salyer36 -My personal belief is gold has to drag silver up. Silver could ultimately have a larger % gain, but gold has to lead. Kind of like how BTC paces alt coins.
I can’t back this thesis up with data- just my personal view.
bitcoin cost $2 in dec 2011
Peixes -bitcoin cost $2 in dec 2011
It will retrace that number
salyer36 -My personal belief is gold has to drag silver up. Silver could ultimately have a larger % gain, but gold has to lead. Kind of like how BTC paces alt coins.
I can’t back this thesis up with data- just my personal view.
I think gold will come out of the gate like a bat out of hell but silver will catch up before blowing its wad, hopefully I have time to unload
Anybody buy this
Tim Duncan -Peixes -bitcoin cost $2 in dec 2011
It will retrace that number
lol
in all likelihood, yes
hopefully not prior to making a lot of everyday people millionaires
CavRyda -
Anybody buy this
I had one
CavRyda -
Anybody buy this
This is great
Peixes -Tim Duncan -Peixes -bitcoin cost $2 in dec 2011
It will retrace that number
lol
in all likelihood, yes
hopefully not prior to making a lot of everyday people millionaires
Sure bitcoin can go to $2 or $0 but other new cryptos (maybe central bank backed) will be as valuable as bitcoin is now.
Cryptos are going nowhere. Paper central bank money is more likely to be reduced by 90 or 95% than crypto going away.
Maybe silver has an unofficial gold like monetary use in the future that is larger than what it has enjoyed over the past few decades, its very important in industry and for sure one of the most finite resources out there.
In a digital world... silver is not very good money as its not very divisible or portable in day to day life compared to crypto or the USD. Trading old silver dimes for organic chickens is not the ticket to future survival. Still... given its limited supply, silver should have a much higher value than at the moment and it should retain value well in the post-USD world.
BJ Penn Forever -Peixes -Tim Duncan -Peixes -bitcoin cost $2 in dec 2011
It will retrace that number
lol
in all likelihood, yes
hopefully not prior to making a lot of everyday people millionaires
Sure bitcoin can go to $2 or $0 but other new cryptos (maybe central bank backed) will be as valuable as bitcoin is now.
Cryptos are going nowhere. Paper central bank money is more likely to be reduced by 90 or 95% than crypto going away.
Maybe silver has an unofficial gold like monetary use in the future that is larger than what it has enjoyed over the past few decades, its very important in industry and for sure one of the most finite resources out there.
In a digital world... silver is not very good money as its not very divisible or portable in day to day life compared to crypto or the USD. Trading old silver dimes for organic chickens is not the ticket to future survival. Still... given its limited supply, silver should have a much higher value than at the moment and it should retain value well in the post-USD world.
I think the fed coin and other government coins will not be tulips like bitcoin. They will function as money and ultimately they will fail like the dollar will
Rambo John J -sparkuri - @desogames
#Stack
Comex contracts are in, silver, gold, platinum taking off.
Remember that rollover into December he was talking about.
He *appears* correct.almost went big last night
I will likely regret it
May never see 21$ Slivers again
sparkuri - @desogames
#Stack
Comex contracts are in, silver, gold, platinum taking off.
Remember that rollover into December he was talking about.
He *appears* correct.
Yeah, this should be an interesting month.
Tim Duncan -BJ Penn Forever -Peixes -Tim Duncan -Peixes -bitcoin cost $2 in dec 2011
It will retrace that number
lol
in all likelihood, yes
hopefully not prior to making a lot of everyday people millionaires
Sure bitcoin can go to $2 or $0 but other new cryptos (maybe central bank backed) will be as valuable as bitcoin is now.
Cryptos are going nowhere. Paper central bank money is more likely to be reduced by 90 or 95% than crypto going away.
Maybe silver has an unofficial gold like monetary use in the future that is larger than what it has enjoyed over the past few decades, its very important in industry and for sure one of the most finite resources out there.
In a digital world... silver is not very good money as its not very divisible or portable in day to day life compared to crypto or the USD. Trading old silver dimes for organic chickens is not the ticket to future survival. Still... given its limited supply, silver should have a much higher value than at the moment and it should retain value well in the post-USD world.
I think the fed coin and other government coins will not be tulips like bitcoin. They will function as money and ultimately they will fail like the dollar will
Interestingly enough... under an Austrian evonomic definition, bitcoin is harder money than gold and silver are.
Looney Ronulan Paultard -Tim Duncan -BJ Penn Forever -Peixes -Tim Duncan -Peixes -bitcoin cost $2 in dec 2011
It will retrace that number
lol
in all likelihood, yes
hopefully not prior to making a lot of everyday people millionaires
Sure bitcoin can go to $2 or $0 but other new cryptos (maybe central bank backed) will be as valuable as bitcoin is now.
Cryptos are going nowhere. Paper central bank money is more likely to be reduced by 90 or 95% than crypto going away.
Maybe silver has an unofficial gold like monetary use in the future that is larger than what it has enjoyed over the past few decades, its very important in industry and for sure one of the most finite resources out there.
In a digital world... silver is not very good money as its not very divisible or portable in day to day life compared to crypto or the USD. Trading old silver dimes for organic chickens is not the ticket to future survival. Still... given its limited supply, silver should have a much higher value than at the moment and it should retain value well in the post-USD world.
I think the fed coin and other government coins will not be tulips like bitcoin. They will function as money and ultimately they will fail like the dollar will
Interestingly enough... under an Austrian evonomic definition, bitcoin is harder money than gold and silver are.
It’s not durable though. You could bury a gold or silver coin under the ground for hundreds of years and it would retain all of its value. I have digital devices, computer, and programs that don’t work after 20 years.
Looks like gold is starting to bounce from here. Let’s see what happens
salyer36 -Looks like gold is starting to bounce from here. Let’s see what happens
Looney Ronulan Paultard -
KAG... Stop the Steal. Hard Money 2021.
I would steal this coin
Tim Duncan -Looney Ronulan Paultard -
KAG... Stop the Steal. Hard Money 2021.I would steal this coin
Canadian here... and just getting into silver/gold/platinum
Where is the best place in Canada to buy bullion?
Any advice for a newb? Not looking to dive in... but thinking of selling some mma memorabilia and re-invest in bullion.
crashingwaves -Canadian here... and just getting into silver/gold/platinum
Where is the best place in Canada to buy bullion?
Any advice for a newb? Not looking to dive in... but thinking of selling some mma memorabilia and re-invest in bullion.
I'm in the same pool. I found a link to certified retailers on the Canadian Mint site.
Also did some googling and found claims that the price will be dropping over the next few years. https://www.mining.com/cibc-issues-new-forecasts-for-gold-and-silver-prices/#:~:text=Sign%20Up%20for%20the%20Precious%20Metals%20Digest&text=Silver%20prices%20are%20estimated%20to,2023%2C%20and%20%2428%20per%20oz.
