@topstuf said:
I want bitcoin! Something solid, simple, and foolproof.
Now youre firing on ALL CYLINDERS Buddy ! Just try to come take ANY of our Bitcoin Mr Gubmint Man. When you come for it, I'll say take it all. But first you gotta find it.
When the walls come tumbling down us smart people will just grab our Bitcoin and go.
Yeah we'll just grab it ALL and go. But first .......... hey.... where IS that Ghostly Bicoin anyway ?
Gold has never been worth nothing (Someone said that, do not remember who)...I do not consider it an investment, rather a store of value. Sure, it has it's ups and downs...For those who stacked at $300-$400/oz., it is still looking very, very nice. Those who view the economy through a telescope (versus a microscope), know that it will likely go up in value again. Gold is good.... Cheers, RickO
@bolivarshagnasty said:
Coinflation has silver below 15 and gold below 1200 at 5:35 EST.
So much for the pitch from the barkers on the radio who tell us that thre is not enough silver being produced in the world to satisfy demand, and that $50 an ounce silver will happen very soon.
During 50+ years of serious collecting I've seen metals go up and down. It's a cycle that is tied to pessimism. I collect gold only for the fun of it, and not as an “investment.” The only bullion pieces I have are type sets of gold eagles in Proof and Uncirculated.
The prices will come back, but it will probably be in the wake of another financial crisis.
Retired dealer and avid collector of U.S. type coins, 19th century presidential campaign medalets and selected medals. In recent years I have been working on a set of British coins - at least one coin from each king or queen who issued pieces that are collectible. I am also collecting at least one coin for each Roman emperor from Julius Caesar to ... ?
@Gazes said:
Usually a good idea to buy when everyone is selling and sell when everyone is buying. After reading this thread, seems like a good time to buy.
Sounds good to me. Most people are wrong most of the time so be a contrarian.
it's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide
Since I think we will ultimately LOSE our "economy" to Asia, I like to have a good deal of my crap in stuff that I can swap to a Kurdish goatherd for a boiled goat hoof if necessary.
And....if I can get to Kurdistan through the mobs.
Hell, we don't even have any factories to BUILD any "instruments of war" for a...conventional.... confrontation.
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Now youre firing on ALL CYLINDERS Buddy ! Just try to come take ANY of our Bitcoin Mr Gubmint Man. When you come for it, I'll say take it all. But first you gotta find it.
When the walls come tumbling down us smart people will just grab our Bitcoin and go.
Yeah we'll just grab it ALL and go. But first .......... hey.... where IS that Ghostly Bicoin anyway ?
I just locked in a 1.8 MM with Ameris
Government is the great fiction through which everybody endeavors to live at the expense of everybody else. - Bastiat
gold is going down more
And I wb buying more.
Usually a good idea to buy when everyone is selling and sell when everyone is buying. After reading this thread, seems like a good time to buy.
Gold has never been worth nothing (Someone said that, do not remember who)...I do not consider it an investment, rather a store of value. Sure, it has it's ups and downs...For those who stacked at $300-$400/oz., it is still looking very, very nice. Those who view the economy through a telescope (versus a microscope), know that it will likely go up in value again. Gold is good.... Cheers, RickO
So much for the pitch from the barkers on the radio who tell us that thre is not enough silver being produced in the world to satisfy demand, and that $50 an ounce silver will happen very soon.
During 50+ years of serious collecting I've seen metals go up and down. It's a cycle that is tied to pessimism. I collect gold only for the fun of it, and not as an “investment.” The only bullion pieces I have are type sets of gold eagles in Proof and Uncirculated.
The prices will come back, but it will probably be in the wake of another financial crisis.
OK. We respectfully agree to agree.....
Sounds good to me. Most people are wrong most of the time so be a contrarian.
it's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide
Since I think we will ultimately LOSE our "economy" to Asia, I like to have a good deal of my crap in stuff that I can swap to a Kurdish goatherd for a boiled goat hoof if necessary.
And....if I can get to Kurdistan through the mobs.
Hell, we don't even have any factories to BUILD any "instruments of war" for a...conventional.... confrontation.
Doesn't hurt my feelings a bit. I'm still hoping for a return to 1991 prices--380 an ounce for gold; under 5 for silver.
@topstuf Hell, we don't even have any factories to BUILD any "instruments of war" for a...conventional.... confrontation.
We didn't have it in world war 2 until FDR told Chrysler, GM, and Ford that they would be building tanks and jeeps instead of cars and trucks.
True but a switch from cars to guns is a helluva lot quicker if they're still making useful steel things.
Course, Walmart might be able to tool up for some greeters to welcome the hordes of enemies.