> one is heavily used in industry
> one is needed for electric circuits, solar panels, semiconductors, jewellery, pharmacy, etc.
> one can be hardly replaced by any other commodity
> one has an antic tradition of being money and a hedge against inflation/stagflation
> one is strongly undervalued and suppressed
So why is /biz still talking about vapor-tokens and ponzi-like speculative asset used by no one for non-existing problem.
Explain yourself
I'm invested in Hecla Mining and Gold Resource Corporations. Shorted all my sweet 60% gains from First Majestic Silver to buy these gems.
Will I make it lads?
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You'll make it. GORO and Hecla are unbelievably cheap right now. Good choice and wait for today.
Coeur and Fiora Gold are my bets as well.
the only reason to buy silver over gold is that it might perform better than gold.
the argument that silver is being used is an argument AGAINST it. once the depression hits demand declines
Britfags, where are you buying your silver? If you're importing from Europe, are you paying customs fees and if so, is it worth?
So theres, like, four PM threads active now? Makes a change from shitcoins I suppose.
I use goldcore, others swear by goldsilver.be. No, no customs fees.
Bruh.. if you aren't in silver right now you are fucking up BIG TIME. Get on the boomercoin train now
I slightly agree.
Silver has a minuscule marketcap in compare with gold.
The ratio is so wide, that it will break up even higher anytime during the next few weeks.
Industry is not against it as the retail clients will hoard silver (which is already happening) industries will try to accumulate silver at these cheap prices, which will move silver even higher
Even if the recession comes, EVs and solar panels are the future. Jewellery, pharmacy products will be still in demand
wow silver is back to same price doomer retards shilled to me years ago
Amazing
Use Degiro to invest in miner stocks. CP was mentioning Hecla, GORO, First Majestic silver, but there are other minors, who will benefit much more than silber itself.
See you around EYO, zoomer.
Hecla Mining is a brilliant choice.
FIORE Gold is going to be huge and Frank Guistra is the man to follow.
GORO could be the potential 20x if Isabella Pearl is open this autumn.
>2009: See you around EYO, zoomer.
>2010: See you around EYO, zoomer.
>2011: See you around EYO, zoomer.
>2012: See you around EYO, zoomer.
>2013: See you around EYO, zoomer.
>2014: See you around EYO, zoomer.
>2015: See you around EYO, zoomer.
>2016: See you around EYO, zoomer.
>2017: See you around EYO, zoomer.
>2018: See you around EYO, zoomer.
>2019: See you around EYO, zoomer.
I hope you have noted what happened with silver after Brexit.
Absolutely correct
It is ok to have a decent stack but definitely invest into miners and companies instead of physicall silver. This is a patrician move. For example First Majest is up 60% while silver is up 3 USD.
>lives after the 2008 crash
>he is investing in one of the biggest vaporwave speculative assets based on "greater fool" investment
>made some money gambling on exchanges in winter 2017 and thinks the show will go on
>will be utterly destroyed in the next stagflationary slowdown
It's because of all these years when money was pumped into the global economy, that you could swing your chips, but all those perma-bears are completely right in their thesis. We are now in the end of the biggest expansion and you should get ready.
See you buying silver next year, when the price is 50$, faggot.
This guy gets it.
Absolutely not, the production will be actually squeezed, since silver is mined alongside copper and industrial metals, there is a very few miners, that mines solely gold. The demand will rise and the production will slump.
It's amazing you know what I invest in based on my calling out your delusional pipedream.
It doesn't make any sense.
But thanks for the nice picture of Bruce Willis
We finna break $18 today bois!
>So why is /biz still talking about vapor-tokens and ponzi-like speculative asset used by no one for non-existing problem.
Why are there still mining companies doing pump and dumps?
I own a lot of silver as a percentage of net worth and the shit thing is the holding costs. The reasons you gave are the same since silver has been going down for the last 10 years.
It finally looks like my patience will pay off silver now, but I should have bought the SP500 instead over the last 10 years.
>He didn't just buy the low like a true silver chad
Ouch!
Lol the silver CHAD!
I am essentially about 20% down because of currency going my way its priced in AUD. I guess I'm not as studly as the silver chad.
I'm hoping to make it up of SLV call options.
buying baby's first stack today. does anyone recommend any good canadian online retailers for silver?