alike

Banks are there to make money. If they don't get depositers they can't make money. If it's impossible for a bank to be bailed out then you as a bank are forced to run a tight ship otherwise you won't get any depositers, because if the govt isn't insuring your bank account you aren't not just going to dump your money in any bank and not give a shit like people do today. They will check your books to see your loans and if you are responsible.

[Anonymous No.15545777]

>>15545756
I do it in all sorts of different threads.

[Anonymous No.15545926]

>>15545745

based libertarian anon

[Anonymous No.15545954]

>>15545217
>Ever hear the story of the hotel bellcap in Weimar Germany? He had like 5 ounces of gold saved up and after hyperinflation he bought the entire hotel with a measly 5 ounces of gold

Just in time for hitler and ww2. Not so much of a win.
>>15545048
>Hyperinflation is socially devastating crime and political instability and a general unpleasant environment are inevitable. Why would you want to say somewhere with a small pile of silver coins rather just leave and if that is your primary concern why would you not use your money to get a piece of real estate and a bank account open in another currency zone?

[Anonymous No.15545996]

>>15545690
>government intervention
>capitalism
So the flaws of capitalism all are based on people using non capitalist methods and mixing non capitalism with capitalism?

[Anonymous No.15546011]

>tfw went all in at 3 september.

time to kms.

[Anonymous No.15546037]

>>15544696
Why not keep his current silver and buy more when it hits 12? Then sell when it goes back to ~19

[Anonymous No.15546053]

>>15546011

Some of us did tell you guys not to fomo, because ag would get smashed again, the real question now is does it get smashed as low as 12-14 again.

[Anonymous No.15546073]

>>15546037

lol buy more, sell at 19, topkek.

They should probably dollar cost average, they are flippers in this to flip at 35-40 dollar silver, they get in beause fomo in the 18-28 range and their weak hands get wrecked when the paper price drops it lower than 15.

Happens every year or so.

[Anonymous No.15546095]

>>15546037

If you cant afford to drop 4-5 figures on ag/au and sit on it for a few years, you shouldnt be playing the fomo game.

Playing for short term gains just results in weak hands, go long or go home.

[Anonymous No.15546121]

>>15546095
What about 3 digits monthly and holding for years?

[Anonymous No.15546125]

>>15545689
> settling for whores when you made it...
are you serious?

[Anonymous No.15546176]

you cant eat silver

[Anonymous No.15546178]

>>15546125
I don't want whores, I have a qt3.14 gf that I love

[Anonymous No.15546186]

>>15546125
Formerly good to do housewives will be whores when bread costs 30$.

[Anonymous No.15546248]

>>15546121

Thats dollar cost averaging, thats the optimal strategy if you dont have a stacks of cash in the bank.

[Anonymous No.15546258]

>>15546176

dis niggas been on GLP and Zero Hedge.

[Anonymous No.15546269]

>>15546176

I have a confession to make, ive shilled this for years all over the web because its fucking hillarious how mad it makes people.

100% guaranteed replies to posting this on any website that has a large amount of gold and silver stackers.

[Anonymous No.15546744]

>bought 1 ozgold
>is now lower for about 30 dollars

fuck me

[Anonymous No.15546790]

>>15546095
If I bought in at 12 and it jumped to 20 theres no reason to not sell, get $8 an ounce, and then buy more silver with the gains

[Anonymous No.15546805]

I need to spend at least $100 on silver in order to get free shipping and avoid VAT. Do I buy now or wait for the price to fall even more.

t. owner of 2 oz

[Anonymous No.15546855]

>>15545745
>It would be impossoble for lobbying and special insterests to exist if there was no income taxes because there'd be no point in lobbying congress when they don't ha e any money or power to dole out to the corps.
The government prints money, they don't raise revenue through taxation to "hand out" since they can do that whenever they want. Taxation simply drains money out of the system keeping inflation in check. Taxation in a fiat system is totally different and since goldbugs are stuck thinking in commodity money they can't understand this. The point of lobbying is to get special privileges or, yes, bailed out but all that occurred under different monetary systems and was just as bad.

>>15545768
Banks make money by first extending loans. Why would a bank need depositors to extend loans? You're presupposing a lot of things without thinking about it. They would need depositors if government is enforcing some sort of backing to note issuance but in a free market there's no government oversight and people would do business where there's easy credit and not with costly gold storehouses (who historically had no problem defrauding the public any ways).

>>15545996
No the issue is asymmetric information which always exists. You want to whine about stuff like deposit insurance when insiders always have the ability to take the loot and easily parachute away before everything blows up. It would be nice if everything known would be made public but business isn't going to go for that.

[Anonymous No.15546913]

>>15543334
Cope. Your shiny rocks are worth nothing.

[Anonymous No.15546929]

>>15546913
Not true. Unlike crypto, silver has an established utility. That gives it value.

[Anonymous No.15547058]

>>15543338
Tell me more about this monster box anon

[Mountain Jew No.15547085]

>>15546929
true BTC is backed by FIAT that is backed by nothing congrats on that BTC.
>>15547058
a monsterbox is a box with 500 oz of silver

[Anonymous No.15547086]

>>15547058
I'm not your anon, but...

... a monster box is a box containing 500 one ounce coins. It comes sealed by the mint.

[Anonymous No.15547156]

>>15547085
No, BTC is not backed by fiat. People are willing (for now) to pay fiat for it, but it's not backed by anything.

The so-called "value" of BTC (or any crypto) is based on a few things, which include...
> false scarcity
> the belief that it will have future utility
> the belief that it will eventually have widespread use
> speculation

But none of these things have happened. Bitcoin has been around for 10 years, and there is no widespread use. Its "value" seems to be based entirely on speculation over it's FUTURE use.

Compared to other technologies (the PC, Television post WW2, the internet, cell phones), Bitcoin is shaping up to be just another failed technology.

Now compare that with silver. Silver already has a built in demand; it is widely used for electronics and other things. It already has a built in history of being used as a value for exchange.

So in short, silver has (and will continue) to have value. BTC, on the other hand, is almost guaranteed to fail

[Anonymous No.15547189]

>>15547156
Based

[Anonymous No.15547244]

>>15547156
It's "fiat" technically speaking since it was created out of notting. The difference between private and public fiat is government can force people to use theirs. Silver has some theoretic minimum value stemming from it's demand for industrial/luxury/whatever applications. Government fiat has some theoretic minimum value stemming from it's demand for paying taxes and as legal tender for settling debt obligations. BTC theoretic minimum value is notting since there's no theoretic minimum demand since its function can be easily replaced by alternatives easily.

[Anonymous No.15547447]

>>15545041
what? no? all crypto holders are retards with bottom barrel gambling genes who waste all their money on literal digits on a screen hoping those little numbers get bigger.

[Anonymous No.15547493]

>>15544885
how is this calculated?

[Anonymous No.15547525]

>>15545638
The true dark lord

[Anonymous No.15547534]

>>15546744
lel same

[Anonymous No.15547543]

>>15546805
sounds like you live in a europoor country
shit anon well hate to say this but
sucks to suck bro. Best bet is to find a local coin dealer and work something out. Ask him what he likes and trade?

[Mountain Jew No.15547596]

>>15547156
The problem with BTC is that it's a confidence game, same as fiat and it only has a value because people are buying it with fiat. Sure there is the network security etc. and it costs now like 5k-6k? to mine a bitcoin. But for being real it has no worth you can't use it for anything and it's not tangible.

[Anonymous No.15547678]

>>15547596
Libra is going to kill all crypto. If people don't understand this already, they will in the future. Every single crypto that exists right now is heading to zero.

[Anonymous No.15547866]

>>15546805
>owner of 2 oz
fuckin hell, you're rich.

[Anonymous No.15547870]

>>15544380
So what your saying is, I should be stocking up on cigarettes.

[Anonymous No.15547872]

>>15547058

a monster box is a chicks vagina, because once you get inside it a monster is unleashed.

[Anonymous No.15547878]

>>15547678
>stable permissioned coin kills unpermissioned and decentralized crypto
do you realize that Libra is just an average of fiat currencies, inflationary and permissioned? they can blacklist your address and financially wipe you
imagine having a chance to kill banks and giving your financial freedom to facebook

[Anonymous No.15547915]

>>15547878
Yes, there are a small group of people who support crypto because it's a way to "fight the man" and have their off-book transactions, but the number of people who fill that criteria are so small that you can't build a stable coin on it.

Most people don't give a shit HOW their transaction happens. All they care about is their transaction going through, it being fast, and a way to protect against fraud.

And like it or not, first to the market doesn't determine success. More often, it's about the connections people have. This is why, for example, you aren't watching a Telefunken TV set, even though they were first to market.

So on the one hand you have the 2200 (and counting) crypto coins we have now; each fighting for the same market share, each claiming to be unique and better than the rest; each being nothing more than hot air and hope.

And on the other hand you have Libra, which will be supported by Facebook, Visa, Mastercard, Lyft, Uber, and dozens of other well known (and well deployed) brands.

Once Libra is off and running, there will be no need for anyone other than the small group of anti-government types to ever use anything else.

[Anonymous No.15547963]

>>15544546

im considering more than this, what if crypto was invented by a jamie dimon type and the idea is it keeps a large fraction of public investors whom might invest in pms out of the pms market, because it allows paper manipulation.

What if the idea is keep people out of the pms market and push them instead into real estate bubbles, the stock market bubble and the crypto bubble of which they control to a large extent.

What would happen if every person in the world anted to buy an ounce of gold and 20 ounces of silver?

[Anonymous No.15547983]

>>15547915
>2200 (and counting) crypto coins

How is that not inflationary?

[Anonymous No.15548070]

>>15547983
I don't think you can even talk about inflation in regards to crypto because it is almost entirely speculative, and because there has never been price stability to begin with.

The point I was trying to make is this... there are well over 2200 different crypto currencies. And with the exception of Bitcoin and maybe ETH, there is essentially no difference between any of them.

And each month more are added. Every time a new one is added, it decreases the uniqueness and value of each of the others.

(To use an old analogy, woman who is a "7" is a star in a roomful of 3's, but once she's in a roomful of 8's, the story changes).

If there was only one or two crypto, there could be some hope that they could continue on, as a counter-argument for fiat. But not when you have as many as there are now.

[Anonymous No.15548167]

>>15546855
>The government prints money, they don't raise revenue through taxation to "hand out" since they can do that whenever they want. Taxation simply drains money out of the system keeping inflation in check.
How do we push this meme into the public consciousness / normie-sphere?

[Anonymous No.15548221]

>>15548070

I mean if you consider every crypto a bill, then all these new cryptos are like lower denomination bills being issued one after another, its inflationary by nature.

>100 dollar bill - a coin
>50 dollar bill - b coin
>20 dollar bill - c coin
>10 dollar bill - d coin
>5 dollar bill - e coin
>2 dollar bill - f coin
>1 dollar bill - g coin
>to infinity

Hell people could issue crypto that fit in the middle 75 dollar bill, 51 dollar bill, its infinite, and thus probably inflationary as a market. Some central banks have the sense not to over issue currency, there is no central crypto bank, thus its probable an unlimited number of cryptos will be issued, i dont understand how this isnt inflationary.

What stops 10 thousand different cryptos existing, a million? What happens to the value of other cryptos if a million cryptos exist?

[Anonymous No.15548225]

>>15548070
>Every time a new one is added, it decreases the uniqueness and value of each of the others.

Thats the deffintion of inflation. Holy shit, the crypto market is fucking doomed, its not going to stop till there are a million cryptos.

[Anonymous No.15548226]

>>15543334
it matters a lot because as you said the dollar price determines how much I can accumulate every single week which is good when comparing alternatives such as gold and platinum

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.15548266]

Reminder that I single handedly revived metals on this board through sheer willpower

[Anonymous No.15548390]

>>15548266

What do you think is the theoretical current day purchasing power of ag and au, assuming the ratio drops to 1/10 and current monetary system?

5k gold / 500 silver?
25k gold / 2.5k silver?
50k gold / 5k silver?

[Anonymous No.15548434]

>>15548390
>5k gold / 500 silver?

[Anonymous No.15548506]

>>15548390
$500 silver is all I need

[Anonymous No.15548596]

>>15548390
Silver more important than gold because of silver periodic table innate elemental properties. Silver cannot be substituted.
8k silver is absolute minimum. I expect 28k silver with ease. Silver will flip gold within the next decade guaranteed.

[Anonymous No.15548611]

>>15548596
8k or 28k per what? You're obviously not talking about per oz or lb

[Anonymous No.15548628]

>investment based on DUDE THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM IS GONNA CRASH TO THE STONE AGES LMAO
no thank you

[Anonymous No.15548639]

>>15548596
I don't agree but I hope your right

[Anonymous No.15548642]

>>15548628
silver has increasing industrial demand and will always act as a store of value

[Anonymous No.15548652]

>>15548628
>Retard spotted

[Anonymous No.15548670]

>>15543334
>days wage the size of a silver dime used to be a days wage for most of history.

This arguement is fucking retarded. People also got paid in salt. You taking a 100 grams of salt for a days work?

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.15548744]

>>15548611
28,000 per ounce. Not USD, but their new digital currency.
When they flip the switch its over for everyone not holding physical. It will then be revealed the incomprehensible true value of silver (unlimited free energy, cure to cancer and other diseases, living longer, anti grabs technology). Keep stacking and holding lads we will all make it.
>>15548628
Fudsters get the rope 1st

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.15548756]

>>15548639
Silver is the key to antigravity technology. Silver is the rarest element on the planet (they lied its not on asterioids or other planets)

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.15548773]

>>15548756
Rarest in the universe*

[Anonymous No.15548907]

>>15548744
>>15548756
>>15548773
take your meds dude

[Anonymous No.15548909]

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[Anonymous No.15548970]

>>15545220
>Not realizing the giant ass bubble society is floating on

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.15549007]

>>15548907
Right after you stop wanking to hentai pseud animeposter

[Anonymous No.15549034]

>>15548744
How is it free energy if you need silver at 28k/oz to produce it
>>15548773
>>15548756
>rarest element in the universe; not on asteroids
How the fuck would you know this?
Sauce me on literally anything from these three posts you raving lunatic.

[Anonymous No.15549054]

Hi, I'm an idiot. Now that we got that out of the way, will silver continue to rise indefinitely until the market crash?

Upon reading some of these posts, it seems many of you are panic-selling. Why?

[Anonymous No.15549172]

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[Anonymous No.15549221]

>>15543585
Which anime

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[Anonymous No.15549289]

>>15549211
when will you faggots finally grow up and leave this idealistic-zeitgeist-childish-bullshit behind

[Anonymous No.15549323]

[Anonymous No.15550094]

>>15546186
>Formerly good to do housewives

[Anonymous No.15550108]

>>15549289
you mean basic economics?
stay poor

[Anonymous No.15550151]

>>15543613
>amero
Did someone say Amero?
pic related

[Anonymous No.15550833]

>>15548596
the absolute state of the world economy if this happens.

[Anonymous No.15551076]

>>15548390
∞ gold / ∞ silver

[Anonymous No.15552226]

I'm not done being cocky.

[Anonymous No.15552413]

>Minor correction = in too early

Did you forget the FOMC sept. 17th?

[Anonymous No.15552419]

>>15552226
Less the englehard junk and buffalos it looks like you have a lot of premium shiny. Wtf are you doing?

[Anonymous No.15552847]

I love my metal frens

[Anonymous No.15552853]

>>15552847
Then hug it!

[Anonymous No.15553693]

What percent of your net worth are you putting into silver?

[Anonymous No.15553787]

>>15553693
5%, 20% in gold, 10 % crypto

[Anonymous No.15553904]

>>15548221
We already have 10,000 cryptos and the majority are worthless shitcoins

[Anonymous No.15554476]

>>15545185
Anon, (((they))) actually prefer to keep it limping along over utterly crashing it. No one ever started a Shoah when things were going just ok, or when inflation was merely high. The kikes don’t want hyper-inflation.

[Anonymous No.15554793]

>>15543297
I'm glad silver spot prices are dropping, I'll buy more!