/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53335019
See you tomorrow. The shills are getting worse but mintanon and holoanon are alright. I just but generic kilos.

I’ve been thinking about all the silver stackers I’ve seen and I realized the only allure for me is if society collapses. But if society collapses, I don’t need real silver. Everyone who can identify silver already has stacks to spend, they won’t be selling me stuff for silver.

So what’s the best metal to create fake silver? Hopefully something I can make into blank rounds myself without expensive equipment, or something I can already buy in coin form if it is cheap enough.

>buy silver
>premiums
>tax
>shipping costs
>instantly down 30%
>you wont even breakeven for 5-10 years

What? Whats the point of even buying coins? Its not like we are truly going to get to a point where merc dimes are accepted as payment. And if your investing/hedging against inflation, wouldn't it just be better to save $1000 and get a fat bar every time you want to buy. This would let you save money on premiums, shipping per oz, and tax (my state says if I buy more than $1000 in silver I pay no tax). All selling is going to be at spot price or less anyway. My plan is to stack to avoid inflation and pass my stack on to my firstborn son anyway so no point in wasting money I don't have to.

>>27512697
Down almost 10% today. Yikes.

Average price of $16.
I did get a little nervous when silver dropped in March, but I thought fuck it, I like silver in the long run.
Any other private investor whales here in biz?

Why is the price of a PM dictated by trading in fantasy papers that have nothing to do with actual silver?

Any objection you have to the question is instantly nullified by the fact physical silver is no longer traded by spot but by random prices: 150-350% of spot.

Are we ever going to get some kind of guideline to physical silver price or is it just going to be random from here on out?

MUH FREE MARKET lol

What are you stackin anon? You are prepared for economic turbulence right?