You don't understand. Gold and silver are real money. The paper dollars are federal reserve notes, which are worth less than 5% of what they were worth in 1913. It doesn't matter what the "price" of gold is, it's still worth the same as it was over 100 years ago. That's what being a store of value means.
Keep your dollars that are worth less every year and will eventually get to zero. I will keep gold and silver that don't change in value from year to year.
You don't even know what "virtue signaling" means. BTW, one "l" in "signaling" is the preferred spelling.
I'd hate to be holding fiat and derivatives when they all go to zero. I only have enough dollars to pay utilities. The rest goes into physical commodities.
Being against fiat is not just "de rigeur." It's sensible, since all fiat currencies in the past have gone to zero. That's a fact.
And there's no need for cussing. That's what leftists do when they don't have a good argument.
You don't understand. Gold and silver are real money. The paper dollars are federal reserve notes, which are worth less than 5% of what they were worth in 1913. It doesn't matter what the "price" of gold is, it's still worth the same as it was over 100 years ago. That's what being a store of value means.
Keep your dollars that are worth less every year and will eventually get to zero. I will keep gold and silver that don't change in value from year to year.
You don't even know what "virtue signaling" means. BTW, one "l" in "signaling" is the preferred spelling.
I'd hate to be holding fiat and derivatives when they all go to zero. I only have enough dollars to pay utilities. The rest goes into physical commodities.
Being against fiat is not just "de rigeur." It's sensible, since all fiat currencies in the past have gone to zero. That's a fact.
And there's no need for cussing. That's what leftists do when they don't have a good argument.