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Strong families create strong nations.
Weak families create weak nations.
It's really that simple.
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Very nice looking 2022 NIUE kilo coin bar, produced by the Pressburg Mint in Bratislava, offered by Bold for $2.69/oz over spot 👀
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https://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/product/3884/pressburg-mint-silver-note-coinbar-1-kilo-bar
Very nice looking 2022 NIUE kilo coin bar, produced by the Pressburg Mint in Bratislava, offered by Bold for $2.69/oz over spot 👀
@SilverStackerSS
https://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/product/3884/pressburg-mint-silver-note-coinbar-1-kilo-bar
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New shiny for today. Also got 40 Eagles and 40 random 1oz which turned out to be Mayan calendars, pretty happy about that
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Longer-term US mortgage debt is trying to close the inversion with shorter-term debt... by moving higher.
Many homeowners (who refinanced while rates were at or below 3%) are going to HODL their homes for fear of re-entering the mortgage market with a 2x monthly payment... so we will probably not see a wave of new inventory from panic selling home owners.
Furthermore, new construction and new loans are coming to a screeching halt, and fast... so new inventory is drying up on that front as well.
Real estate deals can be expected when large institutional investors and speculators dump their housing inventory on the market during a liquidity event to raise capital.
Anyone patiently holding hard money will be able to acquire distressed assets at a time when many people can't get financing due to it being too expensive (high rates) or unattainable (unemployed/underemployed).
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George Gammon says that the housing market is coming down, but that it could happen in "real prices" rather than "nominal prices"... meaning that prices would mostly grind sideways while inflation remains high, resulting in cheaper housing after adjusting for inflation.
The key takeaway for Stackers is to continue acquiring undervalued silver and patiently wait for the opportune moment to acquire real estate or other assets when they become undervalued (ideally after the banks have collapsed).
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https://youtu.be/-YWNipc3K80
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One of the greatest monetary teachers alive, Mike Maloney, says that SHTF is coming either Q1 or Q2 of 2023 9:42
Also, Mike gives a shoutout to another of the great monetary teachers, George Gammon, 9:01 for calling attention to various rate inversions.
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https://youtu.be/GSPa_VmuKiw
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Bank runs are a force of nature that is not to be underestimated.
Many of the people waiting in line are not there to get cash for a new flatscreen TV... they are getting cash to buy food, fuel, medicine... and they're not even hungry yet.
Get silver in your physical possession, along with food, water, fuel, [self defense stuff], medicine, etc... BEFORE the lines start forming and doors get shut in your face.
Spare parts, clothing, radios, batteries... and yes some fiat cash in small denominations... anything to keep you from having to stand in line with crowds of desperate people when things fall apart.
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Step 1: hoard Stack Silver
Step 2: fiat currencies crash, congrats
Step 3: do all the fun stuff they wouldn't let you do before
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The Gold/Silver Ratio is trying to break below 75:1 as Silver continues to stack up steady gains without any significant or lasting pullbacks during the past couple months.
Thankfully, physical premiums have been dropping for silver lately, offering a little price relief for Stackers looking to add more weight to the Stack.
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Repost from Fellowship of the Flurks
Finally, it's important to note that silver is a widely recognized and accepted asset, with a long history as a store of value. Unlike cryptocurrencies or other alternative assets, silver is a physical asset with intrinsic value that is widely recognized and accepted around the world. This makes it a more reliable and stable option for economic preparedness.
Overall, stacking silver as a means of economic preparedness offers a number of advantages over gold and cash, including affordability, diverse uses, and potential for higher returns. By considering these factors, you can make an informed decision about how best to protect your wealth and financial stability in times of economic uncertainty.
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In recent years, there has been much debate about the best way to prepare for economic problems, with some advocating for stacking gold, others for holding cash, and still others for stacking silver. In this essay, I will defend the case for stacking silver as a superior option for economic preparedness.
First and foremost, it's important to recognize that silver is a valuable and widely recognized asset that has been used as a store of value for thousands of years. Unlike fiat currencies, which can be printed and devalued at will by central banks, silver is a physical asset with intrinsic value. This makes it a more reliable store of value in times of economic uncertainty.
One of the primary advantages of stacking silver is its relative affordability compared to gold. While gold is often seen as the ultimate safe haven asset, it is also much more expensive, making it less accessible for many people. Silver, on the other hand, is much more affordable and can be purchased in smaller denominations, making it a more practical option for those who want to build up a store of value on a budget.
In addition to its affordability, silver also has several unique characteristics that make it a superior option for economic preparedness. For one, silver is an industrial metal that is used in a wide range of applications, including electronics, solar panels, and medical equipment. This means that there is a consistent demand for silver, even in times of economic downturn, which can help support its value.
Furthermore, silver has a lower price-to-production ratio compared to gold, which means that it is generally more volatile and can potentially offer higher returns in times of economic recovery. While this also means that silver may be more risky in the short term, it also means that it has the potential for greater gains over the long term.
Overall, stacking silver as a means of economic preparedness has several advantages over gold and cash. Its affordability, diverse uses, and potential for higher returns make it a valuable asset that can help protect your wealth and financial stability in times of economic uncertainty.
Further elaboration:
Stacking silver as a means of economic preparedness has several advantages over other options, such as gold or cash, for a number of reasons.
One of the primary advantages of silver is its affordability compared to gold. While gold is often seen as the ultimate safe haven asset, it is also much more expensive, making it less accessible for many people. Silver, on the other hand, is much more affordable and can be purchased in smaller denominations, making it a more practical option for those who want to build up a store of value on a budget. This means that even those with limited resources can take steps to protect their wealth and financial stability in times of economic uncertainty.
Another advantage of silver is its diverse uses as an industrial metal. Silver is used in a wide range of applications, including electronics, solar panels, and medical equipment. This means that there is a consistent demand for silver, even in times of economic downturn, which can help support its value. In contrast, gold is primarily used for jewelry and as a store of value, and its value is more closely tied to investor sentiment and economic conditions.
In addition to its affordability and diverse uses, silver also has a lower price-to-production ratio compared to gold, which means that it is generally more volatile and can potentially offer higher returns in times of economic recovery. While this also means that silver may be more risky in the short term, it also means that it has the potential for greater gains over the long term. This can make silver an attractive option for those who are looking to take advantage of economic recovery after a recession or other economic downturn.
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Mortgage rates in the US are still very much inverted, and continuing to trend higher.
The 30 year fixed-rate was a full percentage point above the 5 year adjustable-rate until early November when it got tamped down and inverted.
The housing market moves slowly, and these rates could require several years to see their full impact; but already the market is beginning to correct, with many potential buyers simply unable to afford the higher monthly payments.
Stackers need to be patient throughout this process... acquiring physical silver while it is still undervalued... forcing a revaluation in the market... then picking up dropped loot from failed banks and insolvent hedge funds.
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