/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23612451
MY STUPID FUCKING SILVER IS FUCKING WORTHLESS!!!

Metals just hit a lil diff
Feels way better than cash and infinitely better than meme digits

>>23612497
>meme digits
Are you referring to stonks or shitcoin?

would a stock anon know how overnight markets work? is there a way the average anon can buy/sell after hours?

>>23612573
I was thinking the digital fiat meme but either works as well
We don't even have the kino stock certificates anymore. Aside from gainz, what's the point?

>>23612593
what a cutie. I would bend her over and put my papa in her johns

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/v/s/www.forbes.com/sites/timtreadgold/2020/10/20/silver-shines-says-citi-tipping-a-60-price-rise---for-starters/amp/%3famp_js_v=0.1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA%253D#ampf=

>>23612652
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/timtreadgold/2020/10/20/silver-shines-says-citi-tipping-a-60-price-rise---for-starters/amp/

Working link

>>23612605
But doesn’t Peter Schiff have a lot of his wealth in mining stocks? But yeah I agree stonks are only good for short to medium term gains

>>23612672
>But doesn’t Peter Schiff have a lot of his wealth in mining stocks?
I have no idea but probably since stocks are better for wealth building and metals are better for wealth storing, of which the former is almost always used by wealthy people because they're always chasing gainz, and rightfully so

>>23612559
Thanks for answering anon.

could Friday be a good day for our miners?

>>23612734
many seem to be going green already

how we doing tonight guys?

>>23612734
>>23612751
Miners always overreact. They hadn't even priced in $1700+ Gold till Q3 when it was at $1900. In fact, I'd say miners are under bought at the moment, assuming we grind out around $1800+ range through the election.

>>23612763
I'm in a dilemma of either buying this weekend or wait until after elections.
How are you?

>>23612763
About to buy 400$ worth of more silver eagles so doing very well.

>>23610597
Kilo coin gain rise up

>>23612763
howdy PAN MAN, Canada has cool rocks

>>23612825
tomorrow is looking like it might actually be an up day, election week a 10% down day for miners seems very possible

>>23612763
bought a metal detector, hitting up volleyball courts to see what I can find.

Gold drops, silver craters, bitcoin quietly moons. Congrats guys seriously

How can we form a private/shadow economy with gold and silver coins? Is this already a thing anywhere?

>>23612451
By the spirits of all mercantalists and bullionists, dubs will multiply silver's place by the last digit, and trips by the last two.

>>23612763
Ah hello Pan Man. I'm doing well, just researched a new company again. This one is called Nighthawk Gold, a small-cap (C$63.1M mcap) with a gigantic 900km2 property in Canada. Their property is in fact so huge that I found it difficult to even begin, I didn't know where to start. They just came out with great drilling results in October 21 -- 200.45m @ 2.01gpt Au in their main target inside the property (https://www.nighthawkgold.com/2020-10-21-NIGHTHAWK-INTERSECTS-200-45-METRES-OF-2-01-GPT-AU-UNCUT-INCLUDING-16-00-METRES-OF-4-91-GPT-GOLD-AT-COLOMAC#assets_all)) and their financials are great. Not only that but their PB ratio is 0.76x meaning that their price is lower than their book value, which is something I haven't seen yet when researching miners. The main project inside the property is almost certainly going to be a profitable open-pit mine (if they ever get to that stage)

On the other hand, because their property is so massive and because they'll have to build 200km of road to get the infrastructure going, I can't see this company going anywhere any time soon. I'm worried about their long-term financial health because they seem way too ambitious with this district-scale property. Will have to think real hard about investing into this. Maybe later when they've established more resources and laid out a plan for developing a mine

>>23612825
I dunno, on the one hand people could sell off more, on the other hand I think all the afraid hands already may have. Could be people are realizing they over reacted, and I think smart people realize stimulus is 100% coming so bought the cheapies.

>>23612929
You Cryptofags are cringe. Even my normie co-workers know it's a Ponzi.

>>23612942
we haven't even seen bloodshed in the major indecies yet. This crash hasn't even started dude.

>>23612929
Thank you for your input, now please, go and enjoy your virtual numbers and (((fiat))). MEN are stacking here.

>>23612918
look at those fucking teeth. Have some standards yellow fever nigger

>>23612825
i am waiting for shitty weather to leave so i can do some digging again. other than that not too bad. >>23612921
try parks too you would be amazed what people loose.
>>23612943
I ll have a look at Nighthawk after dinner bit busy tonight

>>23612929
What the fuck did you just fucking say about metals, you crypto cuck? I'll have you know I graduated top of my class in /pmg/ Boating Club, and I've been involved in numerous junk silver purchases, and I have over 300 confirmed ounces. I am trained in the mining sector and I'm the top panner in the entire Canadian jurisdiction. You are nothing to me but just another sheep. I will keep stacking with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with shilling that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of mining & macroeconomy insiders across the USA and the price of PM's is going up right now so you better prepare for the hyper-inflation, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You're fucking financially ruined, kid. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I can stack gold and silver in over seven hundred ways, and that's just with my bare hands. Not only am I extensively trained in the glorious art of stacking, but I have access to the entire Sprott mining stock portfolio and I will use it to its full extent to secure my financial stability in the coming bull market, you little shit. If only you could have known what unholy retribution society's rampant debt leveraging was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have invested in fucking precious metals. But you couldn't, you didn't, and now you're paying the price, you goddamn idiot. The Fed will print money all over you and you will drown in it. You're fucking ruined, kiddo.

>>23612969
ehh yeah I dont know and cant really say. Bought some cheapies, hopefully will have another 40-50k to throw at stuff in the next couple weeks... hoping the crash doesnt bottom out before all the funds transfer.

>>23612991
kek, all I see are milkers

post stacks
>50 toz of .999 silver
>11.75 toz of .925 silver
>0.4 toz of .999 gold

MY FUCKING SILVER IS WORTHLESS???!!!!!!!

Aaaaaaa why is bitcoin allowed to decouple but we dont?

>>23612970
Men are stacking sats not silver which is still down 50% for the last decade, nice try tho

>>23612929
FUD doesn’t work when I’m stacking a real metal with mass and value. Your meme digits mean nothing

>>23613034

these robotic korean girls are straight from uncanny valley. i don't get it.

>>23613016
yeah cold weather fucked me up Monday

>>23613071
Tell me, where does your shitcoin go when the power goes out permanently?

>>23613046
Nice. Let's see Paul Allen's stack.

>>23613053
I'll buy it off you
:-)

Why dont drug dealers take silver/gold coins?

>>23613071
>Men are stacking sats
I'm a zoomer and all the cryptokiddies I see are useless desu, based NEET life but equally useless

>>23613059
Cause it has a fixed supply and a fixed inflation there’s no Bypassing it unlike silver and gold, the higher the price goes the more they mine thus diluting supply and dumping the price which is what we see now. Bitcoin is superior in literally every way, I think it’s just bullion dealers here shilling to profit off idiots on premiums while they actually stack bitcoin

>>23613071
Do you understand that the price of physical silver derives value from the derivative. Its completely rigged. We take advantage of the price rigging because one day, money will leave the debt market and go into suppressed assets like gold and silver.

>>23613164
more like we treat silver like shit and we'll be running thin on supply within about 10 years

I wanted to get my first 1 toz of Gold. Is this not a good time to buy or should I just keep buying silver.

>>23613157
>Code new shitcoin
>Call it Bitcoin2.0
>You now have more Bitcoin
Bitcoin has no clothes. At least other Shitcoins pretend to have a actual program utility. Bitcoin is just a random generated number you pay for, that's it.

>>23613164
supply vs demand anon, there’s simply always going to be more supply then demand with silver, you think banks and funds wanna pay to store a thousand tons of crappy cheap silver? Or gold which takes up a few % of the space, or bitcoin which sits on a fuckin drive and bypasses all of those storage and transport costs , use your head

>>23613191
There’s never been a good time in the last decade to buy and hold silver, nothings changed . Silver is like xrp, gold is like an inferior bitcoin but still has future value

>>23613031
these mining stonks are so volatile I'm really tempted to start taking mickey mouse profits of even like $100 and just rebuying a later dip that's lower

>>23613157
>>23613209

bitcoin proponents tend to ignore the fact that it could easily be replaced by other currencies including its own forks, so the scarcity argument really doesn't hold water. even if it did, bitcoin has no intrinsic value, besides being a very inefficient way to communicate very small amounts of information.

>>23613230
Silver and gold have a track record of thousands of years. Come back to me when bitcoin is old enough to vote.
>>23613191
Can someone with actual advice please help, thanks.

>>23612593
Is that Missy?
her baby Nirvana got so big.

>>23613206
It’s been done before and it’s failed everytime, same as clones of gold, your argument has no merit . I honestly think you guys larp as bitcoin haters cause it’s impossible for the logical PM lover to hate btc cause it’s superior, the reason bullion dealers hate it is they can’t charge their ~5% scam premium on top like they do when they dump metals

>>23613071
HAHAHA btc hasn’t hit ATH ever since it’s peak. We just broke it. Fuck off.

All of you are stupid as fuck.

>>23613115
You don't know any good drug dealers then jamal

>>23613301
Gold 9 year roi. 2%
Silver 9 year roi -40%
Dow Jones 9 year roi 140%
Bitcoin 9 year roi, need I say a few thousand x keep trying though kid

>>23613327
Guess not, though most good ones just take fiat. Why can't I trade my coins for crack or watermelon and chicken?

>>23613267
>Can someone with actual advice please help, thanks.
Best time to buy PM's? years ago
Next best time to buy PM's? yesterday
Next best time to buy PM's? today

>>23612918
I bought a bunch at $28/$30 and then lost my job. I wish I could buy more right now. Bring my avg. cost down.

>>23613267
It's about $150 above what it was before the March crash. If you're planning on holding for a few years you should have no problems.
Basically, yes in my opinion.

>>23613191
>>23613267
here's the deal
the gold:silver ratio is still at an extreme (1:75 or something) buying gold is fine and if you more than a suicide stack worth of silver (generally 100 toz). HOWEVER, Gains are more likely with silver than gold especially as silver demand is growing because of green tech as well as that ratio.

>>23613352
>good ones just take fiat
Have fun dealing with tyrone in the back alley jamal.

>>23613350

people tend to think in linear terms. "stock goes up today, stock goes up tomorrow". i'm sure someone has come up with a name for this fallacy.

>>23613350
>cherry picking the last ATH of PM's to compare them too

whew lad... you must be desperate to waste your time in PMG with that FUD

Bitcoin did poorly because in the 1700s I could have bought manhattan for beads and trinkets, now its worth a gorillion dollars.

>>23613285
>It’s been done before and it’s failed everytime
A whole 11 years, lmao. It hasn't even survived a whole financial cycle. Anybody who missed the top on January 1st 2017, won't make the same mistake twice, and those who do get rug-pulled will never recover.

>>23613402
>manhattan
Nah, it's been in a decline for a while.

>>23613370
>>23613376
I haven’t counted but I probably am getting near the 200 oz mark. The think is I have like .3 oz of gold so I just thought if it would be safe to diversity metals some more.

>>23613350
>implying 9 years is a common roi holding period.

>>23613446
if you can afford it and get a good deal on it, I'd do it.

Can't wait for the great printing to begin.

>>23613484
I get what you mean buy the silver is the better buy. For the same price I could about 70 ASEs (more if I bought off of Craigslist) for the the price of 1 AGE. Seems a bit dumb seeing at one point the ration was 1:20 and lower. I need to sleep on it.

>>23613279
who's Missy?
got an insta?

>>23612734
we tested bottom so yeah we leg up and test bottom again in a week or two

>>23613570
I'm not saying we'll see 1:20 (I want to believe) but since 2000 the ratio sits around 1:~65

Why aren't you investing in luxury timepieces, /pmg/?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYUhUSvUwLo&t=885
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75rxZ1twZgs&t=273

buy silver

>>23613191
On one hand, gold is higher than it's ever been. But on the other hand, history shows us that it's still going to keep its value while currencies devalue. There is no bad time to buy gold even if it's going to go down. It might go down if the markets somehow regain confidence but I believe it will pump again soon because some countries are closing their borders again in fear of the coof. Silver too I believe will go up in value in the long run, but not as much as gold.
>>23613267
holy fuck you are based
welcome to /pmg/, you fit in perfectly

>>23613624
MAN ON THE FUUUUCKINGGG MOON!

>>23613624
>everything boomers are afraid of for the titles of videos
unless the watch is 18k gold I'll pass
also gl finding a silver watch

>>23613624
A much better store of value then silver, yes

>>23613624
I hate getting eyes when they see my watch and they assume I’m rich. I just like to show none of my wealth and let people assume I am just an average joe with a shitty Casio watch. The evil eye is real these days. People will think your rich when you buy a second car for your self that’s 20 years old.

>>23613115
I always took silver. the mexicans did too.

>>23613624
For the same reason you shouldn't invest in 'luxury apartment buildings'. There is inherently nothing luxurious about them. A man of luxury doesn't have to hear, see, or smell a bunch of people not in his employ, and a man of luxury doesn't give a shit about the time of day except to gauge what sort of drink to pour.

>>23613350
>stonks up!!1!1
brrrrrr
>bitcoin1!
I won't be investing in fucking tulips

IT'S HAPPENING

buy lots of silver

>>23613798
That image screams at me to sell though.

Has anyone ever felt those 1,000 toz silver bricks before? It's my dream to eventually own one, but I was wondering if anyone had the means they would get one.

>>23613624
despite what the others are saying, I'd say that if you know your stuff, luxury watches actually are a good investment, just as any other collectible (be it comic books, old games, vintage cars, you name it) is a good investment if you know your stuff. The video titles are pretty funny though honestly

>craigslist ad
>offer to buy $8.25FV for $120
>they agree
>ask to meet
>"my husband will do the calculations!"
>"that'll be $190"
Retarded boomers

>>23613832
never sell

>>23613879
Nah, silver's gay now. Going all in on gold.

>>23613878
I hate motherfuckers like these
>settle a deal
>meet up
>"nuh-uh, the price we agreed upon actually isn't fine by me after all"
many such cases

>>23613908
buy GOLD, i dare you

Am I gonna make it bros?

>>23612484
Incredibly based

>>23613954
>that pic
Are you drunk

>>23613991
I’m drunk and it looks fine to me

>>23613954
did you take this with a potato?

>>23613046

Comfy

Nice stack

>>23613954
Anon are you in a hurry or something?

>>23614007
did you steal it?

>>23612905
kek I was literally going to say the same thing to (You) >>23612713 before I caught up on the new bread. Kilo poasters rise up 2020 but also we will all make it in the magic bull of 2021!

>>23614180
I want the kg ox one really bad but I can't justify spending 1.3k on it yet

>>23614180
Why pay the premium on something like this? I would rather have smaller denominations. I mean don't get me wrong I would love to have 1000 oz bars but lets be real. I mean even why not pay less of a premium and get a kilo bar which doesn't take up so much room?

>>23613115
I guarantee you cartels bought up most of the libertad supply. You just aren’t dealing with someone high enough up along the food chain.

A good page to buy PMs in south america?

>>23613991
>>23614025
Yes
>>23614111
Yes
>>23614144
No

>>23614231
generally the larger the bar the lower the premium. Is part of it, but having the largest common weight for silver bars is something of a high achievement, like having a million dollars in cash.

>>23613241
That's a good, healthy and bouncy pikachu

I cant stop playing with the Franklins. The ping sound they make is addictive.

>>23614362
depending on which country have you considered government gold/silver.

>>23614450
The premiums from the goverment is high as hell. Plus, they are pretty paranoic about Covid, so transactions for their overpriced coins are closed.

>>23614405
Premiums on 1KG coins are usually pretty atrocious, thats why I said why not buy a 1KG bar instead

>>23614180
>not having the Chad 100 toz silver bullet.

>>23614565
novelty and thats really it, again I'm willing to pay a higher premium but at nearly $40/toz fuck that.

>>23614227
Uhhh I would shop around a bit anon you should be able to find one for much less than that.
>>23614231
Every once in a while when stacking you just have a treat yourself. I saw pic related (10kg version) and it piqued my interest to have a thiccer coin in my stack. The Ox is POWERFUL and I already know 2021 will be big for biz so why not buy a goddamn meme coin to share with my bro’s? Who knows, maybe I even bought it with some unibux?
>>23614594
KEK I could never hop on the bullet train that’s for sure

>>23614594
I have a 30mm shell from an A-10 Warthog sitting on my shelf as we speak. That premium is very high, anon.

>>23614638
ox is my lunar animal so I prefer it. I've been shopping around 1.1 k is the lowest I found so far, how much did you pay?

>>23614677
it's more of an art piece at that point if we're going to be real, I'd rather just have it as 100 oz bar

>>23614638
https://www.bradfordexchange.com/products/911041_complete-american-eagle-silver-dollar-coin-collection.html?cm_ven=GPS&cm_cat=Google%7CProductAds&cm_pla=185428024%7C75709515257&cm_ite=911041&gclid=CjwKCAjw0On8BRAgEiwAincsHMj906WnPGIDjnGOCsqkdSNIHk_5Zh8f8OHej0by9n1-kFESxWhYDxoCousQAvD_BwE
>Should I? Is this a scam?

>>23614715
Totally understand, if your heart desires it, go for it.

>>23614685
I am burger so maybe part of the discrepancy is due to currency conversion. But at the time I paid 900 USD. Right now you can find it for less than the base price I paid on jmbullion for example.
>>23614747
Wtf

>>23614405
>like having a million dollars in cash.
having $24,000 in silver is nothing like having a million in cash

having 42 of those bars would be like having a million in cash

>>23614747
Pay $100 for each issue. Each issue is one single one oz coin. Pay $3,400 for 34 ounces of silver. Lrn2read

>>23614893
I sent the shit to cart to see what would happen and total is $99.99

>>23614908
Do it anon, you will be raping the system. I have never not seen something that was not worth more than the asking price at the bradford exchange

>>23614908
For the first issue in a reoccurring subscription that charges that $99.99 once for every issue.

Stop eating paint chips.

>>23614908
sweet summer child

the bradford exchange does subscriptions. $99.99 per month for the next 34 months. One coin a month unless you cancel. Which you won't because 1 or 2 coins will look pretty silly by themselves in a big wooden box made for 34.

looking good for our miners to go up Friday!

If you're stacking for weight, beauty and resell be damned, is there any reason to buy things that aren't war nickels? I mean sure, 35% is a meme, but they're selling on JMB for 24.32 $/oz of silver content.

>>23614951
I'm a newfag. Now I know better >>23614937
>>23614929
>>23614951
>>23614893

>>23615025
Harder to resale.

>>23615025
If you're stacking for weight then it's probably one of the best choices
For everything else, there's mastercard

should i trade my 1/4oz age for 2 2.5 pesos and a 5 peso? I want pesos but i feels like i'm getting jewed by only getting .24 for my .25

>silver dips
>get spam mail from dealer about their "sale"

What is the point?
What will I get after one year?
$100?

>>23615025
Many people don't want them because they're only 35% silver. They will always be worth their weight in silver alone, of course, but a lot of people don't want shit that isn't at least a majority silver.

>>23613697
Ochs und Junior can make their whole collection in 925 silver but probly is not for everybodys taste.

>>23615230
yes

>>23612991
nigga yous gay

>>23613639
that's a voe

noo dont go up ur so cheap haha

>>23613954
Take pics of your stack either before or after you jerk off to not, not during.
Preferable before.

>>23615025
I forgot about smug revere. Very based

>>23615144
No, probably not

>>23615804
Don't listen to him. Hot glue it fag.

So aesthetic

>>23615847
Hot glue it, take pics, wash it off and then take pics in about a month so we can see if it tarnished.

I want one of these so badly, them gold boobies. But really Mexico makes some decent bullion.

>>23616216
The Mexican Mint isn't making more Centenarios until the price of Gold goes up more, which has led to shortages of them in Mexico. Expect the premiums on those things to skyrocket temporarily until the mint resumes production.

>>23615105
>>23615106
>>23615334
>>23615833
I get that they're harder to refine due to containing manganese on top of copper, which is why you get offered less for them on resale, but if you're stacking for the mythical day of deliberate hyper inflation of the USD to pay down debt followed by the reinstitution of hard money and PMs suddenly accounting for trillions in value, then does it really matter what purity you stack?

If you really believe that we may get a future in which 1 oz of silver trades for 3-4k USD (in terms of current buying power) I don't see concerns about resale play into your thinking. At that point you'd primarily be trading in any source of PM for the neo-shekel value that silver represents.

>>23616519
This is completely fine
I’ll just hold off on buys and wait for le dip in 3 months or whatever

What the fuck bros?

Is this real? Did Peter Schiff really say this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsLJSdbIJcQ

>>23616626
Thanks anon, that gave me a chuckle, have a rare Schiff.

>>23616684
thank fren

>>23616626
can he get more based?

>>23616626
Can you imagine what an asshole he's going to be if a PM backed monetary reset happens? What would be off-limits to his inner shit poster?

Super Computer guy here. I'm going to give a brush of a feather. There is a lot of confusion going on and it is deliberate in all aspects. The truth is apparent but somehow there is always some alternate explanation of why and this adds to the confusion... the lack of clarity. I'll cover two interconnected paths in this post.

1. The 'Great Reset' is not about creating a digital tyrannical gulag or something else similar... specifically and is NOT the end goal.
2. Gold and silver are not the savior for you personally at this time or in the immediate future.

As the Western world opens up... or is potentially close to reversing to normal... parts of Europe are 'shutting down' again. Who's economy is this going to crush? It's obvious the answer is the former British Empire. This is a long battle of freedom. BLM is not a mistake.

The worst thing for the USA is a digital Dollar - that will crush the American economy like a bridge bearings down on an ant. Conversely, a Chinese Digital Renminbi would increase Chinese economic and political power and would aid in gaining trust and giving confidence. The Mainland European Digital project is purely based on a response to others actions and or future actions. It's possible... but not necessarily going to happen... that the Digital Euro would become the new gold. And, the Digital Euro could very well be un-digital. It's very possible that within Mainland Europe many types of money will be created and co-exist that will be beneficial for Mainland Europeans.

The reality of the future will be very different than today and as I've pointed out before there is something big coming. The 'Great Reset' and 'gold/silver is money' will pale in comparison to what's coming in the distance.

I want to tell you all I am investing heavily in cement, sand and gravel.

>>23617189
Go schitz post in /TGD/ general with the other LARPfags. This is a shekel counting forum.

>>23617287
Remember this is the official /PMG/ dog. If you don't have one you are actually a faggot, faggot.

>>23617189
>I want to tell you all I am investing heavily in cement, sand and gravel
Why not water? Or agriculture or other commodities which are near historic lows right now

>>23612943
holy crap reading that project bio is bonkers, thats a massive land package to explore and they already have some great low grade ore found. I am sure with a bit of digging they will find some serious material in there somewhere.

>>23615225
>you're going to love this high premium meme gold bar!

>>23618059
>holy crap reading that project bio is bonkers, thats a massive land package to explore
Right? It was actually quite daunting to go through, I have to admit I actually didn't go through all of it, just four or five of the more well understood areas
>I am sure with a bit of digging they will find some serious material in there somewhere.
Me too especilaly after that 200.45m long uncut assay. By the way could you enlighten me about "True Width"? How does that differ from the length of a drill core sample?

>>23618681
"True Width" of the vein is how the vein sits in situ within the ground. Often core samples cross cut or drill a vein at an odd angle and simply looking at the core will misrepresent how the vein appears in the ground. You have to take multiple samples of the same vein to get a clear picture of the structure. I am simplifying it here a lot because describing it in geo lingo is way more complicated.

>>23618791
Alright, so in essence True Width shows a better representation of the deposit than just the core length alone. Seems like there's a lot more to it but thank you for explaining in a way that a layman can understand it

>>23618906
its the real world width and scale of the ore body in the core, not the whole core its self. Its hard to describe I ll see if I can get a photo that represents it better.

>>23619051
So it's a part of the vein with consistent mineralization that managed to get assayed in a drill core in a continuous manner? I'm not sure if I'm explaining the way I visualize it well either but I think I get it

>>23612451
MY STUPID FUCKING SILVERINO IS FUCKING WORTHLESS!!

>>23619250
im still up like 80% on my physical silver but im down on my SLV

>>23619328
You bought back in March or what? Nice timing anon

>>23619423
yeah it was jan - march time frame. complete luck. i literally bought 100oz of silver because it was shiny and i had the urge to buy something.. anything. so i yolo'd some silver and the shit doubled in value over the next 6 months

>>23619451
Nice

>>23617130
man I fucking love those 10oz brit bars. I can't find them anywhere

Why pmg so slow

>>23616626
haha

does anyone have an account at his bank? i think i might open one.

25oz of silver or 1/2oz of gold? Decide for me, /pmg/.

>>23616307
>mythical
Shiggy
>1 oz of silver trades for 3-4k US
Gold will likely go to minimally 8k

>>23617189
Shutup faggot

>>23618001
I've written what the super computer has said about shortages to come already and the explicit and implicit gains in commodity prices... food stuffs... even iron ore will ramp and it's not like there is an actual shortage of it in the ground.

The recommendation is ironic and unironic. I am fortifying my properties. This is typically done with concrete. Sand, cement, gravel... all those are going to ramp. The investment is in safety and getting through. This is about survival and eventually freedom. This is a long struggle and the only way to set yourself free is work - lots and lots of hard work.

>>23619894
Get two gold sovereigns

>>23620005
Noted. Why the sovereigns?

>>23619653
copped a few myself back in march. they were the same price as the generics

>>23619653
Check January/February. They should be for sale again.

>>23620044
Not the guy that recommended it, but I get sovereigns because of the lower premium, historic value, and the fact it was/is a real government backed coin.

>>23620048
that's good to know. I don't know if the tax free law applies to these in Europe as they're bars. Regardless, in January I won't be able to get them cheap from Europe anymore. what was the premium like on them? are you burger or bong? >>23620046

>>23612593
qt I want you to call me when this pizza gig doesnt work out. We will hammer out a sexy payment method that I guarantee will be more lucrative than your current arrangement

Also, the mail came today. I'll give you a clue its 0.55ozt

GIVE ME YOUR BEST MICRO CAP MINERS NOW AND NO ONE GETS HURT.

>>23613157
having a fixed supply is bad you low iq retard. It´s not sustainable

>>23620138
I’m in the US, but I believe they are limited montage in the beginning of the year if I remember correctly.
>>23620163
Sovereigns

the difference between gold and bitcoin is that; we always know there will be demand for gold, but we don´t know if there will always be demand for bitcoin. Bitcoin demand could drop to ZERO, and it would be worthless. Bitcoin depends only on social consensus and confidence, exactly like fiat does. Bitcoin demand will likely go to 0 in the future because better coins will outperform it and steal the show.

>>23613164
>one day, money will leave the debt market and go into suppressed assets like gold and silver.
Very true but they will be dead assets until that point & maybe your grandkids will benefit from your hording

>>23620202
fingers crossed I can catch one this time. And I wish, just some george V 50%

>>23620252
Rather large box for a small handful of coins. You sure there weren't some dildo's in there?

>>23620292
that box is just dildos, the coins came in a padded envelope

>>23620319
What kind of diameter are we talking?

>>23613034
Seek help

>>23613157
>profit off idiots on premiums
Hey it's the premium shill again

>>23613209
And what happens when you lose or damage your little fag stick?

>>23617189
Sadly you never answer what super computer you're talking about, but you seems to trust i dearly (really hope you don't mean your hyper autistic brain when you talk about your magic AI friend).
Are you also long on cement/gravel/sand producers or do you just get it to fortify your castle?

>>23617189
>Super Computer guy here.
You're not him.

How much do you guys think is needed to reach the million at the end of this bullmarket in silver stock ? 10k ? What about physical, how many ounce of silver/gold ?

>>23620092
Alright, two sovereigns it is then. Appreciate it!

>>23620138
>are you burger or bong
burger

>>23620559
10k if your portfolio consists only of stuff that goes x100 at the prime end of the bull run. Would say 50 - 100k with a mixed portfolio of stonks that go x10 to x20 seems more realistic. Physical you would need a whole lot more.

>>23620768
do we have any definitive conclusions about the most likely microcaps to 100x over this bull run?

>>23620938
Silver sitfolio. Look it up

PMs up, /smg/ and the USD getting bogged

Is it almost our time guise?

>>23620768
I don't swallow that 100x meme. Some anon said that the average smallcap went 100-150x in the 2012 bullrun but I've seen most miners didn't go up nearly that much, some even dumped. Is there some cold hard data I could look up that supports this claim?

>>23620673
burger, bongs and leafs,..
what a crazy mixed up world

lets put some leaf in the bong, then go grab a burger

>>23621115
I also think a x100 is very very unlikely - was just referring to his question wether 10k is enough to get to a million.

>>23621201
Yeah 10-20x is way more realistic. I'd say that even 10x is in the high end of returns for most shares unless people really start doing a full fledged PM run, but at that point we might be reaching a hyper-inflation stage so the returns may not be as much as they seem

>>23621287
>hyper-inflation stage
The miners will lag a bit but their profits should outperform most stocks in that event.

>>23621342
certainly, though it would be difficult to discern the value of things when the digits keep piling up

>>23615025
Refining costs are much higher, so aside from utility for bartering they aren't desirable.

Besides, .925 is much cheaper to refine and returned ingots cost me less than $20/Ozt, as I'm fond of repeating. Spending 24+ on ugly war nickels would be a dipshit move compared to my sterling hustle, but for most people having some of them on hand wouldn't hurt.

Gold is a religion of some sort. When you buy bullion, you buy a piece of that religion.

Inshallah, brothers. Reminder to trade in accordance with Quran.

>>23621357
I still can't believe I was able to get 2011 eagles for 27 a pop 3 weeks ago from my lcs. It feels so long ago already.

>>23621167
>lets put some leaf in the bong, then go grab a burger

sounds good to me fren

>>23621473
The silver price train is such a roller coaster that time seems to move much slower than it really does

>>23621444
>Gold is a religion of some sort. When you buy bullion, you buy a piece of that religion.

Chek'd. I don't necessarily disagree, but the exact same thing could be said about BTC (or its forks or wrapped BTC on
the ethereum network or whatever). Gold is like an ancient religion that has withstood the ravages of time and amassed such a broad coalition of adherents that it's safe to trust that it will continue with strength and vigor.

Crypto however is like Scientology, literally an invention of a Sci Fi dweeb several decades ago with vocal and autistically cultish adherents but no chance of going mainstream in its current form and no historical precedent or staying power.

>>23612652
>>23612665
Mega bullish, you know the shit is about to implode when even citigroup denounce the hyper leveraging caused by (((paper))) silver and expect $100/oz soon.

>>23612665
>Big banks like Goldman and Citi announce that silver is desirable
Either they're actually bullish and have already positioned themselves or they're bearish and are looking to sell their silver for easy bux. I'd be much more bullish if they said silver will plummet to $5 instead

>>23613027
love this pasta

>>23622079
thanks, I'm quite proud of it myself

>>23622069
Still lots of room downwards in the short term. If the deleveraging continues without stimulus, then it wouldn't be stupid to expect anything but lower prices. Even when stimulus comes, the move upwards will be retraced hard as the stimulus is going to have diminishing returns. It's going to take UBI or something BIG to put them over the hump and get us on an inflationary trajectory. I doubt they get to that without several failures with temporary stimulus. It's going to be a wild ride.

>>23614231
I got both my kilo coins under spot at the time.

>>23620768
>Defiance Silver - Mexico - 117 MC (core)
>Impact Silver - Mexico - 121 MC (core)
>Vangold - Mexico - 30 MC (core)
>Silver One - USA - 121 MC (core)
>Dolly Varden - Canada - 89 MC (core)
>Canada silver cobalt - Canada - 59 MC
>Strikepoint Gold - Canada - 30 MC
>Klondike - Canada - 11 MC
>Aurcana Silver - USA - 207 MC
Yeah I guess it would be more about 50k needed for me then, thanks.

>>23615025
IF you refine them yourself, or have a good deal on refining services, they are not bad.

But generally things that you buy under spot are sold under spot.

New Found Gold just did a major pump over C$4. I wonder if their last jawdropping results are the culprit or whether some kind of inside knowledge of even better assays prompted this pump. Damn... I wanted to enter at under C$3...

>>23621287
10x is realistic, 100x is certianly possible with the right stocks in a full on bull rush, hyper inflation is more like infinite x.

Good sobering second thoughts here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkEcCrQTjWU

>>23621115
>>23621201
https://ceo.ca/brc?742be2c790af
1962, not 2011.

Think i'm gonna hold onto mostly cash until after the election. Not selling my physical, but I did sell 1/2 my miners on todays and yesterdays local gains

Bond yields are climbing quickly. I thought the fed was buying them to suppress that?

>>23622203
Im invested in just about all of those. Hope i didnt fuck up

>>23622643
Lol what gains? My portfolio got obliterated

>>23622585
This post was made in the most euphoric stage of the pm pump this August, what really makes the poster believe that a coming bull market would be bigger than back then? What were the circumstances of that bull market in 1962?
>>23622643
Nothing wrong with cashing in, I'd call that a smart move actually. Keep watch on great projects though, plays like PGM won't be affected much even if most miners drop. Just averaged in again and bought my second 100 share batch
>>23622411
Very interesting video. Getting kind of semantic with the definition of hyper-inflation there but he knows his stuff and is highly educated so I assume it means a lot more to him. His point about hyper-inflation happening in situations where governments consistently operate at a deficit is chilling.

>>23622814
Yeah, what i liked was even with his sober second thought approach, he is throwing things like 10-15% inflation out there like its almost a forgone conclusion.

bullish for real assets

>>23622814
well, back then we had no internet so the population invested was limited, we didnt have the whole world on fiat, we didnt have the level of debt we currently have. It can only be a bigger upside.

>>23622897
This is going to be a key factor I think, back in say 1929 one of the big reasons the crash was so intense and widespread was the increased participation in the stock marcket.

Compared to today, this participation rate is laughable, including pensions, basically 100% of people are in the market.

This coupled with algo's, robin hooders, ect means much quicker and extreme moves are going to happen.

>>23622739
same. I sold on a loss on a few, but it looks like this sell off just started. Who knows whatll happen with the election and lack of stimulus. Just trying to hedge against market wide crash(and it looks like its happening tbqh). It just sucks bc I held these last few months and ended up selling some anway, but I dont wanna take into account sunk costs, and it looks like its going lower.

If you think all your stocks and silver rocks are going to go x100, youre not going to make it. name one example of this ever, ever happening.

My only regret bigger than not buying more silver yesterday was missing out on these. I will never stop being ass blasted on that. Never.

>>23622669
>Bond yields are climbing quickly. I thought the fed was buying them to suppress that?

can some1 give me a QRD on the treasury rates?

>>23622946
Energy fuels

>>23623145
I hope you're right and I'm wrong. I have about 185 ounces of silver right now, and I started this to hedge against inflation. I have little vision of them spiking up beyond $100 at best anytime soon, let alone something like the current price of gold.

Metals not giving a FUUUUCK about boomer stocks. This is the turning point pmg bros. We are all going to make it.

Fuck equities, FUCK JANNIES, and check these mother fuckin digits

>>23622869
To think that a true expert is throwing numbers like that so nonchalantly. Says a lot about the true state of the economy. Small banks keep going bankrupt at an amazing pace, just think what would happen if bigger banks started going down too. A bank run would probably trigger a similar reaction as what happened in Argentina in 2001, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCxbIjYTFQA
>>23622897
It's hard to say. If a deleveraging occurs via major deflation, companies start to go bankrupt due to people cutting spending and the price of assets (stonks, real estate, etc.) because people have to sell them to keep up with their high interest debts. This means that even mining companies are at a risk of going under, at least initially. I'd say that in a situation like that, all companies with great amounts of debt would go under. Many mining companies are extremely leveraged -- remember that. PMs and by extension mining stonks would go up after the initial shock I think.

However a deflation is unwanted due to the swift effects it has, and policymakers would much rather inflate the economy, swiping the real problem under the rug. They'd much rather devalue the currency at a steady pace. This means that all asset classes (except currency) will keep climbing at a rate proportionate to the rate of inflation. If however, a deleveraging occurs and the guys at the top want to stop it, they'll have to inflate the money supply a lot more than normally. This would indeed cause a major pump in all asset classes, maybe even greater pumps in PMs and mining stonks because of the FUD of it all.

But that's just my take on it, I might be wrong.
>>23622933
Good point too, the psychological effects are way more pronounced in this day & age
>>23623145
when?

>>23623190
Kirklands did it too in the PM sector, its clearly possible but its extremely rare. It was supposed to be, but in the current economy state which never happened in history, I guess it will happen multiple times in a single bullmarket. Just looking at Tesla or bitcoin give me hope, if people can put their hard earned money blindly in these garbage, they certainly will make PM stock moon when everyone goes bankrupt. I honestly dont really care that much if i'm wrong, I bought 500 oz silver / 600g gold before starting investing into stocks last month.
>>23623283
>But that's just my take on it, I might be wrong.
You're right, thats why I personnaly only invest into little debt company / no debt, like Impact silver. Its also good to keep in mind the current people in power want no deflation at all, they won't allow it, just look at how much they print right now.
>>23623283
>when?
2005 to 2007. Look also at Kirkland.

Lets hope we all make it brother, don't wanna wageslave all my life.

>>23623283
I think that in addition to that, people now are much less resilient as well.

less savings, less useful skills and assets (gardens, land, ect), and much less mentally/physically resistant.

As you say the psychological effects will be much more, and I would wager they will be excessively amplified by the media and group think mentality.

Im already seeing normie posts about "when you cant see your family for christmas, dont blame the government, blame the right wing"

its a concerted effort to make sure people are at each others throats as opposed to help thy neighbour attitudes of the 20's/30's.

>>23623076
no one knows how to explain what treasury rates mean do they

So miners were a meme?

>>23623283
>the psychological effects are way more pronounced in this day & age

I'm counting on an emotional overreaction and rush into PMs and Miners, facilitated and amplified by the internet and instant communication when the right dominos start falling and trigger a stampede. Hopefully sell into the rush and buy back after consolidation if I'm smart and timely. I wouldn't complain if Silver Miner Stocktip anon is right about a repeat of the 1962-68 junior sector 150x explosion but even 5 or 10x gains would be obnoxious so I'll keep loading up my bags for now. Was happy to get into MUX under a dollar, VanGold at a price I can live with and Scottie Resources just under .24 which is doing well enough today. I'll probably get creamed by further drops but lack the confidence to trade nimbly so will just DCA down when possible for now.

Between Skeena, Pure Gold, Irving or VanGold which is everyone's favorite? Or should I just keep holding lots of different miner bags?

>>23623379
>2005 to 2007
All the charts in different websites go back to end of 2007 but not before it. What site do you use to see beyond that time?
>Look also at Kirkland
I'm talking about sudden pumps, not slow gradual growth. Growth companies can definitely go 100x and way higher too of course
>>23623461
We live in an age of decadence. It was a harrowing moment for me about a year back when I realized that I'm useless. I don't really have many skills, or much experience and I didn't work out or put effort into anything. I'm still working on that and my mindset has changed a lot this year. I used to think about studying something academic like psychology but lately I've been gravitating more towards a more practical career path like maintenance (electrician, plumber, etc.) and daydreaming about starting my own company. Becoming an engineer is also a thought but I think I want to be able to create things and make things work. Been reading finance-related books and texts and learning about the economy in general too.

It's astounding to me to think that I've been living in an unsustainable way. I'm sitting on a new mortgage debt but I already want to sell my house along with the debt. I would've done that already in fact but I have to live here for two years or else I get raped by heavier taxes. Hoping that the economy stays up for at least until I get to sell my apartment...
>>23622669
>>23623076
There's a difference between yields & interest rate. Yields are what an investor gets from the bond and interest rate is how much the bond generates interest. The yields are affected by the bond's coupon rate as well as inflation. Currently the interest rates are so low that yields on 10y T-bills are effectively negative, meaning people actually lose money by buying bonds -- this is called Return Free Risk. George Gammon explains bonds very well in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RViGGmxOk9A
>>23623696
yes sell it all lol

>>23623735
https://www.investing.com/equities/energy-fuels

>>23623461
> its a concerted effort to make sure people are at each others throats as opposed to help thy neighbour attitudes of the 20's/30's.

But who would ever do such a thing?

>>23623923
>But who would ever do such a thing?

I haven't the slightest clue anon, G-d's honest truth.

tfw you don't have enough silver


...or gold

>>23623733
PGM is definitely my favorite company at the moment. They are in a great position right now: fantastic financials, producing soon, great property, great mine in the works. Vangold is high on my priorities because they'll commence their maiden drilling program next month, so I'll probably invest in them next month. Irving I have to check out again, I've only eyed them over. Would be nice to have exposure to Japan as a jurisdiction but their way of processing the mined gold as these huge chunks is pretty uncanny to me. Haven't done any research on Skeena yet.
Also haven't invested in AUN yet though I'd like to. Will have to weigh my options until I get my next pay in two weeks.
>Or should I just keep holding lots of different miner bags?
You should keep companies that have great financials and great projects. K.I.S.S. -- Keep It Simple, Stupid
>>23623766
Thanks. Yeah, definitely possible but I'm left wondering what prompted that kind of growth. Their website only says that they founded Energy Fuels in 2006 (previously the company was known as Energy Fuels Nuclear, Inc.)

Hej faggots what are we gonna do when AOC makes mining either illegal, or passes so many regulations that profits are gonna be near impossible. I Wanna go balls deep on mining stocks but this concerns me we have a presidential candidate that openly talks about phasing out oil and the whole world is pushing for eco fascisme. Cant see how Thats not incredibly bearish for mining as it is a heavily "polluting" industry. Thoughts?

DING DING DING DING DING
THE UNTHINKABLE HAS HAPPENED -- BAYHORSE RELEASED NEWS
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/bayhorse-submits-80-kg-quartz-sample-from-the-harrison

>Bayhorse Submits 80 kg Quartz Sample from the Harrison Gold Project for Metallic Screen Gold Assays; Closes First Tranche of Flow-Through Private Placement

>The samples from the RN zone workings, that lies 450 meters SW of the Jenner workings, where recent gold grades as high as 414.2 g/t were reported. The samples were taken from the gold-bearing quartz veins from the drifts and stopes of the RN underground workings that were mined by A&M Exploration between 1972 - 1980. Mineralization at Harrison consists of free milling gold, with 0.2 to 2.0 mm sized grains, within quartz veins ranging from less than a cm to several tens of cm in width. The objective of the metallurgical work and metallic screen assays is to confirm the gravity recoverable gold (GRG) test results reported by Bear Mountain Gold Mines (BMGM) from the RN Zone. Their sampling responded well to gravity concentration for a recovery of 90.7% with a final concentrate grade of 1,088 g/t Au from a calculated head grade of 43.2 g/t Au. (BMGM, 2020).

I was originally thinking of shorting BHS the moment it goes up to .15c but this is encouraging news. I guess I'll just hold and see where it goes

>>23624223
Lol if it gets that bad, everyone is fucked. There is no safe haven in that scenario.

>>23624032
Alright thanks anon, PGM I know least about so will have some homework to do. Got lucky buying a nice chunk of Aurcana under .20 in the Spring, had no clue what I was doing but it's hard to go wrong when everything was as cheap as it was. Thanks for your thoughts and good luck!

>>23624231
damn should i buy more

Bought my first gold today, lads. Gold sovereign on recommendation from this thread.

>>23624423
Good time to buy. Are you a bong or not?

>>23624277
>if it gets that bad
Nigger, have you been passed out in your mothers basement this year? Look at the power grab occuring in front of your eyes. Things are getting serious.
Inb4 take your meds schizo

>>23624223
Are you ten years old? Candidates can talk about whatever the fuck they want. When they get into office they'll first have to run it by the people who really have power.

>>23624315
>Got lucky buying a nice chunk of Aurcana under .20 in the Spring
Nice catch anon, I'm jelly
PGM has a good summary of their upcoming mine, check it out: https://puregoldmining.ca/our-projects/puregold-red-lake-mine
Also they keep exceeding expectations with their drilling results. Amazing company in my opinion
>>23624420
I won't buy more myself, their financials are still trash and we still haven't heard about their production progress in their silver mine, plus their share pumped beforehand yesterday already probably because of inside knowledge
>>23624423
Good job anon

>>23624565
So you're saying that the insider knowledge dude took the whole fucking pump. what a fucking long nose

>>23624539
>the people who really have power
Found the guy who was dropped as a baby.
Do you not realise that realistically around 50% of the worlds population is in the Brink of retardation?

>>23624032
you should check the uranium case if you dont know about UUUU; the bull will happen soon, midway during the PM bull. Start with rick rule, he explain what happened during that moon phase. I'm a poorfag with only 1k to invest per month, otherwise I would buy uranium stock right now with silver stocks.

>>23623735
>yes sell it all lol
To whom? No one wants to buy this crap.

>>23624611
No, I'm saying that the news is already priced in beforehand because insiders already bought cheapies. Sure it might still go up a bit but I wouldn't hold my breath
>>23624672
I'll look into it, thanks fellow poorfag. Any good Rick Rule videos that summarize the uranium case well?
>>23624684
then sell lower retard, I'll buy them off you for 1c each

>>23624722
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfRc1YVX70g

>>23624625
>thinks the President can do whatever he wants
lmao

>>23624722
fucking long nose jew kike fuckingereeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

>>23624231
You should probably short it now because I see 5¢ in the future

>>23622942
My thoughts are similar. I sold all my equities a few weeks back when it was looking like pre-election stimulus wasn't going to materialize. I'm half in cash and half in long dated treasuries. I'm waiting for the fire sale and also the yield collapse.

>>23623209
Just wait until investors sell off good assets in order to pay off their margins. If we hit freefall, nothing gets spared. 1 ozt will still equal 1 ozt, but your paper will get fucked.

>>23624962
On the other hand, people are very excited about this piece of news at ceo.ca
>>23624986
I'll see where it goes. The CEO already funded the continued exploration of Harrison with a private flow-through of 8M shares 0.15c each ($1.2M). Very interested in Harrison right now.

>>23625070
correction, the flow-through is separate from the CEO's investment of 600k shares

>>23623190
If just a hedge, gold is a better hedge. Silver is undervalued, but also far more volatile since 70% of consumption is industrial. But you are right, people looking for moonshots are in PMs for the wrong reason. It's an inflation hedge and crisis insurance. Want to preserve some wealth to the other side of the reset fire? Pms are a great option. But moonshots? Not likely. Potential good returns when stimulus starts getting nuts, but there are other places to make money.

>>23625070
Well i got 10k shares so lets see where it goes ;)

>>23625141
Sitting on 1.5k myself. Hope for the best, fear for the worst

Redpill me on palladium. Will it moon again next year or this shiny rock is going to cost less than aluminum?

>>23613034

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/1447-tsx-venture/ccw/86796-canada-silver-cobalt-enters-into-option-to-acquire-a-high-grade-nickel-copper-discovery.html
Why are these fucker buying more property ? Focus on your "best silver property" already will you ? ahhhhh i'm mad, i'm down 30% on them.

GDXJ BACK IN THE GREEN baby

VIX gonna hit 40 today? Very dangerous territory it's floating around in.

>>23625736
It hit that already this week.

>>23624565
Thanks man

>>23625121
>but there are other places to make money.

Would you be willing to elaborate on that a bit? Agricultural commodities? Well positioned fossil fuel producers? Shitcoins? Primary motivation for my bullion and miner investments is to protect my babies, but at over 100k in physical and only around 25 in miners and cheapie SLV options I can afford to take some risks on potential moonshots. Plz advise.

>>23620467
It's a super computer that predicts decades ahead what's to come. I wrote about how I was skeptical about it when I first started work with it. I'm not for a long time now and have been acting on it's predictions for some time now. It takes a great insight to understand what are the reasons behind the projections though.

I am personally excited by the coming decades. That doesn't make the super computer any less frightening to work with though. Perspective helps lots.

Fortify the castle.

And I'm making this point because if /pmg/ers think there is going to be any sort of transition to gold and silver money and that they are going to ride it out from the safety of their tiny wooden structured house they are greatly mistaken.

>>23620546
I am.

>>23625939
Where do I get a crystal ball, I mean super computer like yours?

>>23625939
Link to said super computer?
I agree that computers can predict things way better than humans when you input enough raw data into them. It's just about what information is fed into the system, and the computer isn't of course always right because you all the necessary data can't be fed into it and there are things that cannot be feasibly predicted. Also humans don't always act in a predictable manner but still a supercomputer would still be interesting to monitor

>>23623461
It's eugenics in action.

>>23625939
What is your first language?

>3 oz Au
>200+ oz Ag
>0 funz
do i put money into funz or some more gold? Really want to get to 5 oz.

>>23617189
>cement, sand and gravel.
how? not really sure if there's a good way to do it. Concrete is definitely going to go ultra scarce.

>silver
noo dont go up ur so cheap haha

>>23626103
You at least need a decent caliber handgun, .380 and up plus a variety of ammo to cycle through as some brands (like R.I.P.) might not chamber right.

>>23626170
Sand is actually scarce though

>>23626190
you need specific sand for concrete and i don't know of alternatives for concrete other than corncrete (tm). Sounds like supercompy is stating that we should be investing in a fortified home.

>>23626181
Hey super computer, will gun buyers be thrown on a list? I'm only going to have a handgun for a while

Anons, post your sitfolios.

NOW!

>>23625812
Yeah, but came down a little. Now we're inching back up. We're risking it going parabolic.

>>23626284
Not supercomputer anon, but yeah they're all on lists already if they've had the background checks run, best bet is being in a based red state with minimal restrictions and buying from an individual for cash. Lots of legal but digitally untraceable gun trading goes on here in Wyoming.

>>23625939
Appreciate your answer. What/Who exactly would we be fighting against in our fortified PM Strongholds in the next decades if the computer was right?

fresh bread:
>>23626475

>>23626475

>>23626475

>>23624231
What is a tranche?

>>23626640
lemme google that for you

>>23626393
I'll give it a go on CL/ebay. Maybe I can get a nice one for a tube of morgans or eagles.