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>Ready David?
Well he obviously survived. It seems to me that he may have good reason to retaliate in some fashion… seeing as how… you know, they gave him a heart attack.
should we buy hella gold yet?
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and then do i buy gold?
I'm just going to be honest, I've never really spent any meaningful time with anything economics, so this is an area I really lack in
Although this seems curiously divisive to me, I'm sort of digging it.
You don't seem to be understanding what we're talking about.
You seem to be under the impression we're speaking about some emergency occurring and us planning to have some sort of remedy or band-aid for the ensuing economic crissis.
While this isn't exactly wrong, we're discussing GER and when in the process of NOW - END - AFTER I should be buying gold/silver.
oh, and is bitcoin worth it or will that crash? what about other coins?
I know you might be hesitant to give this kind of advice here, but we should be helping each other with this. I find it important that those of us who were quick to the punch on this whole Q thing should be sharing our respective knowledge with each other as it pertains to the endgame or aftergame scenario of the great awakening/revelations/etc.
no big deal, anon
the advice is still valuable, even I can't use it myself
>There are eyes that watch us closely and there's a story they will tell.
You're using the term incorrectly.
I don't come here so that people will give me advice about when or if to buy precious medals, and I certainly don't come here to ask you lot's advice on what kinds of coins to buy.
I don't need you or anyone else to make money. But, why the hell would I not take advice from those who watch that sector? Why would I not take that opportunity? To me, this is secondarily important, but still important enough to note and seemingly for me to take action upon.
I've been here for quite a long time, and don't plan on leaving with any advice I get from here. I'm here for many reasons. However, I can assure you that getting rich isn't one of them.
this is ingenious for many reasons
>don't listen to me.
Anon, I've been where you are and struggled with the things you struggle with. This is a habbit you've got to let go of. Be more confident with what you know.
I'm sorry for acting like I know more about you than what you've let on so far, but trust this advice, please.
>I am also inclined to believe that Satoshi (an anon) was /ourguy/ and perhaps a Fed/Treasury anon similar to Q.
We likely aren't privy on this information for good reason.
If he wasn't a white hat himself, they were likely familiar with him and ended up helping him out.
Also, on the thing about structure - I sincerely believe we will see the return of the gold standard and that silver will again see wide circulation. In addition to that, it's also my estimation that once blockchain technology is seasoned we'll see a rise in circulation of various types of coins in which you'll see a prevalent theme of exclusivity following behind it wherever it travels.
But, as I said before, my understanding of economics is limited and we're filling up the bread talking about things that likely aren't very pertinent if at all. So, maybe we should give it a rest since our friends are working hard here and I personally don't want to devalue our work.
your suggestion is that the risk you take in investing here is whether or not the technology works out or remains relevant as opposed to whether or not the economics of the exchange of the coin itself will be able to support itself and continue to grow, correct?