>>520331325
>I kind of want to get more silver but man it's pricy right now.
If you think it's pricey now, just wait fren.
>not going back edition
Means exactly that.
I personally try to tell people, "if you think stupidity is expensive, wait until you try wilful ignorance."
Making a commitment to 1 ounce a week and keeping it regularly regardless of the narratives or the propogqndized market activity isn't hard with silver, and once the stack is there, the time went by either way. It's harder with gold because the stack is smaller, and the fiat fedbux costs are higher, but I'm pretty sure that the goal of valuations through the currencies so that you and don't possess money.

>>61186294
>The whole point of the LBMA and the COMEX was to flood the market with paper silver, creating high volatility, with the express purpose of discouraging institutional investors. Industry could take delivery, but silver as a commodity was uninvestable because of the huge price swings.
From Wikileaks