Head over to wall street silver on reddit. I HATE reddit, but the subreddit mentioned above has a ton of great info. Lot of like minded people as here. Silver is traded at a paper contract level vs physical asset level between 100-1 oz with estimates being as high as 1000-1 oz. The physical silver market has been SO manipulated. I stack as often as I can.
I am well aware haha that's where I found this. Lots of based people on there who are onto the whole Fiat ponzi scheme and bankster fraud.
Perth Mint already had supply issues in their unallocated deliveries despite having "plenty"
Then they limited their bullion sales to only 25 per order or some bullshit for a while (though retail investment supply is a different stream from industrial)
Now these restrictions, Perth Mint can be the canary in the coal mine for COMEX and LBMA.
I'm more into gold for now. Got a decent supply of silver I'm not selling but I think the banks can keep their game up longer than most people assume or expect and with gold being a tier 1 asset under Basel 3, I think that will be key.
US set to join in January I think. There was a short term spike but it's come up since.
I have some gold bullion, like 4 coins (1 Oz, quarter Oz or so sovereign, and two 1/10oz brittanias) but most of my gold is in low premium jewelry.
Just the other day I flipped a chain I paid 480 for and got 610 for it on Facebook market and today I flipped one that I paid 1660 for, listed it a few times and sold it for 1776 today haha.
The jewlery game is paying for itself because I found a guy that gets it to me pretty cheap.
Plus I can wear this while my stack just sits in a hidden safe.
Economist John Adams in Australia has been calling out the Perth Mint for several months now. Also interestingly his Telegram has been very critical of the jab and often brings up the under-reporting in adverse reactions.
“Silver is the most undervalued asset on the planet, it’s been money for all of human history and yet here it sits at $16.50 an ounce, SAD!!!"
Donald Trump’s Twitter post on Jan 7, 2017
As time goes by I'm more and more convinced that there are several arms to the Q plan, and squeezing GameStop and silver bullion sure seem like part of the plan.
If I were to buy gold or silver, I would only purchase small quantities with cash because I wouldn't want ANYONE, including the trader, to know what or how much I had.
I buy mostly from other stackers. Uses the honor system, but even if I send money via a cashapp or venmo to another private party, I send it as a payment to a friend with no notes or indications of what it's for.
Having a stack set aside never hurts, ESPECIALLY if the system comes down.
The system collapses, what will your stock dollars be worth and do you think you'll all even be paid out when it hits 69,420 a share?
I have a few shares of GME on the back burner.
But gold and silver are timeless and universal. Plenty of good DD on it and the COMEX (metals exchange in US) has been consistently bleeding out. The less silver they have the less theybcan keep selling the same ounces over 100x+ pretending there is more than there is.
Metals have a far more prominent role than you may realize.
Even our constitution says silver and gold and only silver and gold are money.
If pressure keeps on, it's a finite resource with mines already having a tough time keeping up with retail and industrial uses. Plus if/when the dollar crashes, your digital 1's and 0's will sure get you the goods you need!
Luckily for them you didn’t do ya block and start kick boxing on their arse. I agree Aust is getting very sus lately. I think there is a protest getting organized for Saturday, nationwide. Hope you are close to Perth to make your voice heard. I will attend in Adelaide. ( if the Aust Federal Reserve Bank is Rothschild owned, the Mint probably is too )
IMO instead of focusing on silver and gold, we should be buying items to trade if shit hits the fan. What will the silver and gold do for us if starving? Whiskey, tobacco, sugar, I don’t know, but money does nothing for a man when he has nowhere to spend it.
The art of trade should be considered. Along with establishing community co ops with our neighbors. We are pansies compared to the generations before us.
a friend of mine learned to make moonshine for barter, I have another trade for barter. people will be people. but the silver and gold has been held in desperate times throughout history so I think we should hold that too.
Lifes bullshit keeps getting in my way of buying silver. I havent bought any yet. But ive got a few 925 sterling silver pieces. Got a 1964 silver quarter the other day. Not enough to do anything with but atleast its a start.
I hear you. The spot price is the lowest in weeks, I buy on the secondary markets, but I wouldn't recommend starting that way as it's easy to get scammed if you don't know what to look for.
My retarded ass state charges sales tax on bullion purchases so I had to find alternate methods.
The sound that quarter made when dude dropped it. 😍He was like its fake.its aluminum. Ill take it. Now i think of how many silver quarters i probably used to buy 5 pieces of gum when i was a kid. 😱 i listen to my change closely now when its handed to me. That silver got a nice ring to it.
Head over to wall street silver on reddit. I HATE reddit, but the subreddit mentioned above has a ton of great info. Lot of like minded people as here. Silver is traded at a paper contract level vs physical asset level between 100-1 oz with estimates being as high as 1000-1 oz. The physical silver market has been SO manipulated. I stack as often as I can.
I am well aware haha that's where I found this. Lots of based people on there who are onto the whole Fiat ponzi scheme and bankster fraud.
Perth Mint already had supply issues in their unallocated deliveries despite having "plenty"
Then they limited their bullion sales to only 25 per order or some bullshit for a while (though retail investment supply is a different stream from industrial)
Now these restrictions, Perth Mint can be the canary in the coal mine for COMEX and LBMA.
I'm more into gold for now. Got a decent supply of silver I'm not selling but I think the banks can keep their game up longer than most people assume or expect and with gold being a tier 1 asset under Basel 3, I think that will be key.
US set to join in January I think. There was a short term spike but it's come up since.
I have some gold bullion, like 4 coins (1 Oz, quarter Oz or so sovereign, and two 1/10oz brittanias) but most of my gold is in low premium jewelry.
Just the other day I flipped a chain I paid 480 for and got 610 for it on Facebook market and today I flipped one that I paid 1660 for, listed it a few times and sold it for 1776 today haha.
The jewlery game is paying for itself because I found a guy that gets it to me pretty cheap.
Plus I can wear this while my stack just sits in a hidden safe.
Economist John Adams in Australia has been calling out the Perth Mint for several months now. Also interestingly his Telegram has been very critical of the jab and often brings up the under-reporting in adverse reactions.
Excuse me? Can't be part of both movements. Insainly ignorant reasoning. They fall in line with each other.
“Silver is the most undervalued asset on the planet, it’s been money for all of human history and yet here it sits at $16.50 an ounce, SAD!!!"
As time goes by I'm more and more convinced that there are several arms to the Q plan, and squeezing GameStop and silver bullion sure seem like part of the plan.
Also, there's this.... "Gold shall destroy FED" - Q
Says the guy who posts in here about highly manipulated stocks. Dont be a hypocrite.
Perth Mint is the Australian Government Mint. Australia is increasingly suspicious lately.
If I were to buy gold or silver, I would only purchase small quantities with cash because I wouldn't want ANYONE, including the trader, to know what or how much I had.
I buy mostly from other stackers. Uses the honor system, but even if I send money via a cashapp or venmo to another private party, I send it as a payment to a friend with no notes or indications of what it's for.
NCSWIC....buy as much physical as you can afford.
Silver has a role to play as well whether you want to acknowledge it or not. Trump has also pointed out in the past how undervalued silver is.
Agreed low IQ hur dur fight the system meme stock RETARDS are the worst.
Someone is awfully sure of themselves:P
People can multi task.
Having a stack set aside never hurts, ESPECIALLY if the system comes down.
The system collapses, what will your stock dollars be worth and do you think you'll all even be paid out when it hits 69,420 a share?
I have a few shares of GME on the back burner.
But gold and silver are timeless and universal. Plenty of good DD on it and the COMEX (metals exchange in US) has been consistently bleeding out. The less silver they have the less theybcan keep selling the same ounces over 100x+ pretending there is more than there is.
Metals have a far more prominent role than you may realize.
Even our constitution says silver and gold and only silver and gold are money.
Fight on multiple fronts, soldier.
Well you convinced me..
😘
If pressure keeps on, it's a finite resource with mines already having a tough time keeping up with retail and industrial uses. Plus if/when the dollar crashes, your digital 1's and 0's will sure get you the goods you need!
Luckily for them you didn’t do ya block and start kick boxing on their arse. I agree Aust is getting very sus lately. I think there is a protest getting organized for Saturday, nationwide. Hope you are close to Perth to make your voice heard. I will attend in Adelaide. ( if the Aust Federal Reserve Bank is Rothschild owned, the Mint probably is too )
Aw man I'm in the east coast US but keeping an eye on Australia as they seem to be a bellwether of sorts in the globalist game.
That video of that woman saying to not have conversations with friends because of covid, wtf?
IMO instead of focusing on silver and gold, we should be buying items to trade if shit hits the fan. What will the silver and gold do for us if starving? Whiskey, tobacco, sugar, I don’t know, but money does nothing for a man when he has nowhere to spend it.
The art of trade should be considered. Along with establishing community co ops with our neighbors. We are pansies compared to the generations before us.
a friend of mine learned to make moonshine for barter, I have another trade for barter. people will be people. but the silver and gold has been held in desperate times throughout history so I think we should hold that too.
Ops first problem was being a GIGA cuck and not buying investment grade silver fooking kangaroos what a dumb mouth breather.
Lifes bullshit keeps getting in my way of buying silver. I havent bought any yet. But ive got a few 925 sterling silver pieces. Got a 1964 silver quarter the other day. Not enough to do anything with but atleast its a start.
I hear you. The spot price is the lowest in weeks, I buy on the secondary markets, but I wouldn't recommend starting that way as it's easy to get scammed if you don't know what to look for.
My retarded ass state charges sales tax on bullion purchases so I had to find alternate methods.
Every single stack starts with the first coin...
The sound that quarter made when dude dropped it. 😍He was like its fake.its aluminum. Ill take it. Now i think of how many silver quarters i probably used to buy 5 pieces of gum when i was a kid. 😱 i listen to my change closely now when its handed to me. That silver got a nice ring to it.