/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56917944
>words
>look at this graph

hmmm dont care

>>51393372
>Am I crazy?
No, stacking metals rite now is the sanest thing you can do. The world around you is what's crazy.
>letting the money rest in the hopes that they will still worth $40k in the future.
It wont.
>Feels much more straightforward than any other scheme.
Thats because it is. Gold and Silver are money everything else is not. You hold it you own it no matter what happens you will always have money.
>slowly but steadily get $40k of 70% silver %30 gold
This is a good plan.

I just had a horrible realization - inflation away from the metallic standard is what allows the microtransaction hell world we live in. When a day's wage is a silver dime, the very smallest unit of currency that exists is roughly equivalent to an hour's work. Sales taxes, card processing fees, DLC in games, everything that chips away at your savings less than a dollar at a time today no longer makes any sense at all. It becomes free, or vanishes. If society returns to shiny rock, forcing normies to use highly divisible crypto (most coins can go to what, a billionth?) is the only way that gravy train keeps going. Collect shinies and crypto both, frens. Squeeze the kikes from both ends.

>>28708632
This one?

>>28708689
Most of the world is midwits/NPCs, so there's a lot of gain to be made by treating them like the goyim they are.

>>28708768
No prob. I got some of the Highland Mint ounces from Golden Eagle and am about to pull the trigger on more. One thing I noticed about them is that they rotate items in and out of stock so that makes me feel better that they will deliver what they say they will.

10 oz: yea I feel you.

>>28251907

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