/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24273089
Supercomputer says there is a chance of going below the $1,000 mark but all signs are a bit too bullish at the moment on all time-frames. It's like a snow-globe all shock-up. It never did sub $1,000 and it really needs it. I for one welcome our new shitcoin overlords - it might be what's needed.

>>23620467
It's a super computer that predicts decades ahead what's to come. I wrote about how I was skeptical about it when I first started work with it. I'm not for a long time now and have been acting on it's predictions for some time now. It takes a great insight to understand what are the reasons behind the projections though.

I am personally excited by the coming decades. That doesn't make the super computer any less frightening to work with though. Perspective helps lots.

Fortify the castle.

And I'm making this point because if /pmg/ers think there is going to be any sort of transition to gold and silver money and that they are going to ride it out from the safety of their tiny wooden structured house they are greatly mistaken.

>>23620546
I am.

>>22080100
In the past small denomination and non-precious metal coins were commonly counterfeit. Even precious metals were counterfeit and there are great examples of counterfeit PM coins being of a higher purity than the originals - though generally looking a bit worse and that's how they actually could circulate. For the most part this was actually ignored by authorities generally despite literal death penalties in place. Small coinage wasn't very economical for the authorities and the forgeries tended to be good enough that they were commonly accepted. Coinage for small transaction was always needed... and considering people actually saved... in those coins there really needed to be a fresh supply continuously. And on top of that the PM coins that were forged tended to occur when supply was short and again... authorities looked the other way (as they needed to get paid too!)... as long as the metal content was right (or about right). It was actually the governments that debased the coins... at that time... not counterfeiters - counterfeits didn't want to end up dead. The threat was always the governments.

Currently, and for a very long time, numerous mints and refiners that strike coins or bars are profitable without a face value. It's also generally accepted that tiny face values given would not be chased up by authorities and in some regions is actually protected under law. No one is going to jump on a kid making tiny copper coins with a smiley face on it marked as 1c... though many people might not accept those coins outside of novelty. Also, no one is going to jump on a mint making a 1/10th oz gold coin marked as 1c even without permission. The only case when it's actually an issue is with real fakes... as in selling or circulating something that's not as it should be... metal content being otherwise.

>>21926412
>>21926444

You mean these,
>>21921334 >>21917888

The propaganda peacefully intensifies around Russia, China, East Europe and Mainland Europe. It's a real thorn in the side of the West. They can't imagine that people wouldn't want to live under their glorious version of Communism after already going through one version of Communism. And with that Master being the one that had the largest hand in destroying Mainland Europe twice and instituting an economic system that was very Tom Sawyer like and giving half of Mainland Europe to the Communists. Quite a victory. I am sorry, but the belief in American... and Western exceptionalism has run thin.

The Western strategy is of continuous failure while pretending it's the actual strategy and no matter how hard they try to turn the whole world into their plantation it will not work and the ultimate account settlement for all this will be severe beyond belief.

Things can always get worse, much much worse. Be thankful they are not at the moment and even when they do get worse, be thankful they are not even far worse.

I am from a family that has waged war for centuries and will continue to do such... but by the time my grand children wage war the world will be so different that the stories that will be passed down to them will seem a fiction. The things that would make me happy in the heart would horrify about 7.8 billion people.

>>21825863
digits and thousands

>>21695076
OK jew, cool story bro. Now talk about how much gold and silver you have bought and plan to buy and where from n' sheeeeit. And post photos of your stack. Also post photos of your dilating glass rod or beer can or whatever the fuck you use.