/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56443492
This but unironically. Nobody should forget that silver shills in /pmg/ know that what they're doing is extremely exploitative, which is why they frequently pretend to be extremely rude and unconstructive anti-silver posters. By deliberately trying to come across as ignorant and illogical opponents of paying extremely high premiums for silver meme coins, they're hoping that the teenagers in this general will respond along the lines of "Hey, that anti-silver guy is an obvious retard and a shill at that, I think I AM going to pay a 50% premium for that 1oz silver coin with Epic Pepe on it after all! I'm owning the feds!"

Notice the next post by the pro-silver-pretending-to-be-anti-silver shill, a blatantly ridiculous comment that serves only to make the anti-silver crowd look insane: >>56443560

You can highlight his ID to see similar posts. The aim is the same in all of them: make people who are warning newer anons against buying the precious metal equivalent of Funko Pops seem deranged so that more people will fall for their scams. These people are running businesses and want you to buy silver with what little money you have - and ONLY silver. They'll never mention gold, except as a small afterthought - "Oh, yeah, you should buy gold too, I guess, maybe, but before that MAKE SURE YOU DON'T MISS THE 2024 PIRATE APUTANNIA, COLLECTOR'S ITEM BRO, PREMIUM IS HIGH BUT IT WILL BE WORTH $500 BY 2030 WE SWEAR. Just use our discount code GRIFT24!"

Save your money and buy gold. Silver peaked in 2011; gold peaked last week. China and India and all the other shitholes aren't hoarding silver in anticipation of the total collapse of America; they're hoarding gold. And God have mercy on you if you're living in a country where there is VAT on silver but you got scammed into buying some anyway. Stop throwing your money at people just because they slapped Facebook Frog on a coin and, like, totally swear they're based and redpilled and antisemitic just like you, bro.