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I think the Fed will covet several ethereum nodes by way of BlackRock. Kill two birds with one stone. Get control of the future of what was supposed to be decentralized exchanges. And then have the ability to make all stablecoins on ETH 2.0 worthless and present the massed with their own.Won't happen. They will be traded in for CryptoDollars.
When we least expect it?Its so flagrant the manipulations, when the fk does it end?????????????
Its so flagrant the manipulations, when the fk does it end?????????????
same! I'm looking to get a new tractor so I'll be suspending my PM buying, since the same money can only be spent once, and will be riding it out with the stash as it is at the bottom of the lake. The ride over the past 4 or 5 years was fun for sure, now we'll see what it will produce in the long run (for me anyway)I am not meaning to sound harsh or like I am picking on you, but you and others seem to focus a lot on the swings in the metals prices. Can I ask why? Even with the dips in the paper price, you still have the same amount of silver. It seems like a waste of time and energy to worry about the spot price every day and to get upset if it's beat down. Again, not picking on you just trying to understand why.
Personally, I don't care if it goes up or down. I add a little to my stash where I can. I have no plans to sell, just to keep stacking. I used to worry about the ups and downs in the prices but found that to be incredibly draining. Once I stopped doing that, stacking became much more fun.
Everyone's situation is different. Some long term stackers may have short to medium range plans that require raising cash and possibly liquidating a portion of their stash. watching silver approach an area where one would feel good about selling only to be savagely beat back again can be frustrating.I am not meaning to sound harsh or like I am picking on you, but you and others seem to focus a lot on the swings in the metals prices. Can I ask why? Even with the dips in the paper price, you still have the same amount of silver. It seems like a waste of time and energy to worry about the spot price every day and to get upset if it's beat down. Again, not picking on you just trying to understand why.
Personally, I don't care if it goes up or down. I add a little to my stash where I can. I have no plans to sell, just to keep stacking. I used to worry about the ups and downs in the prices but found that to be incredibly draining. Once I stopped doing that, stacking became much more fun.
When it comes to the dollar and the manipulation of precious metals, everything will remain the same....until one day it doesn't! That day cometh post haste!Sht just gets old watching tptb tank metals to prop the dying dollar, I did take advantage of the deal nick posted on those kilo bars from bold, seriously thinking of putting some on plastic
Yup, good old mondays, Rainy days and mondays allways get me downIs today Monday?
According to Kitco.....
Gold down $27.00
Silver down $0.62
Yes it is, Barrettone.This is just plain weird. Markets down, metals down, dollar flying high. Just seems like backwardation. Also smacks or something ominous coming. Just a gut feeling I guess.
About due for a tedious TuesdayYup, good old mondays, Rainy days and mondays allways get me down
Is it time to buy yet?
YesIs it time to buy yet?
Every day/week is a buying opportunity if you have the funds. I am not going to sit and wait for the hope that I can get silver at $20/ounce out the door (and no, I am not going to bother with sterling like the one guy keeps pumping). I look at this way...you can hold on to dollars that are becoming more and more worthless as time goes on, or you can exchange that for precious metals that have been desired for thousands of years. It's a pretty clear choice, IMO.
Sure is.Is it time to buy yet?
What exactly, would you buy?Sure is.
The price remains the same; but the dollar's true value, in terms of what it will buy at the butcher, the baker, the credit-card maker...that keeps falling, in double-digits, now. Looking at price increases, I'd say we're at about over 25 percent YoY.
Note I didn't say "inflation." The currency has been inflated to DOUBLE the amount of fiat in circulation, with MOAR to CUM. What that means, in literal monetary-economic terms, is, the purchasing power of each unit ("dollar") has been cut in half. It will show in the market, eventually, as 100-percent increases in prices - a doubling.
If I could, now, I'd be in there buying like hell.
I'd buy gold - it's less volatile, in price; and the reason is, fewer owners/sellers, and more commitment (higher cost) from each.What exactly, would you buy?
I'm partial to only gold and silver as those metals have a long track record of representing the value of money. 2000 years ago the value of gold and silver was never disputed. Nobody on the internet or in the MSM at the time had to tell people back then that gold and silver were money. I'm not sure if platinum or palladium was actually viewed the same back then.What exactly, would you buy?
Don't beat yourself up.I'd buy gold - it's less volatile, in price; and the reason is, fewer owners/sellers, and more commitment (higher cost) from each.
If I could, I'd get some silver - to diversify, of course. Silver is a flyer. Don't expect the Reddit masses to act any more rationally than other Internet masses caught up in Kewel movements. So it could go up, and down, or park.
But gold could become a lightning rod, as it did in 1933.
You pays yer money and you takes yer choice. If I had any real insight, I'd have loaded up on $TSLA stock five years ago. And bitcoin before that. Both are brain-dead scams; and both have exploded in market price.
Now you see my track record.
Yah another wack dayAbout due for a tedious Tuesday
The Banksters are nihilists.Yah another wack day
Oh what will the am bring????????????
Pekerheads gearing up for an Armageddon mondayGood start to the week