Gold! 2.0

VHNB

the best dream, reality
Ah..you admit you just make up useless garbage about forum members

Again,....unlike you, nothing I said about you is fake or made up...
EVERYTHING is QUOTING YOU!!!,( about your bored, broke, suicidal life ) or from pictures you posted of your fat miget slob of a wife and your dirty shithole you call a house

Miss your dogs?

I hear goldens are nice.
 
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ECU

2006 T1n 118 Sprinter
It could easily rise, as it hasn't climbed with inflation in 2024.
From 2300 to 2800 hardly matches the 30% we saw in the dollar.
But 150000 would be a stretch.
Silver would have to match. I could imagine other materials too.
 

Green Maned Lion

Der Unverbesserliche.
It could easily rise, as it hasn't climbed with inflation in 2024.
From 2300 to 2800 hardly matches the 30% we saw in the dollar.
But 150000 would be a stretch.
Silver would have to match. I could imagine other materials too.
Silver has limited useful purposes, which is why it has declined considerably when factoring in inflation. It's, in fact, a dollar cheaper an ounce than it was 13 years ago. I've been looking for a set of silverware that's to my liking...
 

flman

Giving Green, and libturds a break from butt hurt
It could easily rise, as it hasn't climbed with inflation in 2024.
From 2300 to 2800 hardly matches the 30% we saw in the dollar.
But 150000 would be a stretch.
Silver would have to match. I could imagine other materials too.
Agreed $150k is a dream, but it could double, or even hit $10k. Hopefully they use it to back currency.
 

flman

Giving Green, and libturds a break from butt hurt
A good time to buy crude resource stocks for items we will no longer be getting from China. Just bought 1000 shares or American Tungsten on the cheap. Looking for more.
 

ECU

2006 T1n 118 Sprinter
Watch out for copper. No more pennies due to inflation which is due to government fraud and corruption.
 

elemental

Wherever you go, there you are.
The problem created by the the rise and fall of precious metal values is, as always, deciding when it is low enough to buy and high enough to sell. Until you sell, you haven't really made anything. And if you wait too long and the price falls, possibly steeply, you won't make as much as you thought you would. Same as another other investment, but with the added frisson of excitement over higher volatility.
 

Green Maned Lion

Der Unverbesserliche.
The problem created by the the rise and fall of precious metal values is, as always, deciding when it is low enough to buy and high enough to sell. Until you sell, you haven't really made anything. And if you wait too long and the price falls, possibly steeply, you won't make as much as you thought you would. Same as another other investment, but with the added frisson of excitement over higher volatility.
My collection of gold was mostly purchased in the form of American-brand tank-style mens watches from the 1920s and 1930s (Elgin, Hamilton, Waltham, etc) that I mostly bought out from jeweler's junk drawers back when gold was around $200-250 an ounce, typically for under $50 a watch. I bought them with the intention of restoring the watches and selling them, but never got around to it. That style of watch is still basically worthless now (they are smaller than most women's watches of today), but I've never gotten over my 'don't melt it' attitude.
 

flman

Giving Green, and libturds a break from butt hurt
The problem created by the the rise and fall of precious metal values is, as always, deciding when it is low enough to buy and high enough to sell. Until you sell, you haven't really made anything. And if you wait too long and the price falls, possibly steeply, you won't make as much as you thought you would. Same as another other investment, but with the added frisson of excitement over higher volatility.
Like any market, it does not go back to rock bottom, and even less of a chance than the stock market. It don't get its value from the monopoly money that is printed.

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frankwright

Active member
I'm highly entertained by grown men who fetishize a politician
they enjoy taking on their likeness wave flags create merrit badges t shirts and feel like somehow someway the politiican will be a savior to there inablity to get it up

bro my daddy bought so much gold in the 80s and early 90s its a wonderful payoff
I do like it better when his venture capital firm dumps some company and I get a small check for his troubles
my van is a thousand miles away right now I post this sitting from a penthouse in the one the largest cities in america
I look out at the tall buildings and laugh at the sadness so many people possess
 

flman

Giving Green, and libturds a break from butt hurt
I'm highly entertained by grown men who fetishize a politician
they enjoy taking on their likeness wave flags create merrit badges t shirts and feel like somehow someway the politiican will be a savior to there inablity to get it up

bro my daddy bought so much gold in the 80s and early 90s its a wonderful payoff
I do like it better when his venture capital firm dumps some company and I get a small check for his troubles
my van is a thousand miles away right now I post this sitting from a penthouse in the one the largest cities in america
I look out at the tall buildings and laugh at the sadness so many people possess
I guess that is why I don't vote for "Politicians." But you do. :lol:
 

ECU

2006 T1n 118 Sprinter
I'm highly entertained by grown men who fetishize a politician
they enjoy taking on their likeness wave flags create merrit badges t shirts and feel like somehow someway the politiican will be a savior to there inablity to get it up

bro my daddy bought so much gold in the 80s and early 90s its a wonderful payoff
I do like it better when his venture capital firm dumps some company and I get a small check for his troubles
my van is a thousand miles away right now I post this sitting from a penthouse in the one the largest cities in america
I look out at the tall buildings and laugh at the sadness so many people possess
You have no worth. Just live off your daddy.
How sad.
 

3Play

Well-known member
Silver has limited useful purposes, which is why it has declined considerably when factoring in inflation. It's, in fact, a dollar cheaper an ounce than it was 13 years ago. I've been looking for a set of silverware that's to my liking...
Silver has been artificially manipulated by some countries.
it should be much higher because the demand is constantly rising, it is a key element in electronics and the larges vein in the largest mine (India) is running out. If a new huge source is not found, silver should rise dramatically. It should be twice it's current value already.....
 

Green Maned Lion

Der Unverbesserliche.
Silver has been artificially manipulated by some countries.
it should be much higher because the demand is constantly rising, it is a key element in electronics and the larges vein in the largest mine (India) is running out. If a new huge source is not found, silver should rise dramatically. It should be twice it's current value already.....
How do you suppose they are artificially suppressing the price? This should be interesting.
 

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