/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29501142

Anyone have ANYTHING at all on the stocks rn? shits gonna collapse this year

In Texas, 3 million "customers" (accounts covering whole households, businesses etc.) are still without power and getting completely cucked going on 4 days now. Bad situation down there, it should serve as reminder to all anons that don't yet have ample food, supplies, fuel/generator and heating options laid away to wake up and get prepared, because Klaus Schwab's "Dark Winter" crap may still be on the table. I'd imagine that people with cash and PMs can transact easily, but good luck being a cryptocuck in Texas today!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LiG_TduoLY

>>28387253
In the cold lakes of the Netherlands, visibility isn't great here in these lakes, but if you can dive here you can do it almost anywhere.

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>>27525736
>personal use and to flex on the poors

based. You can hunt on eBay for "sterling Chalice" or "sterling goblet" and see a nice variety, not sure what you're looking for but these big tall ones are chad-tier:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Beautiful-Large-Antique-Sterling-Silver-Goblet-Wine-Glass/233873592712

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Beautiful-Large-Antique-Sterling-Silver-Goblet-Wine-Glass/233873592712

Water goblets are another good choice:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/GORHAM-STERLING-SILVER-272-PAIR-OF-STEMMED-WATER-WINE-GOBLETS-6-1-2/254853766707

Just look around and make sure the total price with shipping and tax is decent enough to personally justify, and of course make sure there is a picture in the listing of the "STERLING" mark or for English pieces, the lion passant hallmark. Pass on anything without clear pictures of the sterling markings because people are ignorant and will call plated crap or even aluminum, pewter and stainless steel "sterling" because they don't know any better.

>>27442477
anywhere outside the metro area is an alaskan bush to you spaz

>>27373590
Age 5, in 1992. Got completely serious and extremely autistically motivated last February. Not sure how much I've spent on PMs but would estimate an average silver cost of around $18/ozt for over 4,000 ounces now. With my gold and numismatics, at current eBay retail it's probably worth near 200 grand today. Mining stock/option portfolio is around 35k today. I would have bought more miners in March if I was sent back to do it over again but I thought a global collapse was a distinct and immediate possibility at the time and preferenced hard assets in-hand, no regrets though.

We're gonna fucking make it lads, FWTDHWATQUDs prepare thyselves.

>>27223709

Well boys I was hoping to get over 2000oz before the moon mission but it looks like I've fallen short unless I cheat and get some 100oz or kilo bars

Might get a kilo just to fondle

>>27192454
>I'm going to buy 25 ounces per month for this entire year.

Good start and good luck anon

>>27031002
Jup same here:
Fuck JPM
Fuck hedge funds
Fuck government
FUCK the central banks
LET IT ALL BURN

Buy physical before it's too late

>>26617970

Kinda funny, "By 2030" - nigger the first NASA probe won't even make it there until 2026 at least.

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>>26493169
>Not having 10% of your Net Worth in Anime figurines and body pillow covers

The most undervalued asset and nobody is talking about this.

Predicting a giant green dildo on open and slamdown in NY tomorrow morning

How we doing this evening gents? Been busy all day, did I miss anything?

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