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8/10/2025, 2:46:39 AM
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>There’s that one asshole here with 2,500 ounces of silver and 3 ounces of gold
Kinda in this boat, but even more extreme : 2,350oz silver, 1oz gold.
I'd LOVE to be heavier on gold, i really tried to, but my cartesian mind simply refuse to purchase any gold when the ratio still is in the gutter. I'm sorry but to me it makes zero fucking sense to purchase gold at 1:90 when it comes out of the ground at a now ATL of 1:7 ratio. Plus industrial needs destroying 60% of the yearly output, versus 5% for gold.
In term of what's added in the vaults around the world as investment vehicles, we are closer to a 1:3 to 1:4 ratio.
With silver we get a false sense of abundance because of the large amounts we historically put in our coinage, and thus mechanically a more evenly distribution among people, it feels really ultra-common compared to gold. But that's mostly an illusion, that's because gold got hoarded so much by nations/large capital owners for the past century. They vacuumed everything. If they did the same with silver we would experience the same impression of scarcity. Richfags thought they were too good for silver, that's a leverage we the people have and must use at our advantage.
>There’s that one asshole here with 2,500 ounces of silver and 3 ounces of gold
Kinda in this boat, but even more extreme : 2,350oz silver, 1oz gold.
I'd LOVE to be heavier on gold, i really tried to, but my cartesian mind simply refuse to purchase any gold when the ratio still is in the gutter. I'm sorry but to me it makes zero fucking sense to purchase gold at 1:90 when it comes out of the ground at a now ATL of 1:7 ratio. Plus industrial needs destroying 60% of the yearly output, versus 5% for gold.
In term of what's added in the vaults around the world as investment vehicles, we are closer to a 1:3 to 1:4 ratio.
With silver we get a false sense of abundance because of the large amounts we historically put in our coinage, and thus mechanically a more evenly distribution among people, it feels really ultra-common compared to gold. But that's mostly an illusion, that's because gold got hoarded so much by nations/large capital owners for the past century. They vacuumed everything. If they did the same with silver we would experience the same impression of scarcity. Richfags thought they were too good for silver, that's a leverage we the people have and must use at our advantage.
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