/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51395401
This is a backwards way of looking at things. I'm not buying PMs to make 10x. I'm buying them so that when the dollar and euro crash and burn, along with crypto and stonks, I don't lose what I saved over the years. That's it, nothing more. In the end, after this ludicrous financial banking system implodes, all that will remain are things that have intrinsic value. That can also include other things like land, livestock, machinery, etc. It's just that those take up more space and/or require more attention and can't easily function as money.

>>51199819
>filthy rich
Nah, I'm not really believing that meme where a mercury dime buys you some sex fantasy. Plus I'm getting too old to really give a shit about that. My goal is simply to preserve what little I've managed to save over the years, and since silver is "on sale" lately, I loaded up on it to get the best bang for my buck. There's no sense in missing a big sale on purpose.
Quite frankly I didn't much enjoy buying all this silver, because I had to do it so quickly, and jump through a bunch of hoops for various reasons that I don't want to get into. It would have been much nicer if this could have been a relaxing hobby that I cultivate over the course of decades, searching for and trading rare and interesting coins, and trying to complete various collections. But there's simply no time left for that, so I did what I had to in order to secure my small savings (which probably will end up going to my brothers or nephews later on someday).

>>50138986
Yes, monetary silver is aesthetic.