Over the next 12-18 months, silver will continue to be held down, as the dow remains relatively stable with small gains. (see silver:dow ratio chart)
Then we will be over the "2nd shoulder" I made this in orange. Buy Physical silver over the next 18 months, if you don't already have 10% of your money in it, make plans on doing so.
banks cant manipulate the price of silver if there is high demand for PHYSICAL. They love people buying SLV (the paper version, which lets them control the market)
Silver has a 25% premium right now. It used to be 5%-9%
Silver has never been in higher demand because people know where it's going.
It is naturally super rare so it will always hold more value than paper currency,
Fiat currency has no value behind it. Only face value. In reality fiat currency has lost 97% of its original value.
ALL fiat currencies have no store of value. Always in a state of devaluation, or debasement.
Precious metal market prices have and are continuously being fixed, or rigged.
COMEX futures are not based on supply/ demand. No, those prices are set by Barclays and four other bullion banks at 3 PM GMT, daily, in the City of London.
The kicker is, one cannot eat gold, silver, or even cryptocurrencies for that matter.
Where most are hooked into these faux markets, I and my family are heavily invested in food, dirt, dirt, dirt, knowledge in foraging, scavenging, primitive hunting techniques. Learning modes of self-sustainability.
So, go ahead and buy up all of the gold certificates, silver, et. al. Yet, don't expect anyone to trade food for any kind of metal.
Well said. This is the mindset in our household as well. We’re young, and not nearly as self sufficient as we’d like... we want a small self sustaining homestead to pass down to our child. Every choice we make now is made with the intent that it will get us closer to that dream.
We’re working on turning our small suburban home into a tiny homestead as a “practice run” while we save up for the real thing. And we’re constantly adding to our list of skills and practical hobbies so we can pass knowledge down to our little one.
The ability to provide necessities for yourself and your loved ones is worth more than all the sparkly and shiny things in the world.
P.S. Building a nice home library never hurts, just be sure to include some field guides and reference books.
Get books on foraging, edible mushrooms, wild game recipes, scavenging. More worth than any precious metal, (giggles....my precious).
Skillsets can be used as a bartering utility. Learn carpentry, plumbing, electrical. Even less modern conveniences, such as hand digging a bucket well.
Plan A must be followed by plan B, all the way to Z.
In your scenario; 5 gl bucket gardens! We are out in a remote forest area and I still do bucket gardens along with our two acre garden.
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Over the next 12-18 months, silver will continue to be held down, as the dow remains relatively stable with small gains. (see silver:dow ratio chart)
Then we will be over the "2nd shoulder" I made this in orange. Buy Physical silver over the next 18 months, if you don't already have 10% of your money in it, make plans on doing so.
banks cant manipulate the price of silver if there is high demand for PHYSICAL. They love people buying SLV (the paper version, which lets them control the market)
Silver has a 25% premium right now. It used to be 5%-9%
Silver has never been in higher demand because people know where it's going.
It is naturally super rare so it will always hold more value than paper currency,
Fiat currency has no value behind it. Only face value. In reality fiat currency has lost 97% of its original value.
ALL fiat currencies have no store of value. Always in a state of devaluation, or debasement.
Precious metal market prices have and are continuously being fixed, or rigged.
COMEX futures are not based on supply/ demand. No, those prices are set by Barclays and four other bullion banks at 3 PM GMT, daily, in the City of London.
The kicker is, one cannot eat gold, silver, or even cryptocurrencies for that matter.
Where most are hooked into these faux markets, I and my family are heavily invested in food, dirt, dirt, dirt, knowledge in foraging, scavenging, primitive hunting techniques. Learning modes of self-sustainability.
So, go ahead and buy up all of the gold certificates, silver, et. al. Yet, don't expect anyone to trade food for any kind of metal.
Well said. This is the mindset in our household as well. We’re young, and not nearly as self sufficient as we’d like... we want a small self sustaining homestead to pass down to our child. Every choice we make now is made with the intent that it will get us closer to that dream.
We’re working on turning our small suburban home into a tiny homestead as a “practice run” while we save up for the real thing. And we’re constantly adding to our list of skills and practical hobbies so we can pass knowledge down to our little one.
The ability to provide necessities for yourself and your loved ones is worth more than all the sparkly and shiny things in the world.
P.S. Building a nice home library never hurts, just be sure to include some field guides and reference books.
Get books on foraging, edible mushrooms, wild game recipes, scavenging. More worth than any precious metal, (giggles....my precious).
Skillsets can be used as a bartering utility. Learn carpentry, plumbing, electrical. Even less modern conveniences, such as hand digging a bucket well.
Plan A must be followed by plan B, all the way to Z.
In your scenario; 5 gl bucket gardens! We are out in a remote forest area and I still do bucket gardens along with our two acre garden.