/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55467939
>ok and how often do you need to hide 30k in your pocket
>>55467956
>It's not that I need to, it's that I can if I need to.

Bingo. An image can speak louder than words.

>>54064603
Holy shit haha. Man I feel like I dodged a bullet as I only brought some silver four days ago.

>>54064705
We shall see anon. All previous global empires have fallen pretty much the same way, I don't think the United States is going to be any different.

>>54064850
A massive spike for sure, but it might come down just as fast if eligible silver is shifted into registered fast enough.

>>53845207
>Reggie fag would be more productive walking outside and finding pennies to buy gold with.

Man, that would be one hell of a stack to see, around 150,000 pennies to get one ounce of gold.

>>53786411
>You fail to mention that Gold is only a couple hundred bucks below its ATH or how 50% of Gold demand comes from the jewelry industry.

BECAUSE IT'S A MOTHERFUCKING NOOB GUIDE!

What in the fuck is wrong with you. Do you think giving kids a master thesis to learn when they go to school for the first time. The whole point of the noob guide is to give BASIC information and direction TO GET THEM ON THE PRECIOUS METALS LADDER AND THEN WORK OUT THE REST FROM THERE AT THEIR OWN PACE.

>>53353339
It IS in comparison to gold due to the size vs price. Fucking hell anon have you ever looked at a GSR chart?

>>52489681
>https://www.ftadviser.com/property/2022/11/17/dividend-and-capital-gains-tax-allowances-cut/

JESUS CHRIST.

Divided allowance (profit shares in a company) CGT will go from:

2022: £2,000
2023: £1,000
2024: £500

Annual CGT will go from:

2022: £12,300
2023: £6,000
2024: £3,000

Thank fuck I've got legal tender precious metal coins. If gold ever gets revalued even a quarter ounce of gold that isn't legal tender would effectively push you over the 2024 threshold.

>>51235477
>Feast your eyes on pic related, Anons. The Gold:Silver ratio for the past 150 years
Isn't there a chart that goes further back than this, or does this only go this far because it's Murica? It would be more interesting to see England seeing as it's older, or even Italy considering Rome.