My recommendations are GME, DWAC, and Silver or Gold storage. (I am not recommending that site for an IRA, it's just one I have done business with before). I'm not sure about where to store any IRA PMs. I have never done that. Somewhere that's not a bank and/or local might be good.
If I were you, I'd get some of all three. All three are sound investments. DWAC is the most speculative, but still should be a relatively safe bet. I wouldn't put too much in, but I'd do some.
For me personally my investments are about 40% Silver, 40% GME and 20% DWACW.
GME is as solid of a company as they come. Its potential going forward is huge (having nothing to do with any potential short squeeze). I'd register my shares if I were you. You can have them automatically registered if you buy them through computershare (the agent for GME). Alternatively you can buy them through a broker and gift them to yourself at computershare (I can find a link on step by step of that if you are interested). GME is also one of the only companies in the world that isn't majority owned by institutions. It may not actually have any institutional ownership (see Part 1 of my report here).
That's not financial advice as I am not a licensed financial advisor (aka professional thief that you pay to rob you). If it sounds like financial advise, that's because I let my monkey jump on the keyboard and that's what came out.
My recommendations are GME, DWAC, and Silver or Gold storage. (I am not recommending that site for an IRA, it's just one I have done business with before). I'm not sure about where to store any IRA PMs. I have never done that.
If I were you, I'd get some of all three. All three are sound investments. DWAC is the most speculative, but still should be a relatively safe bet. I wouldn't put too much in, but I'd do some.
For me personally my investments are about 40% Silver, 40% GME and 20% DWACW.
GME is as solid of a company as they come. Its potential going forward is huge (having nothing to do with any potential short squeeze). I'd register my shares if I were you. You can have them automatically registered if you buy them through computershare (the agent for GME). Alternatively you can buy them through a broker and gift them to yourself at computershare (I can find a link on step by step of that if you are interested). GME is also one of the only companies in the world that isn't majority owned by institutions. It may not actually have any institutional ownership (see Part 1 of my report here).
That's not financial advice as I am not a licensed financial advisor (aka professional thief that you pay to rob you). If it sounds like financial advise, that's because I let my monkey jump on the keyboard and that's what came out.
My recommendations are GME, DWAC, and Silver or Gold storage. (I am not recommending that site for an IRA, it's just one I have done business with before). If I were you, I'd get some of all three. All three are sound investments. DWAC is the most speculative, but still should be a relatively safe bet. I wouldn't put too much in, but I'd do some.
For me personally my investments are about 40% Silver, 40% GME and 20% DWACW.
GME is as solid of a company as they come. Its potential going forward is huge (having nothing to do with any potential short squeeze). I'd register my shares if I were you. You can have them automatically registered if you buy them through computershare (the agent for GME). Alternatively you can buy them through a broker and gift them to yourself at computershare (I can find a link on step by step of that if you are interested). GME is also one of the only companies in the world that isn't majority owned by institutions. It may not actually have any institutional ownership (see Part 1 of my report here).
That's not financial advice as I am not a licensed financial advisor (aka professional thief that you pay to rob you). If it sounds like financial advise, that's because I let my monkey jump on the keyboard and that's what came out.