Where all the Silver Marines go?

[Anonymous No.50078768]

Did I get tricked into spending money on shiny rocks?

[Anonymous No.50078901]

Get paid today so looking at picking up few oz whilst its cheap.

[Anonymous No.50078918]

still here
still stackin
not the least bit discouraged
in fact, when i see people whine about silver i get genuinely confused
then i remember he's just some impatient nigger looking at the spot price

[Anonymous No.50078954]

>>50078768
Imagine bagholding an asset for for 42 years.
>any moment now
>just 2 more weeks
>1985: comex collapse imminent, just gotta buy a bit more
>1990: comex collapse imminent, just gotta buy a bit more
>1995: comex collapse imminent, just gotta buy a bit more
>2000: comex collapse imminent, just gotta buy a bit more
>2005: comex collapse imminent, just gotta buy a bit more
>2010: comex collapse imminent, just gotta buy a bit more
>2015: comex collapse imminent, just gotta buy a bit more
>2020: comex collapse imminent, just gotta buy a bit more
>2025: comex collapse imminent, just gotta buy a bit more

[Anonymous No.50078986]

>>50078954
most of us bought plenty of silver at $15, sweetie
we are in the green
unlike 2021 crypto buyers

[Anonymous No.50079007]

>>50078986
Silver is a stablecoin to crypto. Almost identical to USD.

[Anonymous No.50079016]

>>50079007
>bitcoin: -65%

[Anonymous No.50079040]

>>50079007
>>50079016
Silver, like gold, keeps getting devalued against BTC and other crytpos; devalued into almost nothing eventually, just like the USD.

[Anonymous No.50079073]

>>50078986
>sweetie we are in the green
uhh if you had bought crypto when silver was $15 you would have multiplied your usd value instead of only having 25% more. also
>measuring in fiat
the rockslut betrays himself

[Anonymous No.50079074]

>>50079016
>bear markets are a new thing and have never occurred before

[Anonymous No.50079104]

>>50079007
Gold for comparison.

[Anonymous No.50079127]

>>50078768
>Did I get tricked
Short answer yes
Long answer yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees

[Anonymous No.50079129]

>>50079040
>>50079073
>>50079074
>ethereum: -75%

[Anonymous No.50079221]

>>50079040
Gold for comparison, same kind of pic.

When zoomed out, both "Silver-BTC" and "Gold-BTC" charts are almost identical to a regular BTC-USD chart. Because that's how devalued they've gotten against BTC. Measuring Bitcoin in USD, Silver or Gold makes very little difference.

[Anonymous No.50079272]

>>50079221
yes, sweetie, we all know btc is in a bubble
it is now popping, in case you didn't notice

[Anonymous No.50079342]

>50078954
>YOU BOUGHT SILVER IN 1985 RIGHT FELLOW STACKER? HAHAHAHAHAHA YOU LOST SO MUCH MONEY FAGGOT LOOK AT HOW POOR YOU ARE
Half of the people on /biz/ are zoomers you stupid fucking shill. And plenty of the people who post on /pmg/ are Gen x'ers, Millennials and Zoomers who see no value in the dollar for the foreseeable future. Not a single person here bought silver at $50 an ounce, and you are going to be very disappointed when the dollar inevitably collapses.
Try again.

[Anonymous No.50079346]

>>50078768
No. If you bought at any point in the last 3 years you bought the bottom. Just remember to sell some at $100

[Anonymous No.50079395]

>>50079104
>>50079221
Another excellent chart showing the rapid and extreme devaluation of Gold against BTC. Notice the green candles? Yeah, there's a few. What happened after them?

[Anonymous No.50079447]

>>50079007
>>50079040
>>50079104
>>50079221
>>50079395
Same problem the USD has, when compared to BTC.

[Anonymous No.50079471]

>>50079447
hey, how has the BTC/USD chart been since 2021?

[Anonymous No.50079491]

>>50078954
>everyone who bought silver bought at 1980 highs
Lmao cope you dumb shill. I hope you're spending your $0.25 per post on gold and silver.

[Anonymous No.50079513]

>>50079471
That pic was screenshotted a few min ago.

[Anonymous No.50079532]

>>50079342
>Not a single person here bought silver at $50 an ounce
Heh-heh-heh, no, never.....
>SweatingGuy.jpg

[Anonymous No.50079589]

I feel comfy af owning my entire net worth in silver knowing it can not go below the cost of production long term while bitcoin chain link fun coins etc can all go to zero.

[Anonymous No.50079606]

Imaginary internet tulips bussin frfr. No cap. 100 100. On God! Gold and silver sus. ..........Fortnite dancing ensues

[Anonymous No.50079612]

>>50079221
>silver is like its 1985
>bitcoin is like its 2010
Keep living in the past, you can fantasize about btc's next x1000 for the next fifty years if you want. Bitcoin will never be an undiscovered brand new asset class again. Silver has millennia of history and above ground supply is dwindling, consumed by industry at a faster rate than it comes out of the ground. Banks are so threatened by silver they invent 250+ ounces of paper silver for every single ounce of real silver that hits the market and make it nearly impossible to actually take delivery from the comex. Try it, they'll dick you around for months before settling in cash and laughing at you for wasting your time.

[Anonymous No.50079632]

>>50079513
oh really? it's kind of hard to read
i like this one better

[Anonymous No.50079647]

>lost against inflation

[Anonymous No.50079661]

Just placed a order, just getting sick of the fucking premium rape.

[Anonymous No.50079672]

>>50078768
Precious metals dealers must be the most altruistic people on earth, willingly giving away their stash to the masses instead of hoarding it all for the upcoming great reset
> Exchange your worthless fiat for this silver
> Only $4.99 over spot price!

[Anonymous No.50079693]

>>50079672
you could say the same thing about BTC miners, why don't they hoard all their BTC instead of dumping it? it's going to a million gajillion dollars, right?

[Anonymous No.50079831]

>>50078768
Its held up better than crypto and I bought it with crypto.

[Anonymous No.50079867]

Probably coping with the fact that their precious metals will last longer than Earth itself.

[Anonymous No.50079869]

>>50079693
Exactly. Suckers exist everywhere

[Anonymous No.50079964]

>>50079471
>METALFAG ACTUALLY DEFENDING THE USD
And thus the (((pro gold/silver anti-bitcoin shill))) reveals his true colors.

[Anonymous No.50080062]

>>50079672

dealers live off the commissions they take on purchases and sales, regardless of the price. Indeed, even if they have to buy 10,000 bucks a kilo of silver after the happening, at the very moment of the purchase, the sale is guaranteed at the spot price at the Swiss foundry with whom they work.
Moreover, if we arrive at this kind of price, it means that the monetary shift will have taken place and that precious metals will be in high demand. It could even be that the new banks buy your stack directly by crediting your account with the new dollar without taking a commission.

[Anonymous No.50080083]

>>50078768
Still coolin, waiting on threads like this to pop up so I can say all PM investors are based. Zooners coming into these threads shilling crypto is one of the funniest things on this board.

[Anonymous No.50080098]

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[Anonymous No.50080166]

>>50079672
you see it wrong they allways have a big stack. they sell they buy. when dollars become worthless they still have a shop full of silver.

[Anonymous No.50080280]

>>50080098
Haha, Indian artwork.
And also: If you have weak arguments just increase volume.

[Anonymous No.50080331]

Did silver get dumped?
I still see it above 25 dollars for 1 ounce coins

[Anonymous No.50080413]

>all in on silver miners
feels bad man

[Anonymous No.50080532]

>>50078768
I like how heavy it is. I bought some to put in a small bag so now I have a heavy bag.