#Silver is heading further South. I hope the lower trend line support holds. Will be buying a lot at that level if it does.
#Silver coin of the day:
10 Francs 1965 - France
25g
900/1000
Replying to @tradition_money
Nothing in my portfolio but a lot of it in a safe!
Replying to @fthegurus
There's always the option of going short
Andy Stackson retweeted
Still waiting for those who say “property is theft” to give up their property.
#Silver coin of the day:
1 Krone 1915 - Denmark
7.5g
800/1000
Andy Stackson retweeted
The demise of American coinage is the story of US money in a nutshell. Coins were made of gold and silver. Today, even coins of base metals have face values less than the value of the metal itself. | Dale Batko
mises.org/mises-wire/inflati…
Replying to @caseyjdonaldson
There has always been a premium on silver bullion. When paper price falls the premium increases and when paper price rises the premium decreases. Has been so for decades and no hyperinflation in sight.
Replying to @DieterIsaksson @NisseHultIsBack
Everystein singlebaum timewitz.
Replying to @_itzsammy
Yeah, we should switch to socialism and have underproduction instead. We need a strong leader in a big palace telling us what we need and how much of it.
Yeah, we should switch to socialism and have underproduction instead. We need a strong leader in a big palace telling us what we need and how much of it.
Andy Stackson retweeted
Silver.
I’ve been saying the same thing for months.
If there’s a moment I’m adding to my silver position, it’s now.
The time to buy is when there’s fear. When people are frustrated. When they’re calling silver garbage.
Not when it’s at all-time highs and every Furu is calling for $200, $300, or even $500.
When will it bottom? I don’t know.
At what price will it bottom? I don’t know.
And honestly, nobody does.
I see plenty of “experts” calling for a bottom at $48, $35, $30…
If we actually reach those levels, we all know what happens next: most of them will get scared, won’t buy, and start calling for $20.
Historically, silver corrections from all-time highs tend to run 50–70%. Right now we’re roughly 56% off the January peak.
Statistically, that puts us closer to a bottom than to the top.
Do with that information whatever you want.
P.S.
To everyone saying “but silver might range for years — opportunity cost”:
No serious investor goes all-in on silver. Don’t be that person.
It’s a solid diversifier and more volatile than gold. That’s the point.
Replying to @tomtor___
Smart move. I'm buying some ounces today as well, not 100, though 👍💪














