/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57203472
>what's the safest silver coin that will do a 10x in 2024?
We are in the phase of extreme antisemitism expansion in the normiesphere rn. Especially with all the Epstein's victims saying how it basically all is a jewish supremacist mafia in charge. Betting on nazi silber is betting on the future. We are at a point where normies start to have the balls to look in the matter and openly discuss it, the snowball is inevitable.

>>54519023
The only eagle i'm willing to spend some extra on. Pretty insane to witness the fucking reichsmark's premium to be lower than fucking US junk kek. Without even acknowledging the symbolic, historic, (some would add artistic) and metaphysical value of the RMs, which are mogging US junk to levels unfathomable, one have been minted only for 3 years for a total of 50M coins, 90% of which have been melted down and sent back home by the red army and the allies, then declared morally reprehensible by the Bundesregierung and further melted down by the germans themselves as ultimate sign of submission.
The other have been minted so much it's legit hard to calculate it.

But we probably are at 5 millions 5RM versus 5 billions of half dollars existing. 1000x more common, yet somehow more expensive. This is the ultimate testimony at how stupidly rich burgers still are. You are so rich you don't care about what you do with your money. But it's understandable, you don't have to work much to make a lot in the US, your centralized power simply vampirize productivity from all others nations. But as the USD is finally losing it's reserve currency status, you'll progressively pay more attention at how you spend. And be smarter about it. Trust the poorfag yuropoor i am on this one.
We could argue this trend already started, especially concerning food. Mcdolan, doordash, KFC, etc.. going full "restructuring" since last month is a telling sign people start to consider spending 2Ks in food + tips each month isn't a financially sustainable approach.
Personally my last fast food was an economic "McFirst" formula, over a year ago. And i still feel guilty about spending those 6 bux so recklessly.

>>53575757
Nice digits fren. I carry pic rel on me everywhere i go.