Just under 70% of all Treasury issuance is now short-term T-Bills. They mature in weeks.
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What would be a good, solid amount of silver to have?
No one but you can answer what a good amount is. Today, it's $60/oz. Easier to buy than gold at $4200+/oz. What can you afford to "save"? Know that it might go down in value, that it will cost you when you do sell it (spot price to spot-10% is a safe estimate) but it will never go down to $0.
Do you think you want it as an investment alone? (Get the cheapest $/oz) Or do you think you are going to need to spend it as an interim form of money? (Get smaller denominations) .
You'll need to give it some thought.
Some folks believe gold is going up, silver more so since it is used in industry and has been "undervalued" for years.
Please do not go into debt buying PMs.
In the end, it's like every other time you spend money. It's really up to your personal needs and budget.
Okay, thanks. Make sense.