You guys get it but be very careful investing in all "synthetic" metals...those that claim their products are "backed by physical metal". That may be the case and it's 100% backed up, yet it might not even matter. One of the largest issuers of this type of investment is Sprott. Sprott is a Canadian company. Look at how the government quickly took over the banking and money transfers to the truckers.

The Trust's metals will be held in custody by the Royal Canadian Mint, a Federal Crown Corporation of the Government of Canada. There is no levered financial institution between the unitholders and the Trust's physical bullion and no risk of financial loss in the event of a bankruptcy or nationalization of the financial institution.

Nothing between you and your metal but Castro's son. Don't think they won't do the same with "your" metal stored in their facility in another country.

Cliffs- If you don't hold it, you don't own it. Stack on.