Gold Vs Silver

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A commodity is a commodity.

Where's the best place to buy physical gold in bar form?

silver is a meme metal for failures who can't afford to invest in gold

silver is underbought historically more than at any point in history

gold is "ok" but silver will go up a lot more, gold at $3k by end of summer, silver at $100+

copper, its useful in shtf scenarios

banks do interbank in gold, they'll be stuck with it as silver shoots up way more

stay mad you faggot

dollar value of gold and silver are irrelvant. Silver might have more room to run in dollar value, but what is likely is an overnight gold revaluation to anywhere between 20k-100k per ounce to purge all the debt from the system.

If you don't know what an object is worth then you shouldn't buy it in the first place.

i'm not upset. silver investors make me feel better about myself. not even a crisis caused it to go up. isn't that what you broke faggots were banking on?

A gold price going up just means the dollar is becoming more worthless. So you aren't looking to make returns in gold because you can't make returns in gold.

The dollar price of gold is irrelevant. Did gold all of a sudden become valuable when America was born and the dollar was created? Of course not. So why would you be valuing gold in terms of dollars? Moreover...it was gold that gave value to the dollar, so logically it makes no sense to value gold in terms of dollars.
the dollar is becoming increasingly worthless, unironically because gold doesnt back the dollar anymore. So massive inflation because of this is making it so it is impossible to make it. Under a gold standard you could drive retards to grade school on a bus for a living and "make it" with your wife at home raising your 4 white kids.
Silver is also great. For most of human history a days wage equaled a silver piece the size of s silver dime or roman denarius.

So right now...for the 16$ price of silver you are locking up the equivalent of two weeks worth of wages. Since 14 silver dimes equals 1 ounce of silver. Because the dollar is the worlds reserve currency you see in many underdeveloped countries today where people like rice paddy workers are earning the equivalent of 2$/day....which is right in line with sane economic historical reality, since that 2$ equals the price of a silver dime.

You have fat as moron workers selling insurance providing zero real value for society earning 200$/day which is the equivalent of about 13 ounces of silver a day which flies in the face of all historical economic reality.

So if you buy as little 500 ounces of silver you are literally locking up 20 years worth of days wages when the dollar collapses. It will actually though probably be 2x-3x that though because there are billions more people on the planet and much less silver available.

You idiots saying the paper price of silver is going down tho, are kind of like the same idiots who dont know something is terribly wrong when the ocean starts sucking in right before a tsunami hits.

>the price per ounce makes you poor or not
bet you dislike the $10 stocks and only buy the $1000 ones too lol

>medal

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Silver obviously, gold bubble is gonna burst hard silver stays the same

Buy a little of both. I'm 80% gold 20% silver. But that was before the gold-silver ratio was above 100:1.

gold can go up faster than the dollar loses value or actually, historically, vice versa

it's all tied to the prime rate, if trump made mnuchin set prime at 7% where it should be, then gold would decrease in value as people bought bonds

metals= iron, gold, lead, and mercury.

medal= award , gold medal finalist, bronze medal olympian

Physical silver has an insane premium attached to it at the moment, physical silver is way over priced at the moment, but Gold is also at an all time high

From a view commonly held by precious metal investors, I don't think the whole worrying about the us dollar collapse is a big think, I don't think it will ever happen in the United States, but it would be something to take into consideration for places like Australia, look at what has happened to the South African rand. I buy and sell gold and silver frequently, feel free to ask any questions

dude your fukign dumb go 80 silver 20 gold

I personally like 90 silver 10 gold then when the ratio is low I sell silver to buy more gold with it until ratio rises and then I go back to silver buying