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>>27358485

He's not wrong. That is a dividend. Not the conventional kind but it shows that the company might very well go in that direction and do what Resolute Mining did eventually.

>>27342210

>But the fiat will be worthless. We are entering the reset now. So you need the metal not the stocks.

You own your stocks regardless of what fiat does. When Italy switched from the libra to the euro it didn't erase the stocks of Italians, they simply cashed them out for a new currency. Stocks are property. Besides, many miners are going to be paying physical silver dividends. Bayhorse Silver is already doing it, and Keith Neumeyer of First Majestic intends to do so. See also Resolute Mining which has already paid gold dividends for four years.

>>26424621

>whats the point if the money isn't worth anything anyway

Depends on what you mean by "money." I'm talking about real purchasing power. Fiat is irrelevant. Small cap silver miners will buy over 150x more real estate, oil, wheat, gold, copper, stocks, etc., than they can now by the time this is all said and done. The currency could hyperinflate into oblivion and a loaf of bread could cost a trillion dollars and you would still own every share in your portfolio. Nor do you need to cash them out into dollars. You could cash them out into a gold-backed currency like the future rouble or yuan, or simply hold on and wait for America to issue a new dollar, or stick with miners which will pay you in physical gold dividends (like Resolute Mining).