Getting closer for sureGold Silver Ratio is ripe...
60 has always been the majical number for old time investors - but this may dip well below that in the coming months...
Time to start swapping.
Getting closer for sureGold Silver Ratio is ripe...
60 has always been the majical number for old time investors - but this may dip well below that in the coming months...
Time to start swapping.
Wow. Gold really eating dicks compared to the others.Thread created price October 9 2019
Gold: $1489.60
Silver: $17.51
Platinum: $890
Palladium: $1736
Current price May 25 2021
Gold: $1900.30
Silver: $28.03
Platinum: $1,200.02
Palladium: $2,794.00
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Now is the time to Trade all Silver for Gold.
Gold will out perform Silver in the next 5 years.
As Gold launches to the Moon ....swap back to Silver when you feel the time is right.
Silver is used in fairly large quantities in all of this green tech nonsense...Seems likely
But I am gonna just purchase gold for a bit and keep the Sliver
I think it could hit 30-40:1
You ever follow the sliver thread on mmatv ?
sprkri is always posting good stuff along with some other guys that are knowledgeable and interested
YesSilver is used in fairly large quantities in all of this green tech nonsense...
Seems likely
But I am gonna just purchase gold for a bit and keep the Sliver
I think it could hit 30-40:1
You ever follow the sliver thread on mmatv ?
sprkri is always posting good stuff along with some other guys that are knowledgeable and interested
There is potential for a #SilverSqueeze pumping up Silver to 2011 levels ..2011 was the last time I saw a frenzy like this for Silver, Silver nearly hit 50 an ounce for about a 2 day period before rapidly declining back down.Wow. Gold really eating dicks compared to the others.
For what it's worth, I don't see any way gold outperforms silver #GreenNewDeal
Thanks for the InfoThe amount of gold delivered in just the past year in China surpasses U.S. stated surplus; it's astonishing.
India too.
China has open-air commericals telling its citizens to buy gold, and they're pegging financing for the belt and road initiative to the DIGITAL Yuan.
Yeah, that's already happening.
The B&R project is the largest project in human history.
COPPER, is set to rise 20% THIS SUMMER and reserves & scrap are running out quickly.
The morons that can't come to terms with reality will believe "coin shortages" were coincidental, but we know better.
Copper could 5-10x from here over the next 2 years if the scrap market doesn't come through in a big way, and will still triple.
If I were a wise man, my broker would be transcontinental-friendly, being able to easily absorb wartime issues.
Africa is the prize, and right now & for awhile, their ability to mine is not held up by bureaucracy.
Since copper & gold mines are intertwined, that's where I'd be keeping my cloud wealth. Canada has already sold out to communism, but their mines are tied up in bureaucracy. Of course Mexico and Central/South America are good too.
Also of course Uranium.
China has 18 nuclear plants being built now, India 6 and the U.S., 2.
The writing is on the wall.
It's likely when Basel-3 walks out, gold will spike, then rise steady to keep the scoundrels like us out of reach.
Relatively speaking, while silver is in the semi-limelight, gold is on sale & becoming unobtanium; highly likely it'll be pegged to the new reserve currency(yuan or SDR transitory).
If someone were thinking about gold, I'd tell them RIGHT NOW.
Those falling on hard times and selling will be kicking themselves for not cutting their bills and holding.
Keith Neumayer's new "Snowline Gold" is where I'll put some dough.
I hold Roscan gold and Denison Uranium jr. Miners.
Robinhood sells B2Gold, which is a steal at $5, but I think Robinhood is looking at instability & I don't trust them with shorts crashing them.
I think they'll merge and consolidate after upcoming possible crashes/difficulties.
Despite the high premiums, I believe those gold combicards are a must have for every family member.
In a pinch they can be painted to look like a credit card. A heavy one.
They're getting impossible to find.
I know silver is the play, I know it's better, and great to speculate on its deserved future, but I see holding large quantities unrealistic when it comes to wealth preservation, unless you own a bunker on 40+ acres and are dug in somewhere in a safezone.
And are good pals with some cool retail/wholesalers you can trust with your life.
I think the #1 least talked about commodity, other than fertilizer & quails, are spices.
I see spices being something that gets hit in the coming years.
Sure is hard to discipline & not go balls out on silver while it's still available.
I should probably get a sizeable junk bag.
But I stiill need to find a like-minded community.
Hoping to head to Idaho this weekend.
This is what makes it impossible to figure.
NiceA good mate of mine has a small claim in the middle of fucking nowhere way out on the coast. He spends about half a year there, he's got a six inch dredge and he gets consistent gold. Nothing around his claim has been really gone over properly since the original prospectors during the gold rush a century or more ago, it's that deep in the bush. I used to stay with him for a week or two every now and then, and built up a nice haul with just running buckets through a sluice box. Not a serious moneymaking/investing strategy, more just a cool side benefit of spending time in nature with a good mate. But I got glandular fever last year and ran through all my gold by lying on the couch off work for six months. Fucking devastated.
On the way to his claim.
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Most of my gold. I regret that I don't have any pics of the claim itself, because it's fucking beautiful rainforest. But we get there via animal tracks because the Department of Conservation doesn't maintain tracks that far, so I never want to bring my phone because the ground is so rough and there's water everywhere. Anyway, some of my former stash. There's a massively disproportionate ratio of nuggets to flake than what I actually got out of the sluice box myself, because my mate used to trade me flake for nugs just because he was always finding nice little bits of gold, and he's a good guy.
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Were you the Alone TV show guy I was talking with on this forum?
You see seasons 6 & 7?
Not gonna give any spoilers.
No. I loved the first 3(?) seasons though, lost track of it after that. Hesitant to Google anything, for spoilers. Give us a quick rundown on where the setting is, any twists etc?
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Is this the Olympics?A good mate of mine has a small claim in the middle of fucking nowhere way out on the coast. He spends about half a year there, he's got a six inch dredge and he gets consistent gold. Nothing around his claim has been really gone over properly since the original prospectors during the gold rush a century or more ago, it's that deep in the bush. I used to stay with him for a week or two every now and then, and built up a nice haul with just running buckets through a sluice box. Not a serious moneymaking/investing strategy, more just a cool side benefit of spending time in nature with a good mate. But I got glandular fever last year and ran through all my gold by lying on the couch off work for six months. Fucking devastated.
On the way to his claim.
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Test pan on a random river when we stopped the car for a piss break.
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Most of my gold. I regret that I don't have any pics of the claim itself, because it's fucking beautiful rainforest. But we get there via animal tracks because the Department of Conservation doesn't maintain tracks that far, so I never want to bring my phone because the ground is so rough and there's water everywhere. Anyway, some of my former stash. There's a massively disproportionate ratio of nuggets to flake than what I actually got out of the sluice box myself, because my mate used to trade me flake for nugs just because he was always finding nice little bits of gold, and he's a good guy.
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For anyone looking to invest today, my financial advice is to get into B2Gold.Africa is the prize, and right now & for awhile, their ability to mine is not held up by bureaucracy.