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Short answer is yes if you hold significant paper assets, as a hedge and especially a major downturn like 2007-8, for it is the world reserve currency and assets will be liquidated into it, making it sought after. In the GFC, “quantitative easing” followed. I don’t think it was all that long...

Which looking at your other posts I doubt It isn’t that hard to understand why people buy silver - same as RE, DELL in the end. Most people here only put a fraction of their net worth into physical silver.

And if you think a major market crash is not relevant, maybe you are a few crayons short of a pencilcase

Lol. You are the one who is not serious in that case. Take some advice champ from someone who has a stack piled over a decade - the reasons for stacking fundamentally come down to what I just said 1, ROI 2, Shiny thing 3. Collector If that is too tough and you feel like running off then that’s...

Should be good buying when the low comes. There’s the main reason right there - a return on investment There is no other reason other than you like the look of something or you collect things as a hobby

Everything old bean

Anyone buying? Who likes catching a falling knife?

This was promising news for Rh a day or so ago “Analysts say the supply/demand deficit for palladium will deepen this year as a result of a furnace explosion at an Anglo American Platinum plant, while the cutback will probably erase a surplus that had been expected for platinum. One bank, BMO...

If you were are a part of the great equity bloodbath in 2007-2008, then you would be once bitten, twice shy. The online gold and silver mavens of that time shouted to the rafters about how great it was to invest in “miners” especially “junior explorers” at the time. In reality, these were some...

Queensland and Malaysia share something in common. Everyone seems to give them shit, but they are the regional economic shoulders

Last time I really needed TP was downtown KL. There were two toilet rolls installed. I didn’t understand this idea until 2 days later.

Paging coronva-virus...please go directly to Hollywood. The world is rooting for you.

Melbourne and Sydney are/were great but as you get older, there is only so much you are going to compromise on, especially with children. I’ve lived around the country. Hands down, there are 3 places I prefer in Australia. Sydney and Melbourne are not there.

I love Queensland and it is one of the best places to live in Australia.

He talked about the gutting of manufacturing in Australia. Might be a side effect of hardnosed capitalism?

Nice1 yuripuka Something mmm...shiny should view! Just thinking about this, it is good prepping practice to have a stack of cash on hand anyway, at least 10k imo (or whatever you can safely manage), probably better in lower denomination notes - 5’s 10s and 20s. It is even better to have this...

Agree. The GSR is pedestalised as a guide to purchase. It is nothing more than a ratio. Silver is not trading as a PM atm. The investor demographic is not buying it for a number of reasons including a failure to appeal to younger investors (who prefer crypto), older investors in retirement more...

I do. But it was just a matter of several weeks. No biggy. There was chatter here about long queues at big city dealers. Right now you could back up the truck if you wanted.

Did Baloney tell you to buy silver in 2011 or sell it? Has he ever said “sell”?

Never had a problem with interstate packaging myself. If it is low tens of kgs then it might be fine to package it as machine parts. If it is high tens, then maybe take up Oddjob’s idea.