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>>52831126
What i'm trying to say is we need a fix benchmark itt to see the performance of PMs, and since 90% of the anons are americans, it's normal we use their standard.
The pound have been extremely volatile (in a shitty way) this year. For you and me (€) it looks like silver did a +15%, but in USD term it barely moved.
But in a sense, it's like we held our savings in dollars, thus avoided a 15% haircut compared to anybody else locally, which is pretty comfy. But it's pretty grim for the outcome of our currencies, even short term. We are dying bongbro. Not sure we have long left before our monies go to the shitter.

>>52831122
checked back fren