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8/7/2025, 3:32:54 AM
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I remember back in 2021 when the silversqueeze was happening and it was $28-33 silver or something. And I was seriously FOMOing. But this time it feels much more real given that the GSR is so obscene and gold is $3400. I don't think we're far off from $50 silver and I don't see it coming back down.
I would LOVE to see silver go back down to $18 so I could stack 20oz tubes for cheap. I think it is the singular test of what "wealth" truly is and I want as much of it as I can get my hands on. Life is literally safer when you can work and turn around and affordably buy silver. Can you affordably buy gold on a regular basis? No. I think once silver price moves and you are cut off from resources, that is a FUNDAMENTAL change when the value of service and credit just get you nowhere. If your wages don't let you stake a claim on resource production then what do you realistically have?
I think all of the artificial spoofing of silver price goes hand-in-hand with the artificially SPOOFING of the value of bank-credit.
I'd wipe my ass with a Treasury bond. The Fed balance sheet says they do too.
I remember back in 2021 when the silversqueeze was happening and it was $28-33 silver or something. And I was seriously FOMOing. But this time it feels much more real given that the GSR is so obscene and gold is $3400. I don't think we're far off from $50 silver and I don't see it coming back down.
I would LOVE to see silver go back down to $18 so I could stack 20oz tubes for cheap. I think it is the singular test of what "wealth" truly is and I want as much of it as I can get my hands on. Life is literally safer when you can work and turn around and affordably buy silver. Can you affordably buy gold on a regular basis? No. I think once silver price moves and you are cut off from resources, that is a FUNDAMENTAL change when the value of service and credit just get you nowhere. If your wages don't let you stake a claim on resource production then what do you realistically have?
I think all of the artificial spoofing of silver price goes hand-in-hand with the artificially SPOOFING of the value of bank-credit.
I'd wipe my ass with a Treasury bond. The Fed balance sheet says they do too.
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