/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30144191
ya i know right? can you believe the majority view is to have PM backed currency? its like hello? you want to have order 6201 again? duh. really no knowledge of history.

like with >>30143798, who does not seem to realise you can BUY protection w PMs, as was done for 2k+ years and is the literal basis of the chuckianity enslavement thing.

>>29100738
has it occurred to you that the unwashed masses are mortally afraid of the duties associated with wealth and subconsciously invest in pure trash?

>>29100809
lol you had like... 8+ years!

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>>27401084
we are the little man, fool.

>>27173973
Chris Marcus live in 30
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGyK4aKY4HE

>>26736540
holy shit, u trying to get this board in trouble w the SEC or some shit?

if i was going to explain it, i'd say: look into history. read up on what happened in weimar, argentina, zimbabwe etc etc etc etc etc etc etc etc. pm's is a hedge against that with no counterparty risk other than storage. the rest? dont take fucking advice from a fucking mongolian basket weaving forum.

fool.

>>26394609
Peter if that's you, you should really incorporate the synthetic demand for USD via the petrodollar in propping up markets. come on man. your fund isn't doing that well.

US is just another shill country for the real rulers and we know they control money. how do you know the US wont maintain legacy status via its currency for a long time, look at London City, it still does a shitload of business even tho greater UK is a husk of its former "glory".

seriously, your takes are very one-dimensional. let go of the crypto thing, your words will have no impact if you pursue this route. bubble brains are deaf.

>>26372330
Happy Birthday!

ya, PMs are ultra fun to hold. I wish i had an ounce of palladium and platinum too so i could compare them but they are sooo expensive!

PM ppl have historically sucked at marketing their product. I don't think its stacker FUD either, these people are genuine good goys who 'believe' in PM. this is a foolish marketing strategy.

Good PM strategy:
1. say PM feels cool / looks cool
2. create culture around science of PMs
3. say PM is the new Bitcoin/Tech Stonk/yadda yadda (im working on just getting them to repeat "silver is the new btc" now.

the PM bros need to take a page from the crypto shills here.

instead, how are PM's shilled?
1. Never trolling the crypto faggots back when their shit sinks into the toilet and our stocks are up 8% in a day. because muh principles. HAH. chumps.
2. usnationaldebtclock.png
3. thinking people can be convinced w logic

FOOLS! CRYTPOFAGS DIDN'T CONVINCE YOU LOGIC IS NOT WHAT CONVINCES PPL? 99% of the time, 'logical reasoning' is ayuctually 'post hoc reasoning'. this is psychic blinders.

fucking grow up PM boombooms and wear the flag of pet rock owner, or go back to plebbit haha!

>>25885970
cool thanks for sharing. another thing i like to research is the connections between politics/religion/finance in the Roman Era, I made this diagram, ultra fascinating that modern day religion is basically state instituted money-worship.

the other collapse story worth looking into the the survivalist Bosnian (Croatian? Yugoslavian?) whose city was under siege for a year. the things that ended up being worth most were fuel, bullets, food, lighters type things.

>>25748750
Once PM's are peaking, DCA sell PM stock and buy into the next round of undervalued things. The upcoming commodities 'bull market', predictably precipitated by 'inflation' (which really should be called: currency devaluation) won't unfold at the same rate for all commodities.

It's easy enough to rotate into other commodity classes once PM's are finished mooning.

Generally, such things are means-to-an-end, not ends in and of themselves. You eventually need to move into income producing assets and have more than 1 stream of income otherwise you aren't hedged against a complete collapse.

money's just not worth that much in any society other than this one, it's not worth putting all your energy into getting rich, you want to spread it around to other things that are 'worth more' than money, like community / family / hobbies.

can't put a price on the peace of mind of not owning crypto. needed to mention that.

>>22757939
learn history or be doomed to repeat the shenanigans again that's all i have to say.

>>22529967
having made this meme myself, I can say that I didn't fact check before making it.

the idea was that the coin had been in a dusty collection since 1985, not that it had been minted in 1985.

>>22497712
>"[...] and have been like this for 2 decades."
you spelled millennia wrong.

i was thinking that tho, they all buy 'sure thing' investments, yet they make no hedge against the USD valuation. the lemmings are actually taking the biggest risk by trusting that USD will keep having value in light of the history of reserve currencies.

>>21903822
silver and gold go back farther than the jews but the whole muh silber larp that allowed Rome to function to the point soldiers were paid a 5% silver dinarius per week to sack 'pagans'.

note similarities between ancient Greek coinage names & the "tetragrammaton" or whatever the hell the jew "god" is.

>>21838553
"If we estimate the human greed as constant, we can predict a “conservation of valuation” across all asset classes. As total valuation is zero-sum, the introduction of a desirable new asset class, must cause devaluation in other assets. State legitimacy and ease of use gave valuation to fiat currency and devalued other asset classes in the process, e.g.: silver

The suppression of intrinsically valuable assets allows for fiat to hold that [perceived] value instead. This suppression greases the wheels of the modern cycle of commerce, which achieves its expansion through the devaluation of intrinsically valuable assets.

As the fiat supply increases, V(f) approaches V(total): nothing is worth anything except money. In such an arrangement, access to money becomes increasingly scarce (the law of Entropy dictates that an unperturbed trade system tends towards scarce resource monopolies) and the associated government will only last for so long as it can bribe a military to protect its status. So far that time interval is about 100 years.

The historical record demonstrates that schemes involving the depreciation of the intrinsically valuable in exchange for the expansion of the intrinsically valueless can only operate temporarily because they ultimately undermine the trust required to keep intact the system which allows the devaluation scheme to function in the first place.

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>>21656295

don't blackpill, just embrace the path of knowledge and make better decisions in the future. yes, your ancestors got fleeced and many of your relatives worship a rebel rabbi unironically. but they were pressed to change religion once before, they can be pressured back again.
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>>21382061
it's not so bad, it's more than 99.999% of humans have laid their hands on.

if you don't have other skills, your silver won't be worth much anyway. if you do have other skills, you'll figure out a way to get your hands on more.

enjoy a brief history of greco-roman statecraft

>>21332117
if anyone isn't retarded and interested in shaming the christcuck retards into admitting they are jew slave genital mutilator race traitors, use this timeline,

now can we get back to talking about precious metals and accept that christ-shitstain-ianity is the reason Europe is a shithole now?

>>21273665
ok, 70:30... not bad.......
yes, its the opportunity of a lifetime, but it's not going to be easy street... it's going to require developing new skill sets, networking and ultimately fixing the problems dumped into our laps by ~2500 years of shenanigans (pic related).

I made this diagram a few weeks ago, did I leave anything out? I was trying to convey the idea that jewish christianity made us money worshippers.

>>21273754
should you be taking advice from a mediaeval origami board that unironically asks whether >>21270785 is a golden penis cap?

I just fomo'd half a kg of copper.
... and 2 1/20th oz platinum coins.

this board has influenced me more than /pol/ ever did... i've been here since covid.......

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>>20904118
he gets me

>>20904084
and he'll be parted with his stack if things get so bad silver becomes barter again, that's my point.

>>20904066
I'm pro wealth, obviously... the point I'm alluding to is that to be wealthy in a silver economy requires more than simply possessing the material. it will require a shift in consciousness that will enable you to make the silver profitable - i.e.: you need to get into the mindset of a land baron who owns a complement of servants/military.

the current paradigm: buy low! sell high! drink champagne in a condo overlooking the downtown area where you can get a front row seat to women getting harassed by immigrants and ignore it through a haze of mood altering pharmaceuticals.

silver paradigm: being a land baron who circulates silver to get the farmers working then engages in large scale trade to keep the community going.

your chances of being cannibalised by someone in your immediate environs is about the same in either scenario but the optics of the latter are far superior in the eyes of the gentleman capable of possessing this material in a meaningful way (ie. going further than selfies of a ten ouncer covering your micropenis.)

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