/pmg/

[Anonymous No.23518074]

Schiffmobile Edition
Bullion dealers
https://jmbullion.com/
https://sdbullion.com/
https://boldpreciousmetals.com/
https://bgasc.com/
https://providentmetals.com/
https://www.moneymetals.com/
https://monumentmetals.com/
https://goldenstatemint.com/
https://gainesvillecoins.com/
https://silvertowne.com/
https://schiffgold.com/
https://goldsilver.com/
https://pinehurstcoins.com/
https://sprottmoney.com/
https://goldsilver.be/en/
https://silvergoldbull.com/
https://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/

>Constitutional/"junk" silver info
https://jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/
https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/
http://coinflation.com
http://coinapps.com/

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com/ (US)
https://eu.compare.pm (EU)

>News
https://kitco.com/
http://silverseek.com/
https://mining.com/

>Bullion tax info by state:
https://apmex.com/state-sales-tax-information

>Prospecting
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZCL6FKQZyoM [Open]
https://usgs.gov/energy-and-minerals/mineral-resources-program/science
https://gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/mineral-exploration-mining/documents/mineral-titles/mt-faqs/faq_fmc.pdf
https://mndm.gov.on.ca/en/mines-and-minerals/mining-act
https://amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

>Test
Nitric Acid
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3mg9YcAShTo [Open]
Magnets
https://youtube.com/watch?v=NgSXg-WOEVY [Open]
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/identifying-fake-bullion

EU/ENGLAND sources
https://www.chards.co.uk/ [Much cheaper than BullionByPost]
https://goldprice.eu5.net/ [Website to compare gold prices for UK]

Russian/European coins
https://oldsilver.ru/

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[Anonymous No.23518120]

lets go you fucking japs, buy!

[Anonymous No.23518124]

[Anonymous No.23518155]

[PAN MAN No.23518156]

First for high grade ORE.

[Anonymous No.23518185]

>>23518074
Any more mining stock recommendations? Currently holding:
- NEM (Newmont)
- AG (First Majestic Silver)
- CBGZF (Cabral Gold)
- FSXLF (Fosterville South)
- SKE (Skeena Resources)
All based on recommendations in these threads, more than doubled my money since I started investing in March.

[Anonymous No.23518186]

>>23518120
She'd look good if it weren't for that mole on her chin.

[PAN MAN No.23518266]

>>23518185
have you looked into Talisker Resources? Their Bralorne property was one of the worlds richest gold mines per tonne for 15 years. The richest gold ore in north America recorded came from the Pioneer Mine at Bralorne, over 2900 ounces per tonne gold.

[Anonymous No.23518278]

fuck lads, it's over, our merc dimes are worthless

[Anonymous No.23518304]

>>23518278
It's the final pre-election dip.

[Indistacka Jones No.23518343]

Hey brehs look what I just got

Picked it up for 2k, how'd I do?

[Anonymous No.23518371]

>>23518343
Amazing. Those Fractional Buffalos usually sell for a hefty premium since they only minted them for one year. Where did you get them?

[Anonymous No.23518405]

>>23518343
what the fuck? did you really get a 1/10 1/4 1/2 and a full OZ gold buffalo for 2k?

You made out like a bandit anon

[Anonymous No.23518407]

>>23518343
2k for all 4? that's like 1/2 price! who sold to you, some granny?

[Anonymous No.23518412]

Whats more jewpilled /pmg/, gold or silver?

[Indistacka Jones No.23518414]

>>23518371
The same old holy grail of pmg gains as always, estate sale. I get in, rob the dead people of their treasures, and get out before the boulder crushes me.

[Indistacka Jones No.23518436]

>>23518405
I did really. Also where's that compilation pic of the different boards by stacking? I think I earned representation for /qst/ with this feat.

[Anonymous No.23518449]

>>23518414
I need to get in on this
I also need to get in on some auctions because I see really decent prices versus literally any other source
Fuck eBay tho

[Anonymous No.23518450]

>>23518412

gold

[Indistacka Jones No.23518457]

>>23518449
>I need to get in on this

You better not fucking Belloq me

[Anonymous No.23518460]

>>23518436
I mean, I got 28 grams of gold for 700$ Cad this year, and over 2 pounds of 80% silver for 300$

then again, I am on there... you need to put an animu figure with your treasure I think to make it anon.

[Anonymous No.23518465]

>>23518457
I'm 99% sure we'll never see each other unless you do shit online

[Indistacka Jones No.23518468]

>>23518460
Last I saw the compilation there were plenty of pics without animu figures, I thought it was just some proof of representing a different board

[Anonymous No.23518475]

>>23518449
Personally I'd never trust eBay for getting pm. Some anons here have had great luck, but it seems open to getting scammed

[Anonymous No.23518503]

>>23518449
bay is 95% scams

[Anonymous No.23518527]

>>23518468
getting gold/silver isnt a cross board thing anon... Thats just PMG stuff.

But kudos for putting the work in. All the estate sales and garage sales are still fucked cause of covid here, seasons over now too.

[Anonymous No.23518532]

Not silver, but stacked some more pm today since 5.56 seems to not be on shelves lately

[Anonymous No.23518533]

>>23518475
>>23518503
The only thing I see that's not shit on ebay is literally sterling stuff, I've tested what I've got and it's been real
Coins n shit I'm warier of unless it's some obscure foreign coin that isn't worth faking

[Indistacka Jones No.23518545]

>>23518527
I thought the point was cross board discipline

Oh well, still got the gold. And no estate sale is beyond my reach, no dead people safe from robbery

[Anonymous No.23518569]

>>23518545
I would say there are cross boarders

[Anonymous No.23518612]

>>23518545
What is cross board about buying precious metals though? thats 100% PMG.

Being a namefag who doesnt get lambasted for it is a breddy good deal, also, you got cheapo gold.

[Indistacka Jones No.23518635]

>>23518612
People from other boards frequent /pmg/, isn't that the point? To demonstrate it

[Anonymous No.23518647]

>>23518304
Meme notwithstanding, are we nearing the end of sub-$30 silver? I got a bad feeling now's the time for stacklets like me to catch up.

[Anonymous No.23518709]

>>23518074
As I posted last thread, down day. Prepare for 23.5

[Anonymous No.23518721]

>>23518647
You have time. Trendlines indicate December-january is when we hit 30$

[Anonymous No.23518729]

>>23518635
But how is your picture demonstrating any cross board? what other board outside of BIS/PMG is represented by a picture of gold that you bought?

Hence why all the pics on the x board collages are PMG + anime, or PMG + guns, or PMG + _______

Yours is just PMG.

[Indistacka Jones No.23518744]

>>23518729
>>23518436
>PMG
>Dice rolling post from a literal quest thread on /qst/

Want some actual dice? But then that's /tg/

[Anonymous No.23518780]

>>23518721
Even with the election? I just can't see it. I reckon, perhaps obviously, buy now what's comfortable and more later should it dip one last time.

[Anonymous No.23518821]

>>23518744
Dunno, but the picture composition itself is off to be frank with you, the screens brightness throws the whole balance off. Im sure you can think of something. Plenty of TG/PMG pics out there lol nothing wrong with some TG

Anyways gnight all,

Expecting more

WHIPPPSAWWWWWW pricing this week, likely back to where we started by friday unless some major news breaks.

You know what to do

[Anonymous No.23518979]

>>23518821
Well apologies I didn't perfectly compose the picture, representing /qst/ here not /p/ lol

>Plenty of TG/PMG pics out there

Exactly, and no QST/PMG pics last I checked, hence the attempt to represent the board. Kind of impossible to do so in any other way than a screencap of a quest thread, since the entire board and culture is just quest threads.

But I tried. Whoever manages the crossboarding compilation pic can take it or leave it. Just wanted it to be known that yet another board is into stacking.

[Anonymous No.23519116]

>>23518156
This is from Red Lake huh? Seems like I made a good investment with PGM then. What does this one contain? I love the black & gold combo

[PAN MAN No.23519239]

>>23519116
I am not 100% sure what the host rock is here. This ore sample came from a waste dump at a small abandoned mine near Pure Golds operation, so its likely similar geologically to that deposit. The host is probably a meta basalt or similar ancient altered regional body. These gold ore deposits are some of the oldest on earth too, around 2 billion years old.

[Anonymous No.23519404]

>>23518074
Question for anyone.
Why do you invest in precious metals over index funds? I understand pmg vs memecoins, mutualfunds, daytrading etc but not index funds.

[Anonymous No.23519703]

>>23518503
>bay

God is it really that hard to type out "ebay" you disgusting sub human?

[Anonymous No.23519729]

>>23519404

Because people think that stock market in general is vastly overvalued thus even index funds will take 60 years to recover after the crash (Like they did after 1929, inflation adjusted).

[Anonymous No.23519773]

>>23519404
>Why do you invest in precious metals over index funds?
I don't. I invest in both. I just think the market/economy is headed in a direction where it may not matter if you are making dollars. the dollar is in a historic sense, nearing it's collapse. so I do invest in stocks, bonds, index funds, etc. But I keep PM's because I have a sneaking suspension that 8%-12% I'm making will eventually not make up for the money I'm losing to inflation.

[Anonymous No.23519935]

>>23519239
That's so cool. I really should do some reading on geology, this is super fascinating to me. You don't suppose the blackness could come from a fossil, could it be coal? Or maybe volcanic type of rock?

[Anonymous No.23520001]

>>23519404
I'll enter an index fund when the stock market finally crashes like it's supposed to

[Anonymous No.23520110]

>>23519239
That's your own sample?

[Anonymous No.23520369]

Newfag here, I’ve been lurking for a week or so on the pmg since I feel that ultimately it’s a better steady investment for the upcoming “reset” but I’d like to get a better redpill as to why should I invest on pmg over stocks, crypto and index funds? My goal is really not to make money or increase my investment, but rather have a physical asset of my savings for financial security and stability due to the shit shows that are about to come. I already have the essentials (food, water, ammo and plenty of guns) but why pm? I’m also trying to understand so I can redpill my friends, they all have their savings and investments in cash, bitcoin , stocks and other misc crypto, but I just fear for them since ultimately, anything can happen at this point. So far I’ve acquired some silver, a small amount of gold but I put a lot on platinum and palladium. Also, nice general .

[Anonymous No.23520409]

>>23518185
KL, highest margins, massive grade discoveries and no debt

[Anonymous No.23520418]

>>23520369
Every week there are people like you asking the same questions and the mentioning of red pilling family, friends, whatever. I really don't know how to respond... are you data mining? Anyway, it really doesn't matter. Gold and silver is gay. Don't buy it and you are a Nazi if you do. Is that a good enough red pill/reason/data mining point?

It's all so tiresome.

[Anonymous No.23520449]

>>23520369
>I’d like to get a better redpill as to why should I invest on pmg over stocks, crypto and index funds?
Index funds may keep their value in the long term but it could take years, maybe even longer than a decade for them to recover their value after a massive deflation. Stocks are the same, but with the added risk that you lose everything. Investing into the stock market is a bet against deflation & crash, it's a bet for continued stimulus and inflation. Crypto is kind of a wild card, it might work or it might not. I'm not going to speculate on them because there is no historical evidence of their performance in a huge crash. They're tulips to me.
>why pm?
Lasting physical assets that have maintained their value and status as sound money for millenia.
>My goal is really not to make money or increase my investment, but rather have a physical asset of my savings for financial security and stability due to the shit shows that are about to come
Welcome aboard, don't forget to post your stack
>but I put a lot on platinum and palladium
You got memed if you ask me

[Anonymous No.23520513]

>>23519729
>>23520001
>>23519773
So in a way you are betting on collapse, the degree of collapse varying.

[Anonymous No.23520549]

>>23520513
No, I'm hedging against collapse. I do own a few stonks, mainly in the mining sector, because I believe those could perform well when stocks go up but also when pm's are in demand

[Anonymous No.23520592]

>>23520513
>you are betting on collapse
I am yes. but not everyone who stacks is. I think America is in a situation so closely resembling the Weimar republic that it is almost spooky. I would bet that we change currencies at least twice in the next 50 years.

[Anonymous No.23520613]

>>23520513
i've bought 1 ounce gold in 2019, to add a different asset class to my portfolio and decrease volatility.
it treated me well, i just i'd have bought 3

[Anonymous No.23521220]

>>23520418

[Anonymous No.23521235]

>>23520418
>>23521220
How can I invest in gravel?

[Anonymous No.23521286]

any news on schiff's tax evasion plot?

[Anonymous No.23521325]

>>23521286
supposed*

[Anonymous No.23521379]

Remember boys, the price of silver is still heavenly undervalued. Spot is still unable to cross the two pepperoni/sausage pizza proce from papa johns. Once we see it race close to two specialty pizzas from papa johns then hold fast.

[Anonymous No.23521412]

We're dumping a small amount of contracts in about an hour

[Anonymous No.23521425]

>>23521379
>mfw FedCoin will be backed by Papa John’s pizza

[Anonymous No.23521451]

>>23520418
>you are a Nazi if you do
So?

[Anonymous No.23521472]

>>23520369
Gold and silver are money
Fiat currencies failed every time they were tried.
They were the currency almost everyone used for the vast majority of human history
And they will be again soon

[Anonymous No.23521484]

Injective Protocol is becoming more interesting by the day, $INJ is changing the derivative space. DeFi projects are unpredictable, you never know what's coming next, I like that energy

[Anonymous No.23521512]

>>23521472
>Gold and silver are money
I’d argue copper could be considered money too, almost every country that had a one cent coin minted it from copper

[Anonymous No.23521514]

>>23518120
I'll have my harem in 7 years when I go retire there as a 35yo millionnaire

[Anonymous No.23521563]

>>23521220
Not sure he's one of ours, probably an idiot. Despite what some of you may think we only pay people to shit up and spread disinfo if we have a big event coming- it doesn't even cost anything usually. We can just recruit from cesspools like Ribbit.

[Anonymous No.23521577]

>>23521512
History says copper is money, but it is poor man's money. Get silver now since it is multitudes more valuable than copper. However, stacking 100lbs of silver is not bad.

[Anonymous No.23521591]

>>23521563
You got me to chuckle.

[Anonymous No.23521706]

Gold rose but silver dumped overnight. Why is this?

[Anonymous No.23521709]

>>23521512
if you want copper just keep pre 1982 pennies that you find in your change. i have 2 pounds of coper just from that

[Anonymous No.23521888]

Binance IEO hosted a bootstrapping event with Elrond EGLD, you stake $EGLD to earn $INJ, with the way things went I'm sure $EGLD holders came out smiling

[Anonymous No.23521902]

>>23521709
I thought they were bronze though.

[Anonymous No.23521925]

>>23521902
they're like 92% copper or something.

[Anonymous No.23522060]

>>23521925
95% heres a calculator. if you look through your change im sure youll find at least one
http://coinapps.com/copper/penny/calculator/

[Anonymous No.23522073]

>>23522060
if you look through your change

[Anonymous No.23522288]

>>23518436
Nice I'll add this to the little /qst/ section. I had pan man's pics there cause it looks like he's questin, straight out of fantasy.

[Anonymous No.23522314]

>>23521379

the voice in the back of my mind tells me to buy metal now. i'd probably be able to buy more if it dips under 20 again though. part of me thinks the current price might be a bit propped up by covid hysteria but from a wider perspective i still believe it is undervalued

[Anonymous No.23522327]

>>23518979
There was fairly little tg rep from Sept 15 - Present desu. Highly underrepresented.

[Anonymous No.23522329]

>>23518436
>/qst/
Are QM's still too soft?

[Anonymous No.23522365]

>>23522314
Mine too, I'm seriously fucking leveraged, so I'll be filling in with EXK, HL, GOLD, and KL.

[Anonymous No.23522422]

>>23522365

eventually i want to get out of POW cryptos because i think they're doomed in the long run. i seriously doubt that paypal will build a payment infrastructure on bitcoin itself. bch hasn't adopted segwit yet. that leaves litecoin if they're going to build something with lightning. i wouldn't sell eth because they're going to proof of stake which tells me they're serious about staying in the game. i don't want to sell right before a pump but it's anyone's guess what will happen to btc.

[Anonymous No.23522456]

>>23522073
if you look through your change

[Anonymous No.23522465]

>>23522422
>eventually i want to get out of POW cryptos because i think they're doomed in the long run
The risk reward vs PM is fucked up. I dropped a bunch of my crypto around May.

[Anonymous No.23522513]

>>23521472
silver historically has been an inflationary currency just fyi, read about the 19th century free silver movement and note how minuscule silver production is at the moment, it could very easily cause the same problems as fiat

[Anonymous No.23522532]

>>23522465

i think silver has as much a chance of rising 10x as bitcoin does at this point. common sense suggests that bitcoin will likely lose its status as the #1 marketcap coin at some point due to high fees and slow transactions. i don't believe the "digital scarcity" meme. there are dozens of cryptos that can functionally replace bitcoin any time. basing ones investments on what people want rather than what they need seems unwise. this is why i think metal, especially silver and other metals that are used industrially, are a good investment.

[Anonymous No.23522575]

>>23522513

being a non-renewable, finite natural resource i don't think any government is in too much a hurry to exhaust its supply in the ground. if bitcoin is any model for how a scarce resource gets "mined out" then i can't see it going too far down.

[Anonymous No.23522664]

>>23522513
You're reading into it wrong anon. Back then there was no gold standard, and there was no dollar standard, and there was no floating fiat currency. Gold & silver were money back then, not paper & digits. Advocates for Free Silver were ln favor of "UNLIMITED COINAGE OF SILVER INTO MONEY ON DEMAND", a.k.a. money printing, which is currently in effect via the Fed. In reality, silver is in a relatively short supply, and there is increasing investment/industrial demand for it. Price of silver is going up because of supply & demand

[Anonymous No.23522693]

>>23522575
most silver right now is produced as a by-product from the processing of other ores, it isn’t targeted. Should silver become currency again, not only will the increased demand and value cause mining operations to ramp up production, but historically we know that the cheaper silver will outcompete gold. This might sound bullish but there is a LOT of silver in the ground and flooding the market with silver will obviously have an inflationary effect

[Anonymous No.23522770]

>>23522693

it's a strategic resource. china doesn't even let it leave their country.

[Anonymous No.23522780]

>>23522693
>most silver right now is produced as a by-product from the processing of other ores
Incorrect. The silver thrown out from that has too low of a concentration to be effectively mined.

[Anonymous No.23522857]

and lots of silver is irrecoverably consumed in the production of other goods. solar panels are more efficient with more silver. lower silver prices means less industrial silver thrifting, so i think that industry will eventually absorb a surplus of low-cost silver.

[Anonymous No.23522930]

>>23520418
>you are a Nazi if you do
Hitler was Keynesian
how does that make you feel?

[Anonymous No.23522937]

>>23522770
sounds like BS
>>23522780
something like 70% of all silver production is a byproduct of other mining operations, there is absolutely huge bandwidth for expanded production
>>23522857
silver is useful but not THAT useful, I only ever see the solar panel meme get trotted out as an example and like gold I know silver’s industrial value is far outstripped by its usage as a speculative financial instrument

I’m out bro’s but as usual I remain highly skeptical of silver as a functional currency

[Anonymous No.23522945]

being the most conductive element means there will be some applications in which silver cannot be replaced or is made more efficient by silver. copper is the next best but it's prone to oxidation. silver is a noble metal and is not. cheaper silver means more of it will be used up because machines can be made to operate more efficiently with silver.

[Anonymous No.23523014]

>>23522937
>silver’s industrial value is far outstripped by its usage as a speculative financial instrument

i don't know if i believe that. silver is costly to mine and speculators are rarely buying the physical metal. most of the demand comes from industry.

[Anonymous No.23523111]

>>23522780
>>23522937
I was wrong. However, the byproduct is actually minuscule compared to the ore being mined such as zinc.
>Most of the silver produced today is a byproduct of mining copper, lead, and zinc. The silver occurs within the ores of these metals in one of two ways: 1) substituting for one of the metal ions within the ore mineral's atomic structure; or, 2) occurring as an inclusion of native silver or a silver mineral within the ore mineral. The value of this minor silver within the ore mineral can exceed the value of the primary metal within the ore.
https://geology.com/minerals/silver.shtml#:~:text=Most%20of%20the%20silver%20produced%20today%20is%20a%20byproduct,copper%2C%20lead%2C%20and%20zinc.&text=The%20small%20amount%20of%20silver,an%20equal%20weight%20of%20lead.

[Anonymous No.23523322]

>>23522945
>>23523014
cont.

silver can grant energy independence. if it were any cheaper they'd put solar panels on the top of electric cars and everyone's roof. how much do solar panels cost? they're essentially free energy and not that hard to manufacture. solar panels are about cheap enough to pay for themselves. cheaper silver means cheaper solar panels, and it would be worth it for more people to buy them. there will be no slack. excess silver will be gobbled up.

[Anonymous No.23523385]

buying silver now is like buying property with oil underneath. but i don't really know what they'll do to manipulate the price of silver or whether it will go up or down in the short term.

[Anonymous No.23523552]

>>23523322
Was about to disagree with your statement but as it turns out you're actually right. The only caveats I can think of are that solar panels can't into northern countries that well and that they degrade over time, producing less and less energy as the years go by as their lifespan is about 25-30y

[Anonymous No.23523639]

>>23523111
>geology.com
How about you check out actual stocks to see what they mine instead of the first google result

[Anonymous No.23523719]

>>23520449
>>23521472
Thanks for the advice friends. This may be the only general/thread discussion worth checking on this board.

>>23520418
>calls me a nazi
Ah; I see you do have your kikes amongst your ranks here. I see them on /pol/ /k/ and /x/ often shilling Jewish propaganda and yes; I am a nationalist socialist , thanks for asking.

[Anonymous No.23523741]

>>23523639
Anon was discussing silver that was mined as a byproduct of other ores, not pure silver miners. >>23523639

[Anonymous No.23523785]

>>23523741
Why would you even discuss that?? Is he afraid of .9999?

[Anonymous No.23523794]

>>23523552

they do have some silver-free panels but they tend not to last as long or be as efficient. perhaps engineers will figure something out but if silver gets you better efficiency for the amount of area then i can't see it not being used, especially for mobile applications like solar panels on cars.

the average car spends 10 hours baking in the parking lot and 30 minutes driving a day. probably not enough time to fully charge but not an insignificant amount of energy either.

[Anonymous No.23523828]

>>23523785
I don't know. I'm in First Majestic, Aurcana, and Fireweed Zinc for my silver plays miner wise.

[Anonymous No.23523867]

i mean, picture a car that you can leave outside for a week and have it recharged without doing anything. tesla could do this right now. the extra panels would not be that expensive compared to the cost of the car.

[Anonymous No.23523889]

>>23523794
about 5h of non-stop high noon sunshine would produce about 1.5kWh, which is a tenth of an EV's battery
>>23523867
Better yet, imagine a car that refuels while you're driving!

[Anonymous No.23523926]

>>23523889
>about 5h of non-stop high noon sunshine would produce about 1.5kWh, which is a tenth of an EV's battery

how much of that would you use driving for twenty or thirty minutes?

[Anonymous No.23523968]

people would go ballistic for it. a perfect covid car that you can operate completely without fuel in a pinch.

[Anonymous No.23524041]

even retrofitted to a prius, it would be a hit. they could realistically offer this as a $2,000 option. so why don't they? probably because the demand would be astronomical. other manufacturers would copy it and public awareness of solar energy would generate a lot of interest. the silver supply would dry up in short order (and drive up the prices of other manufactured goods like consumer electronics) and they'd no longer be able to offer it as a $2,000 option.

[Anonymous No.23524066]

it's UNSUSTAINABLE because silver is SCARCE. actual scarcity. not imagined digital scarcity. who'd have thought?

[Anonymous No.23524105]

yeah solar panel efficiency still isn't there yet. Especially for city fags where ev's ideal short trips are won't get as much sun with buildings and parking garages blocking it out. Or think of how easy it would be to ruin someone's day. Now your crazy ex doesn't just key your paint job but those not so cheap solar panels as well.

[Anonymous No.23524153]

>>23524105
>yeah solar panel efficiency still isn't there yet.

but it pretty much is. you could leave your car outside for a week and it would be recharged. people would love it even if it only covered 1/10th of their actual energy costs, just to be reassured that they could operate it without fuel in an emergency. and city fags don't own cars anyway.

[Anonymous No.23524207]

>dxy rising
>bond yields dropping
>silver and gold rising?
Any anon with an explanation here?

[Anonymous No.23524224]

>>23524153
>t. my ass

[Anonymous No.23524311]

>>23524224

you know and i know that it would be a hit with suburbanites.

[Anonymous No.23524316]

>>23524105
I wonder if they could line the buildings with solar panels in cities.

[Anonymous No.23524359]

>>23524316

cities are too dense to be energy independent without exotic (and expensive) power sources.

[Anonymous No.23524397]

>>23524153
>city fags don't own cars anyway.
that fraction of a charge won't help rural fags where everything is at least 30 minutes away. I'm not against solar, just think it's better suited atm on homes & buildings like >>23524316

[Anonymous No.23524400]

but my point is that a silver surplus just doesn't seem like a possibility.

[Anonymous No.23524444]

we do live in clown world where btc is five digits but a clown can only wear so much makeup and you can only fit so many clowns in a clown car.

[Anonymous No.23524453]

>>23524311
i guess, but suburbanites use their car more than once a week. we just dont have a battery tech from this decade like graphene to make things more efficient. what would help is a bigger support for motorcycle/scooter culture. much less gas usage, even battery operated ones dont have to lug around all the extra metal

[Anonymous No.23524478]

>>23524444
checked

[Anonymous No.23524481]

>>23523926
>how much of that would you use driving for twenty or thirty minutes?
That's a bit of a difficult question to answer so let's look at easier data and see whether it would actually be a good, profitable addition to an EV.

So first off, let me correct myself: battery sizes range from 17.6kWh to 100kWh. With 17.6kWh you can drive for about 58 miles (93km) and with 100kWh you can drive over 300 miles (482km) before needing a recharge (source https://www.myev.com/research/ev-101/electric-vehicle-battery-basics).). Let's compare to a 100kWh battery since that's a nice round number. So if we take a U.S. average of sunny days in a year -- 205 days -- and assume that there is a good ten hours of continuous sunlight per sunny day, and we remember that with five hours of sunlight you can get 1.5kWh of power with a solar panel, we can calculate how much energy you'd get in a year and how many recharges that could constitute:

1.5kWh * 2 * 205 = 615kWh of power per annum. So with a single solar panel, you could fully charge a Tesla Model S with a 100kWh battery 6.15 times per year! Let's see how much that is in miles: 6.15 * 300 miles = 1,845 miles = 2,969km per year!

Now, let's see how much that would cost if you just plugged your car into a charger instead. The average price of electricity in the U.S. is 13.19c/kWh. For 615kWh, you'd therefore have to pay: 13.19c * 615 = 8,111.85c = ~$81.12. Let's multiply this by 25 (the lifespan of a solar panel): $81.12 * 25 = $2,028 electricity fees for charging an EV in the span of 25 years. Finally, let us see how much a solar panel costs. According to https://www.solarreviews.com/solar-panel-cost, the national U.S. average price is between $10,550 - $12,894 (tax incl.).

Unless I made wrong assumptions or didn't consider some details, powering an EV with solar power isn't economically feasible. Somebody please correct me if so

[Anonymous No.23524496]

Where did my fellow stackers go?

[Anonymous No.23524538]

>>23524496
what do you mean, im here

[Anonymous No.23524599]

>>23524481
>1.5kWh * 2 * 205 = 615kWh of power per annum. So with a single solar panel, you could fully charge a Tesla Model S with a 100kWh battery 6.15 times per year! Let's see how much that is in miles: 6.15 * 300 miles = 1,845 miles = 2,969km per year!

that's almost 20% the average mileage people put on their cars a year.

and you're dreaming if you don't think it would be a hit among the disaster preparedness types and women.

i'm not saying it has to be enough energy alone to run the vehicle, but at the very least it would be a convenient for many people, and probably very popular regardless.

[Anonymous No.23524621]

>>23524538
How are the premiums holding up on the goldbacks?

[Anonymous No.23524674]

>>23524621
very well, meme tier stacking. i only have a few bills for the neato factor.

[Anonymous No.23524704]

>>23523926
>how much of that would you use driving for twenty or thirty minutes?
>That's a bit of a difficult question to answer
Actually no it isn't let's go:

Tesla Model S battery size: 100kWh
Assumed distance per battery charge: 300 miles
Assumed constant fixed speed: 60mph
Amount of time driven in minutes: 30 minutes

60mph / 2 = 30 miles driven in 30 minutes of constant driving in fixed speed
30 miles is a tenth of 300 miles, therefore 30 minutes of driving in 60mph speed will eat about a tenth of the total battery size
100kWh / 10 = 10kWh

Conclusion: 30 minutes of driving in a fixed speed of 60mph would spend 10kWh of power from the EV battery

>>23524599
Yeah but how about that price tag! Unless I misunderstood the average solar panel price somehow

[Anonymous No.23524769]

>>23524674
I like the art on them, they did really well on that end.

[Anonymous No.23524794]

Get ready to buy more silver once you see 1.2%+ loss on silver. A huge split on oil and 10 year yeilds is leading a spike in dyx which is crushing silver.

[Anonymous No.23524835]

>>23524794
There was over a 1% drop earlier...

[Anonymous No.23524883]

>>23524835
Yeah, I saw. I am looking at dyx, gold, and s&p rn. Silver wants to catch up with gold, but gold is getting stabilized at .25% gain.

[Anonymous No.23524893]

>>23524883
I don't understand the disconnect here today, why did silver drop when gold rose?

[Anonymous No.23524928]

>>23524893
Slv is is severely manipulated, and they see silver as an industrial metal 1st. Boomer stockbrokers think gold is >> silver when it is >silver. That is why you see snap into gold and DYX over silver initially which is where we make profit.

[Anonymous No.23524951]

>>23524893
the dollar index is pumping a bit. the election is probably playing hell with alot of the markets also see >>23524794

[Anonymous No.23524997]

>>23524538
based goldback holder. i would get some they made michigan ones. do you actually use them?

[Anonymous No.23525017]

>>23524928
Gold rises with DXY first? I thought everything drops when DXY rises as it is better to hold cash at that point.

[Anonymous No.23525043]

>>23524704
>Yeah but how about that price tag! Unless I misunderstood the average solar panel price somehow

what about the convenience of a EV that does not need to be plugged in all the time to maintain a charge? you could park it on the side of the road and it would not be dead when you needed it. you wouldn't even really need a big panel for this, and i bet a lot of people would appreciate that feature. come on.

[Anonymous No.23525052]

>>23524997
i should say thats not my pic, but i do have both sets of nevada and utah so far. i dont use them theyre more just a collection. more than a set is non viable at the moment

[Anonymous No.23525081]

>>23525043
I mean sure I guess many would pay for that luxury but that's a steep price to pay. Model S's suggested retail price is about $70k, slapping a $10k solar panel on that is already 1/8 of the price of the vehicle. I'm such a scrooge that I'd be hard-pressed to pay that much for a mere convenience

[Anonymous No.23525098]

if we're just talking about a solar panel to trickle charge/maintain it, they could (for now) do this for under $1,000.

[Anonymous No.23525110]

>>23524207
Bond yields and PMs are competitive monetary safe havens. As bond yields drop, investors looking for a safe haven move to PMs.

[Anonymous No.23525134]

>>23525017
You need to look at crude and 10 year when looking at dyx otherwise, you will miss the big picture. You can see an inital short on gold in this scenario, but fundimentally, it is money getting out of the debt market which is propping up the stock market.
We are getting more pushdown on silver related to 10 year, s&p, and dxy snap up. Crude is rising a few percent so we can see it be a small gap if it hits 1.2% loss on silver again.

[Anonymous No.23525164]

>>23524207
>dxy rising
>bond yields dropping
>silver and gold rising?
When bond yields drop, you don't want to hold bonds as they don't generate a return for your investment. And yields are record low and negative in practice (Return Free Risk)
Therefore people sell their bonds for dollars, and some move onto precious metals instead of bonds in order to keep their money from inflating away

[Anonymous No.23525170]

>>23525134
10 year bond or treasury note?

[Anonymous No.23525220]

>>23525098
This is a pretty interesting article: https://content.sierraclub.org/evguide/blog/2014/01/why-solar-panels-roof-electric-car-may-not-be-pie-sky
Also proves that Tesla might well fall from the EV top spot in the future

[Anonymous No.23525272]

>>23525220
>>23525098
>2014
forget it, we can go more futuristic
https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1128254_how-the-sono-sion-electric-car-will-use-every-body-panel-as-a-solar-panel

[Anonymous No.23525273]

>>23525170
10 year bonds and yields.

[Anonymous No.23525277]

>>23525220
competition is good, whatever your stance on tesla. when theres competition, prices come down and people get hyped enough to dig trenches for a brand

[Anonymous No.23525283]

>>23525220

again, it's something you could leave outside for three weeks and not have to worry about being stranded because your EV's battery self-discharged (as lithium ion batteries usually do). this would not require a large panel and i think most people would gladly pay for that feature.

[Anonymous No.23525295]

Buy silver now anons. It is fluxing at 1.2%

[Anonymous No.23525334]

>>23525295
this, i think its starting its gun run

[Anonymous No.23525381]

>>23525277
Agreed! Not really against Tesla though I think people are a bit too optimistic for them sometimes
>>23525283
True, good point. It's still interesting to see what kinds of designs and solutions people are trying to come up with to harvest even more sunlight for the purposes of EV power supply

[Anonymous No.23525395]

>>23525295
I'm looking at buying 50 Canadian 1967 half dollars for about $6.45 a piece which is a bit under spot. The drop has spooked me a bit so I may not go ahead with the deal

[Anonymous No.23525420]

>>23525334
Maybe, crude and 10 year yeild is getting slammed rn.

[Anonymous No.23525471]

>>23525420
You are saying that when crude and yield are down people flee to pms? I am still trying to understand

[Anonymous No.23525473]

>>23525420
seems to be a nice little slide on kitco, seriously considering a kilo asahi rn

[Anonymous No.23525542]

>>23525471
Yes, it is more along the lines of they go to the dxy which then leads to pm.
>>23525473
You had your chance earlier. There needs to be a huge spike in both oil, yield, and rise in dxy to get that sale again.

[Anonymous No.23525558]

Off topic but who is this chad and how can I thank him?

[Anonymous No.23525590]

>>23525558
I was thinking the same thing

[Anonymous No.23525638]

>>23525542
yeah something ive been considering for a while. have alot already but just looking for a good enough dip.

[Anonymous No.23525735]

So how do you guys all reconcile the fact that gold has to be compete against crypto now, the dollar seems to be the safe haven people are flocking to, gold is falling in the face of low interest rates, and that when the market falls gold simply follows it lower? Not to mention its lack of yield or any of the other factors that go into it. It seems just like something you buy if you want to LARP as an Egyptian Pharaoh or something because it seems to be a completely shit place to put your money.

[Anonymous No.23525772]

>>23525735
What's your point? Why not both

[Anonymous No.23525824]

>>23525735
that the best you could come up with? im disappointed

[Anonymous No.23525849]

>>23525735
>start of 2020 gold is $1530 USD
>today it is $1905
>completely shit place to put your money
Quit being so butthurt that you missed out on an opportunity, that we've been screeching about for well over a year.
You can still buy silver/gold/platinum, and join us.

[Anonymous No.23525882]

>>23518074
What's PMG's portfolio allocation of PMs/Stocks/Crypto/Real Estate/Alternative Assets?

[Anonymous No.23525912]

>>23525735
What the fuck did you just fucking say about metals, you crypto cuck? I'll have you know I graduated top of my class in /pmg/ Boating Club, and I've been involved in numerous junk silver purchases, and I have over 300 confirmed ounces. I am trained in the mining sector and I'm the top panner in the entire Canadian jurisdiction. You are nothing to me but just another sheep. I will keep stacking with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with shilling that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of mining & macroeconomy insiders across the USA and the price of PM's is going up right now so you better prepare for the hyper-inflation, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You're fucking financially ruined, kid. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I can stack gold and silver in over seven hundred ways, and that's just with my bare hands. Not only am I extensively trained in the glorious art of stacking, but I have access to the entire Sprott mining stock portfolio and I will use it to its full extent to secure my financial stability in the coming bull market, you little shit. If only you could have known what unholy retribution society's rampant debt leveraging was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have invested in fucking precious metals. But you couldn't, you didn't, and now you're paying the price, you goddamn idiot. The Fed will print money all over you and you will drown in it. You're fucking ruined, kiddo.

[Anonymous No.23525918]

>>23525882
80% physical pm, 20% mining silver/uranium stock.

[Anonymous No.23525967]

>>23518343
I'm very jelly

[Anonymous No.23526036]

I am down 60%, 17k, on SLV 23.5 calls for friday. Hold thru tomorrow?

[Anonymous No.23526134]

>>23525735

nobody needs crypto. only millennials buy it and the price of bitcoin is nowhere near commensurate with its utility as a store of value or as a means of transaction.

[Anonymous No.23526170]

>>23526036
>gambling
>not building wealth, with physical PMs
Why are you here? Isnt /smg/ better for you, if youre going to yolo your $ on call options????

[Anonymous No.23526203]

>>23526170
Already have my stacks, I am looking at understanding this scam system better.

[Anonymous No.23526212]

>>23526170
He can build wealth by fucking buying share without gambling but these fuckers can fuck up everything. Pm are fucking simple.

[Anonymous No.23526215]

>>23525381
>True, good point. It's still interesting to see what kinds of designs and solutions people are trying to come up with to harvest even more sunlight for the purposes of EV power supply

i think most EVs will be equipped with a small PV just to maintain the battery if its parked for an extended time. otherwise it's like having a small gas leak. silver PVs are the simplest to manufacture and relatively durable so even if they do end up finding something more efficient i suspect nations like china will continue to manufacture silver-based panels for their own use whenever silver is cheap enough.

[Anonymous No.23526231]

>>23526203
Do LEAPS instead of weeklies, anon.

[Anonymous No.23526275]

>>23526036
I hope you get liquidated

[Anonymous No.23526318]

>>23526275
Not possible, they only lose value

[Anonymous No.23526339]

>>23526215
cont.

and the thing is, EVs are usually bought by people who have money and a garage to park it in. once they become more affordable, i think a PV cell will be a common feature since the average joe parks his car on the side of the road because he either doesn't have a garage or his garage is too full of crap.

[Anonymous No.23526350]

>>23524397
The cost of a solar system to run your house won't even pay itself off before the life of the system loses half of it's efficiency. That isn't mentioning any maintenence either. Expecting it is going to work for the next 30 years with zero maintenence and full capacity is a fucking joke. It will need to be replaced before it pays for itself, solar while great in theory is a fucking meme right now

[Anonymous No.23526459]

>>23518185
Pan American Silver (paas) is expected to benefit from the next stimulus bill passed.

[Anonymous No.23526478]

real question here: if four quarter ounce american gold eagle coins equal to $40 face value, and every other AGE coin when summed up to an ounce equals to $50, would I be getting ripped off buying the quarter ounce coins?

[Anonymous No.23526641]

>>23526478
I'm going with yes, especially when you factor in premium.

[Anonymous No.23526657]

>>23518503
holy shit people actually believe this
I buy and sell on ebay all the time. Never had a problem.

[Anonymous No.23526683]

>>23518074
190th for fuck jannies

[Anonymous No.23526881]

What miners are we buying boys? Someone shilled Aurcana silver yesterday.

[Anonymous No.23526948]

>>23526641
premiums aside, it just doesn't make sense to me that all the other denominations when summed up to an ounce equal to $50 except for the quarter ounce coins.. I guess the metric was broken, unless I'm missing something..

[Anonymous No.23526969]

[Anonymous No.23527011]

>>23526969
>source: me

[Anonymous No.23527045]

I have 3oz physical gold 60oz physical silver actually in my possession, and another 3oz paper gold
Should I rebalance this? Should I pay the premium to take physical delivery of the paper gold?

[Anonymous No.23527046]

>>23526881
Buying: $AG, $GPL, $EGO.

[Anonymous No.23527063]

>>23526478
>real question here: if four quarter ounce american gold eagle coins equal to $40 face value, and every other AGE coin when summed up to an ounce equals to $50, would I be getting ripped off buying the quarter ounce coins?
You’d only be getting shafted on the premium, the face value is insignificant because it’s about 1/40th of what the coin is actually worth. Nobody in their right mind would ever spend silver, much less GOLD at face value

[Anonymous No.23527083]

>>23526948
The FV is pretty much symbolic, so what difference does it make when you're dealing with pure metals?
If you were talking 40% or 90% it would matter.

[Anonymous No.23527125]

>>23527045
>paper gold
Yikes.

[Anonymous No.23527186]

>>23527045
>Should I pay the premium to take physical delivery of the paper gold?
I really don’t see why you wouldn’t. If you don’t hold it you don’t own it, paper gold is nothing more than pixels on a screen. I’d also recommend that you add more silver to your stack, 100oz would be a good target

[Anonymous No.23527199]

>>23526881
>Aurcana
That's it for today, was gunna hold off but the funding news and a Trump victory looked good enough to buy more.

[Anonymous No.23527223]

>>23527045
Take delivery Anon,
If you don't hold it, you don't own it

[Anonymous No.23527266]

>>23527186
Would it be worth liquidating the paper gold for cash and buying silver then?
Are you saying silver has a bigger potential upside.

[Anonymous No.23527270]

DXY dropping and gold is dropping..

[Anonymous No.23527280]

>>23527011
Not me, saw it in another thread and thought someone might have something to say about it on here

Anyone have experience with BullionExchanges cull silver eagles? I wanna get some but I dont wanna get coins with holes in them or something

[Anonymous No.23527374]

>>23521220
I'm only a little bit Jewish. But a lot of you would have no idea what that means.

>>23521235
The day of the gravel is coming.

>>23521451
Exactly.

>>23522930
I really don't care much for the peg in hole descriptions. The real enemy has always been the former British Empire (or more accurately the former English Empire)

>>23523719
NatSoc? Sounds great. So how many European languages do you speak... and German I assume you know like a native.

[Anonymous No.23527460]

>>23525912
This is a really good redo of a classic pasta.

[Anonymous No.23527720]

Looks like they hit the wrong button at 10AM

[Anonymous No.23527739]

>>23522314
PMs are technically overvalued cause of the ‘rona versus recent history but seeing what the governments and institutions of the world have coming down the pipe, it’s not that bad

[Anonymous No.23527754]

>>23527280
Not true. Good mining companies know we're going into a bull market. Take keith neumeyer from First Majestic -- he sold before last ER to have some cash on hand IIRC, but will be holding more in the reserves. These companies know bull markets in pms are cyclical (all markets are, really), and are preparing accordingly.

[Anonymous No.23527924]

>>23527266
That’s really your preference. But considering gold price is $1,900 you could get around $5,700 for all your paper gold, and with silver spot price at $24.50 and change, factoring in a premium of $3 depending on what you’re buying, you could get around 200 oz of silver.

[PAN MAN No.23528110]

>>23520110
no i have a collection of sample images from major mines around the world, but i should try and buy a display sample from Red Lake some day.

[Anonymous No.23528138]

>>23527739

silver selenide looks interesting. there are enough energy-oriented applications to make me think it will never really be less expensive than it is now.

[Anonymous No.23528142]

I just received this over the mail, will I make it?

[PAN MAN No.23528143]

>>23519935
Its most likely igneous rock, its very rare for fossil organic materials to survive the treatment gold goes through to become an ore body.

[Anonymous No.23528207]

>>23528142
Yeah, looks like a rare mint strike error
Should be worth like $100k

[Anonymous No.23528208]

>>23526881
just got some AXU @$2.53

[Anonymous No.23528247]

>>23528138
That’s possible, I don’t know. I just think that either way silver will (at the absolute least) retain its value, I just don’t know cause of ‘rona memes

[Anonymous No.23528443]

should i buy dolly varden or klondike today? I'm gonna sell my position in hecla or kinross for it.

[Anonymous No.23528454]

>>23528143
Heard of a place when i was hounding called N*gger Flats in Nv where the gold occurred as a replacement mineral in petrified wood? Wood had previously petrified I guess.....

[Anonymous No.23528481]

Great my bayhorse sell order wont go through.

[Anonymous No.23528494]

>>23528481
STOP SELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLING

[Anonymous No.23528498]

>>23526881
Been looking into TOC, seems predy gud but will have to weigh my options a little. AUN, SSVR are high priority since I don't hold a position on those yet, also would like to add more PGM. Can never be too much PGM

[Anonymous No.23528521]

>>23528481
Only hands made of metal allowed on precious metal general anon

[Anonymous No.23528525]

>>23528494
They should give me a reason not to.

[Anonymous No.23528532]

>>23528525
>BONANZA DRILL RESULTS

[Anonymous No.23528545]

>>23528532
Fuck i hate this

[Anonymous No.23528575]

>>23528454
Why did you censor nigger

[Anonymous No.23528600]

>>23528545
Just hang in there anon, we will sell when they release something exciting and move onto something that actually delivers on promises

[Anonymous No.23528625]

>>23528494
bayhorse sucks

[Anonymous No.23528642]

>>23528545
we gonna make it nigger

[Anonymous No.23528796]

my updated memelines, everything still being set up as expected

[Anonymous No.23528816]

>>23528796
>it's nearing the pennant
Oh boy.

[Anonymous No.23528904]

>>23528796
AYYYOOOOO

SOS WAT U BE SAYIN IS

THAT

DE MARCET

*HOOTS*

DE MARCET IS FINNA CRASH BUHT PMS WON CRASH WIT IT?

YOU MAKIN A CASE FOR PMS MY NEGUS?

[Anonymous No.23529064]

Fuck you bayhorse

[Anonymous No.23529096]

>>23528481
>>23528625
kek, I bought $600 last month and it's now worth $450, maybe when silver hits $27-$28 I'll get even

[Anonymous No.23529132]

>>23522288
Thank!

>>23522327
Well fuck /tg/ anyways, bastards exiled us to die.

>>23522329
Some are. Some are comically cruel/lethal.

[Anonymous No.23529241]

>>23529132
>comically cruel/lethal
Those are the ones that are most fun to play with. Is SOM still running?

[Anonymous No.23529260]

>>23529096
>>23529064
>>23528625
I bought 8.5k shares and I refuse to look at the price until we hit like 40$ silver. Whenever that is.

[Anonymous No.23529311]

>>23521379

You made me realize how good it is to compare pizza deals with a silver ounce.

1 silver ounce would get me 2 medium pizzas, 4 soda pop, and a dip two years ago. Now that same silver ounce would get me double the amount. So if I wait another year holding onto the same ounce, I can get triple the deal with 6 pizzas, 12 drinks, and 3 dipping sauces. As long as I hold onto my silver, my purchasing power becomes vastly superior than I would holding onto cash! I'm finally getting it now! Wow!

[Anonymous No.23529328]

>>23518074
MY MINERS JUST KEEP DROPPING

[Anonymous No.23529423]

Was just looking through my orders
I paid $48 CAD for an American Silver Eagle in early Sept lmfao
Good god

[Anonymous No.23529428]

Soon....
SOOOOOOOOOONNNN

[Anonymous No.23529450]

Last night I dreamt that I ate half a roll of silver quarters, does anyone here have any idea what that could mean?

[Anonymous No.23529519]

>>23518074
MY STUPID FUCKING STUPID SILVER IS STUPID FUCKING STUPID WORTHLESS!!!!

[Anonymous No.23529576]

>>23529428
>fearmonger article
>trump smear top right
>covid cases spiking 2 weeks til election
so weird guise how could this be happening?

[Anonymous No.23529610]

Why are you guys selling miners?

[Anonymous No.23529637]

>>23529423

Where did you buy it? that's way too expensive.

[Anonymous No.23529638]

>>23529450
Tomorrow you will dream of shitting silver

[Anonymous No.23529705]

>>23529610
were selling bayhorse because its dogshit, i turned mine into aurcana

[Anonymous No.23529801]

Sharing in case anyone is interested in better inflation metrics. I'm starting to think pic related is the best way to track it.

Basically just take M2*M2Velocity and call it a day. It jibes with my gut sense and things like Big Mac index. Trading view makes it pretty ez.

[Anonymous No.23529820]

>>23528208
Great Panther is cheap today lads, just got 1,000 moar @$0.82

[Anonymous No.23529852]

>>23529423
Damn, ASEs are actually cheaper than Maples where I live rn which is usually the opposite case

[Anonymous No.23529854]

>>23529801
Does this chart imply that once money velocity picks back up again post-covid that the USD is absolutely fucked considering the M2 supply increase? Not to mention foreign players leaving the USD to return to theri national currencies (USD was covid safe haven fiat).. thoughts?

[Anonymous No.23529884]

>>23529260
that's the way to do it bro, with $40 silver even Bayhorse should go 5x

[Anonymous No.23529887]

>>23529637
>>23529852
Silver Gold Bull,
check it :'(

[Anonymous No.23529919]

>>23529887
>sgb
nothing new from them but thats actually disgusting

[Anonymous No.23529925]

>>23529705
I recall I puked up a single quarter in the dream. I actually checked my safe when I woke up to make sure all the quarters were there.

[Anonymous No.23529933]

>>23529919
When priced dropped to 21.90 they just touched under 39$ ea

[Anonymous No.23529956]

>>23529887

RIP bro. I hope silver hits 40 CAD and you'll make your money back after. Buying ASE are too expensive. Check out PMX Canada.

[Anonymous No.23529968]

>>23529887
Damn, that's basically a $50 (CAD) coin. I heard PMX is the best cdn site to use, but I'm not 100% sure on that. You must have bought ATT but at least you didn't buy a monsterbox

[Anonymous No.23530045]

Got my pepper grinder anon. First impression is tang it feels light. I’ll strip it down later to clean it and weight the sterling.

[Anonymous No.23530067]

>>23529887
TD has maples for $41 and ASEs for $43

[Anonymous No.23530070]

>>23530045
GMT CO USA. Stamped “STERLING”.

[Anonymous No.23530121]

>>23530067
Yeah currently, but when I bought we were at 26.50-27$ (forget exactly)
I've found SGB isn't that expensive, when we hit the 21.90 level RCM 10oz bars were $360

[Anonymous No.23530135]

Leaf stacking bros, where do you get your silver?

[Anonymous No.23530165]

>>23529854
Yes dude. The money was already printed. There are all these faggots parroting deflation, but IT ALREADY HAPPENED. We just have to wait for the money multiplier to do its work.

[Anonymous No.23530304]

Will gold/silver continue to drop into tomorrow?

[Anonymous No.23530399]

>>23530045
Interesting, let us know how it goes

[Anonymous No.23530454]

>>23530304
yes

[Anonymous No.23530474]

>>23530304
Imho silver may shoot up to $500, possibly $600 in the next few days imho

[Anonymous No.23530518]

>>23530474
Checked

[Anonymous No.23530534]

>>23530518
Are you fucking newfag or something he didn’t ever get digits

[Anonymous No.23530561]

>>23530518
Are you a fucking newfag or something he didn’t even get digits

[Anonymous No.23530576]

>>23530474
i hope not, i want some pneumatic coins but i cant get them to the end of the week

[Anonymous No.23530632]

>>23527374
The British Empire is almost exclusively (((not totally British))) at the top now.

We've been infiltrated and subverted for a long long time. Whilst I'm perfectly willing to accept that not all (((rootless cosmopolitans))) are in on this I'd appreciate at least a decent percentage publicly calling out what their elites have done to the world via usury...

Fair point?

[Anonymous No.23530635]

>>23530474
No, The fundimentals are there, but the wider market will not. You are jumping the gun since we have the US elections, The swap happening in january 25th, and 2023 for EU and American CBDC. They will pump this until the average american is like the Congo before the dutch came in.

[Anonymous No.23530647]

>>23530561

[Anonymous No.23530682]

>>23529328
My entire portfolio is in the red.

[Anonymous No.23530701]

>>23530561

[Anonymous No.23530708]

>>23530632
https://www.bitchute.com/video/v9Pm76ZQPiF1/
How much of this is true?

[Anonymous No.23530713]

>>23530304
Its going to zero.

[Anonymous No.23530793]

>>23530135
PMX is almost universally better with their pricing but the free shipping threshold is $500 while SGB is $300, however, SGB has a wider selection. If you just want da shtack then PMX is best

I'll probably be swapping over to PMX for most of my purposes desu, they have better deals on larger bars which is good for silversmithing

[Anonymous No.23530826]

>>23530561

[Anonymous No.23530839]

>>23530576
>pneumatic
please tell me this is a meme because I saw this word 100 times already here and it's driving me insane

[Anonymous No.23530847]

>>23530708
99%-100%

[Anonymous No.23530874]

>>23530682
you can probably chalk that up to dow jones going down over 2% today

[Anonymous No.23530918]

>tfw happily following the tracking on your order
>making progress
>goes through customs
>then no updates for a whole week
Did some cheeky postman just steal my fucking silver?

[Anonymous No.23530948]

>>23528575
figured we werent /pol/

[Anonymous No.23530958]

>>23530682
even Aurcana? 17 stonks and only green for me are Aurcana, Fortuna and Impact which are +$1200

[Anonymous No.23530986]

>>23530708
Might be a Neturei Karta Rabbi. They rejected the Talmud so they've remained at least partially sane.

I'd say is basically all correct but narrow.

He's missed out something crucial. The Nazis dissolved all trusts which is how great wealth is hidden.

More importantly he focuses on jews pursuing profitability but in reality the top level ones are more interested in racial destruction of whites.

They're planning for total world control. This covid narrative is a desperate move. It's not going to work because Putin is close to implementing something which will make the truth about banking mainstream. That's why they have to keep escalating. The chosen missed their time window.

[Anonymous No.23530999]

>>23530948
There are very, very few boards where anons don't say nigger.

[Anonymous No.23531014]

>>23530918
No, that's customs for you

[Anonymous No.23531029]

>>23529801
Can you also chart the following with a separate y scale d(M3-M2)/dM2

[Anonymous No.23531034]

>>23530948
did you miss the daily "N" threads here?

[Anonymous No.23531055]

>gold is stable
>miners dump
>gold goes up
>miners dump
>gold goes down
>miners dump harder

Why

[Anonymous No.23531063]

>>23531014
When I said it went through customs what I mean is that it was released from customs. My bad.

[Anonymous No.23531064]

>>23531034
Maybe he missed the daily "I" threads too.

[Anonymous No.23531065]

>When the first few silver coins you've ever bought were supposed to show up on Saturday and it's now Monday

Not off to a good start boys

[Anonymous No.23531073]

>>23531055
correction from bullrun
another rally comes when it comes

[Anonymous No.23531106]

>>23531065
We've all been swindled.

[Anonymous No.23531124]

>>23531064
hmm interestin"G"

[Anonymous No.23531154]

>>23531124
They were truly amazin"g".

[Anonymous No.23531172]

>>23531065
What did you get? Or are you going to wait and show us on the day it comes?

[Anonymous No.23531189]

>silver goes up
i win
>silver goes down
i win

can't lose

[Anonymous No.23531223]

>>23531065
you're still far ahead of the curve. A bit late but still, only 24$.

[Anonymous No.23531231]

>>23530999
>very few boards
which? Did you mean to say 0 boards?

[Anonymous No.23531275]

>>23530647
>>23530701
>>23530826
Ok seriously what am I missing here

[Anonymous No.23531278]

>>23529096
>POV_you_are_chad.webm

[Anonymous No.23531286]

>>23531231
Well, I've never bothered to visit /lgbt/ and I haven't visited /his/ in a while so I'm not sure if anything changed.

[Anonymous No.23531360]

>>23531154
Ind"E"ed.

[Anonymous No.23531366]

>>23531189
this
>rock go up, grug no sell
>rock go down, grug buy rock
long nose tribe have many trees, grow many leafs. no grow more rock

[Anonymous No.23531421]

>>23531360
I "R"eally wish I knew what you were talking about...

[Anonymous No.23531437]

>>23531275
Anon, you've just committed what memers here call an "Epic fail"

[Anonymous No.23531458]

>>23531421
EPIC WIN!!

[Anonymous No.23531460]

>>23531366
feeling this. i love gold and silver. if i had 50k for a luxury car i would buy a 5k car 45k pm

[Anonymous No.23531583]

>>23531172
I bought some ASEs and some of pic related for the historical relevance, but I'll post a pic whenever USPS decides to stop being faggots and deliver them

[Anonymous No.23531595]

>>23531460
That's unironically a better investment anyway since a luxury vehicle would just devalue itself while the PMs would retain basically all of their value

[Anonymous No.23531740]

>>23531437
Unless my screen is different because I’m mobileposting he definitely didn’t get digits and I don’t know why people are saying “checked”

[Anonymous No.23531822]

>>23531740
They're busting your balls anon. Is joke, capisce?
While I'm at it
New Thread: >>23518074

[Anonymous No.23531869]

>>23531740
Wait, wrong one
>>23531789

[Anonymous No.23531919]

>>23531822
why are you busting our balls