We get to watch the collapse of the financial system.
Hope you're all prepared.
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How does one prepare for something that could move in multiple directions? Buy gold, bit coin, bury your extra cash in the back yard? I’m serious. My dad gave me some money to fix up my house. Do I do that? No one but the white hats know what direction the financial world will take.
Some guys stock up on liquor. It’s cheaper than silver and ammo and has a long shelf life.
The thing about having a lot of precious metal coins is unless you have fractionals (1/4, halves) you’re gonna have to give away a whole coin away every trade.
You’d be surprised what you could get for a handle of Jack Daniels in a post apocalyptic world.
Bullets, lead pellets, good quality knives. Junk silver (takes research, but they are small coins). Also Ivermectin, Iodine, tea-tree oil, clove oil. Surgical thread and needles. Candles & matches.
I think we've learned that toilet paper is THE biggest commodity there is.
"Junk silver" coins that are not numismatically "valuable" will be way less expensive than bullion and more useful. I was gifted some jewelry in January 2020 that netted me $1500 of which I bought $500 of 'junk' coins that if I were to replace them now, would cost me nearly 3 times what I paid for them..
the beautiful thing about stocking up on liquor... if the financial system doesn't fail... you can hide the evidence one shot at a time!!!
It does help start fires.
Don't keep federal reserve notes. Put the money into things that don't lose value, such as silver, gold, ammo, groceries, etc. I personally have been spending money on my house in repairs and upgrades, and buying more groceries. Some grocery items are good until 2024, 2025, or even 2026. Sugar, salt, honey, and a few others are good forever. Even if nothing happens, you're still ahead of inflation by buying groceries now.
Real estate is going to plummet if the global economies collapse. Just sayin.
That might be so in FRNs, but as they say, they're not making any more land. As long as I have my house and property to live in until I die, I'm happy.
Real estate will return to its valid value...
We’ve been doing what I call mini prepping. Ive always gardened which allows me to can and freeze. I have hoarded seeds for the future. We bought 1/2 a beef. We have a generator and a 55 gallon drum with gas to run it short term. We have some propane for the grill and have a fire pit and wood if the propane runs out. We tried to get a wood burner installed inside but it was sold out from under me while I was in the hospital for Covid. So starting over on that search after the holidays. We have cast iron cookware and lots of paper products so won’t have many dishes to deal with. We have some water stored and a local spring for refills. We have rice, beans, flour and sugar. We have oil lamps and extra oil, we have hunting guns and some ammo for them but I’ve been hesitant to buy a hand gun because of the registration. I am concerned they will come for those that have guns. Mine belonged to my late husband who died in 2011. I’m hoping if the feds show up at my door I can convince them that I sold them. We have fishing poles. I have stocked up on medication and some medical supplies.we have rugged outdoor wear and extra blankets. A solar charger and a crank weather radio. My biggest concern at this point is the cash I have. It’s not in the bank. I haven’t done the precious mental thing or crypto. The name GameStop just turns off my trust. Frankly at 60 I worry about young scavengers from a local town more than I worry about trading at a store. How do we expect to have anything in the stores? I think we will be on a barter system with our neighbors. It’s a gamble to know what will be more important
No one knows. I have silver and cash on hand. Buy land, weapons and ammo.
Invest in Lead, Gold and Silver in the same order
Buy Gold/Silver, Loopring crypto, which is going to be the technology the new financial system is based on, GameStop shares and then DRS them to get proper ownership.
And there's the issue. You say Loopring will be the tech for the new system, but I've heard XRP. None of us can say for certainty on any of this.
In the event of financial collapse, how would stocks help you? How would GameStop thrive when no one has any money?
Yep. We had to suffer with these fuckers boots on our necks our whole lives and now have to suffer financial ruin to extract their boot. And mass deaths and crippling illness. Fine. Let’s just get it over with already. Then we can pick up the pieces of our shattered lives at last.
I'm buckled up!
I've became an expert at rebuilding Coleman lanterns and stoves. It's just a hobby. However, 9 out of 10 that you find, (unless they have never been fired) won't run. And very few folks, today have any clue how to start a gas pressure lantern, let alone now how to repair one.
how? please explain and describe
If a lantern has not been used in many years, (assuming it has been fired in the past). The orifice at the bottom of the fuel pick-up tube is usually clogged. At that point, you are going to have to disassemble the lantern. Coleman, made these to be somewhat difficult to work on, as they wanted to keep the business for their authorized repair centers. To my knowledge, there are no such repair operations in business in the United States, anymore. And the factory repair shop in Wichita closed in 2016. I have more than 50 Coleman lanterns, of various models, some restored, some I customized, and some only I cleaned up. Believe it or not Coleman still produces the Instant-Lite in limited models for the Japan market for BIG money. The last Instant-Lite produced for the US market, was the 220-K, and that ceased production in 1983.
Convert your cash as fast as you earn it. Hold no cash, hedge against inflation. Hang on tight!
Agreed. Some cash, but they can cancel it at a moment's notice.
Can't cancel silver!
The tree needs to be turned in to very very valuable paper first! If only there was a way to back our Fiat currency with some kind of precious metal standard?!
Gold notes/silver notes like old times where $1 could buy so very much is so very desirable. A fiat dollar in 1950 is worth .03 cents now.. I would be happy if prices returned to 1970 levels.. $23,000 for a home...
$1650 for a brand new Ford Mustang.
1969 saw me buying a 66 Chevelle SS 396 for $1,500.. I had no idea it would end up being worth so much now!! 👀 Wish I'd parked it somewhere .. 😢
88 cents could buy a single. I regularly have to pay 10 and up for them.
I have been hearing that for 30+ years.
Not holding my breath.
A brick of 22lr can feed your family for a year.
Not if everyone else has the same idea. Larger game will quickly disappear.
A better plan is to learn how to build traps and snares for smaller game. Seeds can attract birds to an area beneath netting, so you can catch a lot with no ammo at all. A slingshot and steel shot can pick off squirrels and other small animals.
Also beans are a suitable protein supplement. About $50-$100 can stock up about a month's worth of canned beans.
How many beans are you planning on eating? Even two cans a day would only be about $30-$40.
Yeah but, they're really good beans!! 😉
$GME will take us to the moon.
Money is a concept. It’s not real.
Every day the people at the fed wake up, look at their concepts in action and are bewildered it’s still working.
“It worked another day??”
There is no preparation except for serious prayer and your Bible Get to know God well The collapse of the global financial system, the political order and the social order will be near simultaneous as they are all interconnected Society as you know it will cease to exist The pressures to conform to the Elites Global Plan will be FAR greater at that time than it is now Only those led by God will survive All others will take the chip Read the Book of Revelation--again
Would like more Silver, but what I got I got at a steal so... Actual value probably has me landing in at least the top 10 percent in the next system.