Curious what anons think about the over/under here on the silver squeeze? Think it can work??
Ah, okay, just asked below before I saw this. Hm. I think it's a pretty long shot but a great plan.
Hey, lol, hardly! I'm an old anon, been here as long as you if not longer.
Man, read a ton about this today. Hawaiian seems to have a solid plan. Would love to see it happen.
Yep, fantastical but wow would be it fun to watch. Too bad 000they000 know about it too, though.
Half that shit ain't true but thanks for playing (not).
Exactly why it would be delicious to see them scramble to find physical.
if you aren't paying attention, we can't help you. No credit given.
IDK. You are probably right, that's the most obvious outcome. Gamestop, et. al was a good test run. I think a lot of things can happen to shake things up. I am not buying silver.
I don't think this is correct. It has nothing to do with the "price" (cost) of production. Silver is mined alongside other metals. Silver is everywhere, scattered over the planet.
Hoooo, that's a bit of a stretch. Maybe 1500…
Good stuff, thanks anon. Will do more reading…
A time to remember…
Almost all of these are "out of stock" lol.
https://www.jmbullion.com/silver/silver-bars/gram-kilo-silver-bars/
This is the one (or two or three) I want. Out of stock, lol.
Asahi Refining is the newest precious metal producer to refine gold and silver for the global marketplace. The company struggled to get its products on the marketplace in 2015 as demand for silver bullion products drove down available supplies.
Johnson Matthey is the previous owner of Asahis refining locations, having been bought out by Asahi in 2015. The acquisition was announced in December 2014, and resulted in Asahi taking control of locations in Salt Lake City and Brampton, Ontario, Canada.
On the obverse face of the bar youll find the brand logo for Asahi Refining at the top. Organized vertically down the face of the bar, there are additional engravings identifying the weight, purity, and metal content of the bar.
Each of these bars has a rustic appearance and lacks any engravings or markings on the reverse. The bars surfaces have a matte finish. Asahi Refining has a rich history in the precious metals industry, even though it is not well known globally.
Heh, now I really want to buy some. Might have to convince spouse anon, we are a team.
This dealer seems to have stock so far. silver.com
The appeal of these silver bars is that they’re easily stored in the home. You don’t need a vault or even a bank deposit box to keep small gram/kilo size silver bars. The smaller weights are usually extremely affordable, making them an easy choice for introducing children to the concept of investing in silver bullion.
I would not be surprised if this time next week we can't find any online silver bars in stock.
I am rooting for the gamestop reddit fags, too. They are people of action. Means a lot!
rotfl, gawd the ignorance
Buy silver bars, I'd say, and keep them for the grandkids, if nothing else.
Maybe because so many have been designed to think that way about precious metals? No change because some prefer it that way and meanwhile we have nothing backing fiat money. I think all that is about to change… or I hope so.
Nice!