/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17930220
i haven't been on /smg/ in a few years and thats the only thing i remember

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>>1884826

been lurking /b/ and /biz/ saving pics of gold, silver, and cash for ages, cuz I'm lame like that

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>>1484071

As someone who owns 20+ oz in physical gold, I think that buying at around ~$1300/oz is a smart move as we are only going to see gold and silver going higher as the US dollar drops.

I am also a currency trader who is shorting the dollar, as it has already had such as long bull run and can't go much higher IMO. When that happens, gold will go higher.

But to be honest, physical metals arent that good as investments as you will need to pay a premium to buy it, and also when you sell it. You won't make a profit unless it goes a lot higher. I also hold cryptos, stocks, and fiat currency. I mostly see gold as a long term physical asset that I plan to pass on to my future generations.