10 yrs worth silver taken just last year

Buy Physical - BUST JPM!

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BUY SILVER AND/OR GOLD!!!!!!!!!!

NOW!!!!!!!!!!!

You people complain ALL the time about the elite scumbags. SO HERES YOUR F*CKEN CHANCE TO F*CK THEM!!!!!!!

Get your asses in gear and buy. DO IT NOW FFS!!!!

NOW!!!!!!!!

Indeed

Got 10 oz silver on the way & next payday will order another 10 & 10 more shares of PSLV.



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Year of the METAL OX.

Your about to find out how fuck8ng accurate that is.

Ill be stacking through May. After that, probably get priced out.


You have your chance NOW. Rather play idiot games like the GME minkeys, no ones gonna care about your crying once the ship has sailed.

Why should people buy 1,000,000,000 ounces Silver to Shut down JP Morgan scam ? Federal police must takeover the bank buildings

1 billion ounces Silver traded in London on February 01, 2021

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In my opinion, buying physical silver is one of the most creative ways I've seen to...lets's call it "do something".

No you're not, you can't afford a pedicab downtown Mumbai and never will. Keep wasting your little rupees on that stupid pink website though

The latest is to put in a sell order for $1,000 for your shares of SLV or PSLV so those shares can't be lent out.

Bust the sorts!

I agree. It is simple, easy, and for the moment, still legal. Silver has been called the common man's gold, and in some ways it is.

BUT. It is also:

1. Essential for electronics manufacturing.

2. Often destroyed instead of recycled (in many cases).

3. Is being used at a rate higher than the rate at which it is being mined.

4. Is priced via a corrupt, manipulated system.



...yes, if the common man is to 'do something', then buying and holding PM's, especially silver, is a good thing for him to do.

Right now physical is getting expensive and harder to obtain. Just wait until the holders realize that if they refuse to sell, the price will simply keep climbing.

Hoo boy.

Well, the US National Debt Clock shows the Dollar to Silver Ratio at $4,882 Per Ounce.

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According to some, this is the true price of what Silver should be... so I guess what the metal would command if shit went down so to speak? What are thoughts on this?

..I talked to my "guy" who got me into buying silver 20 years ago...I asked him if he had been down to the coin shop to buy some recently...he said none is available and the the shop owner had "gone long" meaning he spent several hundreds of thousands recently on silver coming in..so the dealer sees the writing on the wall

Paper silver is not physical.

i think the silver:gold ratio is wishful thinking at best and bullshit at worst

gold is rarer, harder to find and mine and more in demand and always will be

silver is meh, some uses as an industrial metal in electricals that's about it. the fact it is an industrial metal will produce pressure to keep its price low or at least stable

having said that silver does work as poor mans gold. it will always be worth something. and is usable as barter in small trades. you can't say that for your green paper or your 1's and 0's on the ATM glass

Why are you wasting money on PSLV. They don't have to deliver you physical silver.

lol

This post reveals how clueless you are. Go talk to someone who actually understands precious metals and try again.

Have these tards paid any attention? Doesn't seem like it based on posts in this thread.

Just bought another kilo of silver shot. Under $1000 from JM Bullion. Only $2.50 above spot price per ounce instead of $5 over / ounce. Buddy of mine just bought 500 ounces and is pissed he had to pay $5 per ounce. He used to pay $0.50 / ounce and has watched that number increase multiple times.

A lot of intelligent people see the writing on the wall. When average Joe consumer decides he wants a little silver it will be too late and that will drive the price up even further.

I've seen that and I kind of wonder how they arrived at that number. I do another back of the envelope calculation. The Austrian School of Economics says that when they print money and expand the monetary base, prices rise (inflation) as more money is chasing the same amount (or slightly more) amount of goods and services.

In 1933 FDR took the US off the gold standard nationally, but a gold eagle was still $20 on the face and a silver eagle was $1 on the face, we can use that. Also, in 1933 our national debt was around $22 billion. If you assume an average rate of increase in the monetary base (inflation) of 8.5% you can calculate what our debt should be today:

$22 Billion(1+0.085)^(2021-1933) = $28.8 Trillion, about what the debt is today. So, an ounce of silver stated as $1 in 1933 should be worth:

$1(1+0.085)^(2021-1933) = $1,311 per ounce.

Gold should be $20(1+0.085)^88 = $26,232 per ounce

That works out to be a gold to silver ratio of about 20:1

We might see those prices, but as they continue to create more debt and inflate everything the real prices will rise. But remember, 1 thing that keeps the prices in check other than naked shorting in the future's market is the current price to pull gold or silver out of the ground. Both have costs close to their spot prices.

That means prices won't fall much below their current value and if prices rise into crazy numbers like above, then you can bet energy (oil) will rise as much keeping the cost of mining about the same in relation to number of ounces.

This is what happens when idiots in D.C are passing trillion dollar spending bills every few weeks...the music is getting ready to stop and there aren't many chairs to grab. Lock us down for a bullshit virus so nobody can leave , implode the eCONomy then the fun starts.

Very interesting. Thank you for your input.

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Thanks. Good info...

Been in silver for decades

Here is one place i know of as a real live market for physical metals

Its in Vancouver so cad pricing

they have kilos and 1000 bars in silver available to the public

about $3-$4 dollars an oz cad above spot

[link to www.vbce.ca (secure)]

In gold they have 10 oz and kilo bars available

Only thing that is not much available is canadian mint products and us mint products

What am I seeing, a 25% premium on an ounce of silver??

Insanity.

Eagles were like 6% a year ago.

Everything relating to shtf is sky high, from land to ammo to metals.

Doom is on.