They’ve been shorting silver and gold for years. Once folks pony up and start purchasing more and more (much like GME) it will destroy the stock market. I remember hearing “gold will destroy the fed”
For certain it triggered one of the largest silver buying trends ever. People who had been thinking about it actually acted on the impulse and bought it first time or at least big time. In January 2020 I was gifted some very impressive gold and platinum items that included diamonds and I used 1/3 of the take to get $500 worth of coin silver that were aged and discounted.. Since the lockdown in March, I have run out of 'crazy money' and have ceased all shopping-I actually have enough now.. :)
9-10 years ago, I received a generous inheritances and commenced using that money to buy silver bullion-I had over 600 ounces-over the subsequent years (rent being the prime expense, low though it is) I sold off some to my fave niece and nephew, some were traded for my watch jones and finally sold some to replace a twice stolen Honda for a very low mileage 2000 Maxima-so, yes I had too much and don't regret a single sale/trade I did... At 75 with the prospect of silver gaining back its true value, I have enough...
They’ve been shorting silver and gold for years. Once folks pony up and start purchasing more and more (much like GME) it will destroy the stock market. I remember hearing “gold will destroy the fed”
Buying tangible silver is not the same as buying $SLV.
$GME now 90 bucks. Wall Street faggots aren’t bringing down anything except their savings if they held.
Trade your paper for tangible silver and tangible gold.
Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more
For certain it triggered one of the largest silver buying trends ever. People who had been thinking about it actually acted on the impulse and bought it first time or at least big time. In January 2020 I was gifted some very impressive gold and platinum items that included diamonds and I used 1/3 of the take to get $500 worth of coin silver that were aged and discounted.. Since the lockdown in March, I have run out of 'crazy money' and have ceased all shopping-I actually have enough now.. :)
One never has enough.
9-10 years ago, I received a generous inheritances and commenced using that money to buy silver bullion-I had over 600 ounces-over the subsequent years (rent being the prime expense, low though it is) I sold off some to my fave niece and nephew, some were traded for my watch jones and finally sold some to replace a twice stolen Honda for a very low mileage 2000 Maxima-so, yes I had too much and don't regret a single sale/trade I did... At 75 with the prospect of silver gaining back its true value, I have enough...
Oh,ok. (I can never have enough)