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LOL....i set goals too...even though i am well set i always have a goal out there, really just a hobby at this pointI need 2 more ounces of gold to complete a midterm goal. It's going to be too expensive in the near future. Only rich people will own gold.
i did the same thing to my kids as they were growing up ...they were able to buy cars etc when the time came so they understand...my daughter(mother to the grandkids) still has some of the PMs from her childhood so she understands and she is the major breadwinner in their family, my son-in-law a fine man is more of a "stocks" kind of guy .....the kids are still young (preschool) so we shall see as time develops...... but it sure beats buying them piles of throwaway Chinese toy crapDo your grandkids, or their parents, understand what they're getting?
That's an important part of this. Frankly, a child isn't able to understand the importance of long-term future planning. It takes time, and brain maturity, for them to grasp it.
At this rate it could be there tomorrow.It's going to near $2700 most likely this year
Piker. I bought my first K-rands for $198 in-hand. But then, I'm old.I bought some gold when it was around $350. But I did not have much to spend. Later when I had real money, it was much higher. Sigh. But I am still glad for the outcome.
Piker. I bought my first K-rands for $198 in-hand. But then, I'm old. Born in 1940, I allus felt responsible for WWII.
Thus the BRICS was born...Nobody trusts bonds since the USSA is weaponizing them against anybody that disagrees with the DS.
I miss Axstone.We've gotten really apathetic over the last 20 years or so. I remember when gold went from $400 to $800 and gold bugs were positively giddy. Could it be that we've realized that record high gold prices just point to an increase in which the pace our society is imploding?
No rockets or cakes around here yet. What about $2,500? Is that time to celebrate?
You won't hear a peep about it from the average until it becomes absolutely imminent.I don't know anyone in person who is talking about the BRICS. Only online peeps.
Now that it's happened...time to batten down the hatches. Check your **OTHER** metal supply - and your technical skill in using it. Time to check your own fuel tank - closet, boxes or hole in the ground. Protein and fat. The same people who want to kill you with not-vaxxes, tell you your diet should be carbohydrate-based.We've gotten really apathetic over the last 20 years or so. I remember when gold went from $400 to $800 and gold bugs were positively giddy. Could it be that we've realized that record high gold prices just point to an increase in which the pace our society is imploding?
No rockets or cakes around here yet. What about $2,500? Is that time to celebrate?
YesMy time for cake and champagne will be when my silver stash breaks even . It’s only down 4% today
I don’t know if the bullionvault numbers deduct the storage and insurance costs but after more than 10 years it will not be insignificant.
Having waited this long and we are not there yet , should I ride the wave and seek an actual profit or should I cash in and buy me a bitcoin ?
... should I ride the wave ...
What ever happened to him?I miss Axstone.
Well, you've held this long. Might as well wait for some profit. My own thoughts are as follows.My time for cake and champagne will be when my silver stash breaks even . It’s only down 4% today
I don’t know if the bullionvault numbers deduct the storage and insurance costs but after more than 10 years it will not be insignificant.
Having waited this long and we are not there yet , should I ride the wave and seek an actual profit or should I cash in and buy me a bitcoin ?
Absolutely. As George Gammon and others keep pointing out, short-term, other investments, such as stonk in industries approved by the Regime (MIC, wind power, battery "cars," Big Pharma) will rise in value with the erosion of the dollar's value. The feeling will be, the value of the business, or at least its break-up value, remains stable, unlike the fiat-dollar. So its share price should go up. And erosion of the dollar means more financial chaos, which means MOAR QE!!! BAD NOOZE IS GOOD!If your intention was just to turn a profit then probably better investments out there.
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