⚡Silver Stackers⚡(iOS banned)

Pay yourself first! Keeping excess currency in the bank is an unsecured loan to the bank. Keeping currency in the stock market helps pay for their luxury cars, political bribes, and degenerate lifestyle. Set aside some portion of your earnings on a regular basis to acquire real money, physical silver, in your possession. @SilverStackers (Google/Apple banned) @SilverStackerSS (unbanned) @SilverStackersChat @SilverStackersVideoArchive

Just added to my stack. Thanks for the encouragement.

Some analysts are predicting a modest 20% decline in US housing prices during the next housing correction. Analysts correctly point out that this time there are many more homeowners with low interest fixed rate mortgages,  and much less owners with adjustable rate toxic loans in the US housing market... both factors making it less likely that there will be a massive wave of defaults like we saw after the 2008 housing crash. The Case-Shiller index,  however,  shows that US housing never quite returned to fair value after '08. US real estate,  based on long-term trends,  would need to drop by at least 50% from current levels to return to historical fair value. Silver tends to go on a bull run when housing is down,  so Stackers will have a rare opportunity to acquire real estate well below market value during that time. @SilverStackerSS https://www.axios.com/2022/11/28/home-prices-real-estate-housing

Latvia. Christmas tree.

Ye releases his campaign logo.

Tim Pool is a bitch gate keeper. Pass it on

My favourite zoomer who is far to PC surprised me with a 9-11 joke with our new stacks.

Looks like BlockFi is the next large crypto exchange to go bust after FTX, leaving behind billions in unpaid liabilities. The dominoes are falling,  and whatever you don't hold is not yours. @SilverStackerSS

The queen is dead and the white man has her silver 👑

Silver and gold are real money, other "money" is fаkе and gау. *not endorsing Ben Garrison... @Stone_toss is a much better comic. @SilverStackerSS

Here's an article by the Silver Institute providing a chart with silver supply/demand over the past decade. Silver used in photography is down, no surprise there; but all other categories of silver demand are solidly up, except for net hedging demand. Higher net hedging demand was previously seen in the aftermath of the 2011 price spike. The current silver deficit threatens to put the Comex and LBMA exchanges into physical default sometime this decade and force a revaluation potentially in the $300-500 range if new mining supply remains in decline and physical demand continues to grow. @SilverStackerSS https://www.silverinstitute.org/global-silver-demand-rising-new-high-2022/

Surprisingly little price difference in the metals since one year ago. Silver is historically cheap right now, and it's hard to find anything so undervalued. @SilverStackerSS

The debt markets are inverted, and it is showing up in the mortgage market now as well. Usually long-term debt carries more risk and is more expensive than short-term debt; however, when signaling a recession, the short-term debt becomes more expensive as investors anticipate a market reversal. This could be the result of real capital costs rising and the fed suppressing long-term debt. In any event, this market is unhealthy and is getting ready to puke. @SilverStackerSS

Yes

Stackers from decades past get this

Slow and steady wins the race. We will win by maintaining consistent demand in the silver market for it's monetary form. Dollar cost average, and keep adding to the Stack until the system crashes and is forced to revalue silver much much higher. *long video,  watch at 1.5x or 2x speed for best result. @SilverStackers (Google/Apple banned) @SilverStackerSS (unbanned) @SilverStackersChat @SilverStackersVideoArchive

George Gammon says there is basically a 100% chance of a recession in 2023. He dives further into the yield curve inversion;  which has the 30 year and 10 year bonds below all the shorter term T bills,  and also below the fed overnight reverse repo rate. The US economy is technically already in a recession after having two negative quarters in a row;  but the average sportball enthusiast is still waiting for an official announcement,  so the recession hasn't "officially" begun. Considering the physical shortages,  long wait times,  and high premiums on physical silver;  the recession (when officially announced)  should take silver to all time highs in both nominal and real terms adjusted for inflation. If the globos try to implement CBDCs and restrict the purchase and sale of silver,  then Stackers will just have to get better at bartering directly with people for land,  machinery,  goods and services,  etc. @SilverStackerSS https://youtu.be/mzeBBKJWIfI

off-topic but good to know