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Thoughts about investing in Silver rn, what do you think?
 
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silver is mad high but dk if it will keep pushing
 
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Buy as much as you can bro, but physasical silver bars
 
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Buy as much physical bars as you can. This is what I’m currently doing for the last few months and I’m up a lot. There are a lot of geopolitical tensions happening that will drive prices higher. Shanghai price diff and Middle East price diff is huge compared to US prices so that means there could still be a huge increase for US silver.
 
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It's at an all-time high right now, I wouldn't invest.
 
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It’s the best investment long term
The market is crazy

Long term, yeah, of course, but I don’t think it’s a great time to buy. I would buy the dip.
 
With all due respect, because you won’t believe it anyway. Physical silver is the best decision Right now. Since 2008 my family made milion $
People who hold physical silver can be happy. JPMorgan and those who invested in COMEX have a big problem.
 
Buy as much physical bars as you can. This is what I’m currently doing for the last few months and I’m up a lot. There are a lot of geopolitical tensions happening that will drive prices higher. Shanghai price diff and Middle East price diff is huge compared to US prices so that means there could still be a huge increase for US silver.

And yet, someone here is thinking.
 
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Buy as much physical bars as you can. This is what I’m currently doing for the last few months and I’m up a lot. There are a lot of geopolitical tensions happening that will drive prices higher. Shanghai price diff and Middle East price diff is huge compared to US prices so that means there could still be a huge increase for US silver.
Thx bra:feelsyay:
 
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Ppl who held slv etfs have the same returns but weren’t bothered by stupid bullshit like hauling it around
to be honest the main appeal of metals to me is that it helps me sleep better at night knowing if the "system" collapses then at least i have something physical to my name. so no i would not buy an etf in this case. and dont bring up muh ammo and guns thats a separate thing
 
If the system collapses not sure what you think shiny rock is gonna do for you. When covid hit, gold and silver went to zero, fast.
I hate this argument so much. The world used shiny rocks as currency before the information age for thousands of years. I am not talking about fake shit like covid either. That type of fear is like "oh the stocks are gonna go down i need to hoard currency like its the great depression". Im saying, for if government currency itself is threatened, and honestly nothing is going to convince me that it's not a possibility. Not a high possibility but one to prepare for nonetheless

This idea that rare shiny rocks won't be valuable without a state is ignorant of history. Doesn't mean people won't also be hoarding food, guns, etc. But there will always be trade and economy, and those with a surplus will always look to convert excess supply into long term currency.

And what's the worst case? Nothing happens and I can sell my metals for a huge gain as I please. Nothing ever happens
 
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If the system collapses not sure what you think shiny rock is gonna do for you. When covid hit, gold and silver went to zero, fast.

If the system collapses not sure what you think shiny rock is gonna do for you. When covid hit, gold and silver went to zero, fast.
It’s possible that I overestimated your intellectual abilities but… did I end up homeless?
 
I never said shiny rock would not be valuable. I said their isn't much reason that an emergency, like system collapse, will drive value accrual.
Ok then I agree completely. In fact everyone is obviously going to become a lot poorer, since there just wont be much of an economy left. However there will literally be 0 worth to "stocks" or paper money, no system to recognize it, so physically having stuff becomes the only form of wealth left. It's not value accrual, like I said it's just something that keeps me sane, the alternative is if you entrust your wealth to legal systems and digital networks, it can literally be completely ripped away from you after 1 happening.

Aside from this people don't generally use gold or silver as currency in the first world, it happens in undeveloped countries. Paper money is great for transacting, more convenient, it's "market lubricant" as they say. But fundamentally it's just a number, not even a shiny rock. If those systems disappear why wouldn't we go back to using gold and silver or whatever?
 
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Thoughts about investing in Silver rn, what do you think?
Why are all you retards saying this? My completely retarded bluepilled normie friend who lost thousands "hodling" doge and gamestop told me to buy the dip this morning. Is this a new stock hypetrain you retards saw on reddit. Zoom out my nigga

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I'd point out to, that there are lots of examples in the past 100 years, that emergency's have lead to government outlawing your ownership of Precious metals, and then expropriating them. That seems vastly more likely to occur then for it to accrue value as a result of an emergency. Ofc if they do it, it will send them all to zero, as no one reputable will want to touch a black market item that the government can legally steal.

OFC stocks will be of questionable value; maybe 0 maybe vast sums more. But the actual complex machinery and/or goods could absolutely go up in value as it would likely become irreplicable.
None of this is going to happen
 
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I'd point out to, that there are lots of examples in the past 100 years, that emergency's have lead to government outlawing your ownership of Precious metals, and then expropriating them. That seems vastly more likely to occur then for it to accrue value as a result of an emergency. Ofc if they do it, it will send them all to zero, as no one reputable will want to touch a black market item that the government can legally steal.

OFC stocks will be of questionable value; maybe 0 maybe vast sums more. But the actual complex machinery and/or goods could absolutely go up in value as it would likely become irreplicable.
Ok then i lost it in a boating accident and etc. Either way it doesnt matter, my life saving isnt in metals, im not counting on it to make me rich or live apocalypse fantasy (though i wouldnt mind that). I got lots in the system. Gov banning it doesnt mean shit to me, if it truly went to 0 (delusional) i would just buy a bunch more for cheap and make cool statues in my secret lair.

And it's unlikely that gov even USA could ban metal ownership at this point, they have already backtracked their previous ban, to do so again would cause far too much unrest. And it would simply be an opportunity for other countries to do the opposite
 
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If the system collapses not sure what you think shiny rock is gonna do for you. When covid hit, gold and silver went to zero, fast.
U can trade gold and silver to the brotherhood of steel cause they use that in technology
 
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