/finance/ - Finance

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I buy metals precisely because they're suppressed (particularly silver). But I stopped buying after the war started last month and prices jumped. Gonna have to wait until the next cheapies to buy moar.

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The western and eastern metal markets have decoupled. Shanghai now sets the prices, and the west has to follow reluctantly, or their gold and silver will be sold to the chinese (arbitrage opportunity).

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Silver just closed at all-time high in asian market.

>>355
holy fuck two weeks

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I bought another 17 oz during the recent dip. Now silver prices are back up again, and gold has climbed to $2500.

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Good article about price controls:
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/forty-centuries-failure-price-controls-debasement-tyranny

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First the Shanghai exchange, and now this. The western bankers are about to completely lose control over silver's pricing.
https://www.zerohedge.com/precious-metals/will-russian-buying-drive-silver-beyond-50

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Looks like everything is starting to fall apart!
https://streamable.com/q9o6q2
https://files.catbox.moe/363c9f.mp4

>>374
lol

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Trump wins: I buy more silver.
Kamala wins: I buy more silver.
Fundamentally, nothing has changed.

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The cracks are starting to show in the paper ponzi.

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4chan /biz/ jannies deleted this on-topic post, so it must have some (dangerous) truth in it.

>>405
All money is credit in the modern book accounting financial system yes, sufficiently high credit is just as good as money. That doesn't mean there isn't any growth.

>>405
He thinks the scam is lend someone $100, collect $110 yay free money something something muh jews something something bible sez usury bad.

>>404
We now know all that gold went from london to the US. One theory is that it was to prepare for a potential fort knox audit. Another theory is that it's to get gold into the country before tariffs kick in.

>>408
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2025-03-13/basel-iii-countdown-gold-crisis-banks-cant-ignore

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>>407
>someone denigrates credit/lending in an effort post
>immediately seethes
>muh “muh jews”
it’s all so tiresome

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Wtf is going on w/the gold:silver ratio recently?

>>426
Aren't the kikes planning to crash the western economies soon? Flight to gold is largely being driven by their own purses, I imagine.

>>426
The suppression of silver is becoming harder to hide for two reasons. The first is that the economy is rapidly worsening, and most people of means fly to gold and not silver (because gold is as a store of value superior). The second is that despite this, kikes WILL NOT as a matter of pride relent on the silver manipulation, so it becomes more obvious, whereas in the past they would let silver rise a little to make it less overt.

>>427
Crash may not be the right term. A crash could come, hopefully, but they are planning for a realignment. Obviously they have been itching for war for some time, both to move back away from the "service economy" and delete the surplus work force. People don't realize that if you're going to be replaced by a robot, they have to manufacture them first, but to do that you need factories back. It's a vicious Free Masonic cycle.
>Kill Men
>Use Women and "Men" to build replacement for Men
>Robots Replace All Commoners
>Kill "Useless Eaters"

>>434
POTD

>It's a vicious Free Masonic cycle.
>"Won't someone please just think of the sheqels!111"

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>>433
They don't really have the final say. If they don't allow silver to climb, but the chinese allow it to pump at their Shanghai exchange, then this opens up arbitrage opportunities. This actually played out last spring. The west was forced to follow China's pricing. There was a small lag between the western spot prices and those in the east which kept on rising. I was still sitting on a bunch of cash that I wanted to buy silver with (not gold because it had alrady pumped bigly) but I was planning to wait for the summer or fall lows like in previous years. But when I noticed what was happening, I decided to buy immediately. I wasn't very happy with the prices, because my target for .999 silver coins was "under 24 euro/oz" and by then every 1 oz coin was over 28 euros. Luckily one dealer had some prior year libertads on sale for around that price, so I bought an entire monster box of those. That's the only thing that made the higher prices palatable for me. And today you can't even find anything below 35 euros... Current spot price is exactly 1 EUR/g so 31.1/oz. And the physical coins usually have around 17% premium.

>>434
They need factories, but they also need lots of computers, robots, and related stuff (batteries) to run their 4th industrial revolution. All of this needs cheap silver, and lots of it. So just keep stacking the silver so they can't have it. :)