Today we talk of the pros and cons of stacking silver or gold. Any and all conspiracies are welcome. Gold: > large value in small space (1 million dollars worth is a solid cube with 4.23in sides) > The wealthy will flock to it in the event of a currency crises > Is NOT an industrial metal meaning in the event of rising prices, demand will not decline as industry replaces it with another metal > Governments hoard it > Is easily identifiable
Silver: > Is more volatile than gold giving it the potential to outperform gold > Is an industrial metal leading to consumption of its supply > Silver gold ratio suggests it’s undervalued compared to gold
I personally prefer gold for the first two reasons mainly. Don’t mind silver but I focus on the gold. Cryptofags have no idea what the fuck will happen with their shitcoin of choice with at most a decade of history and so their delusional confidence is not welcome here.
I should add I have no intention of preserving my wealth in beans.
Brandon Bailey
>Why not both.tiff
Joseph Ward
Gold is really undervalued but silver is the most undervalued asset on planet earth.
Historical silver to gold ratio is 16-1 because that's the ratio it comes out of the earths crust. Right now because of super manipulation that ratio is like 80-1.
Buy silver and when that ratio narrows to 30 to 1 or so exchange your silver for gold. But always have some gold on you because it's the worlds money.
Also OP silver isn't volatile. A silver ounce 900 years ago is still that same ounce of gold today. The entire fucking point of buying silver and gold is because fiat is a scam and you want money and wealth after fiat fails.
Dollar value of silver means nothing
Robert Adams
What do we know about the manipulation and its purpose? Why would they want to undervalue silver and not gold?
