Step 1 is 80526b /\
Step 2 is ?
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Do you put all of your horses into the nums, or do you leave some left over for when the horse prices inevitably rise. give a horse rider a good plan and he will follow it
So you are saying its a bad idea to have a loan to purchase metals? or that its bad to rack up credit card debt for metals?
please elaborate
>How does one become based?
>Why do you need physical currency?
"When you answer these two questions (in order) honestly you will have no more questions. I understand this sounds vague and dodgy but until you have this figured out on your own you will not be ready for new notes."
A money for nothing attitude on this side will carry over to the other side. Put an end to it now or be sniffed out by the new system later and suffer the consequences. I have a feeling anyways that if you try this now they will already be waiting for your shenanigans.
Based currency = pairs
pairs = +- precious metals & its equivalent in cash on hand?
ie 5k in silver + 5k cash in hand?
you become based by owning the base?
And like others have said, i still dont understand why a loan for being based is a bad idea, if you fully intend on working for that loan and have the ability to pay for it throughout its entirety (Regardless if this was happening or not) then i dont understand what is a bad idea about it?
if you did this with the full intention of never paying it back or seeing it through then obviously that would make sense. But the ones that can and would pay it off, why is it wrong?
based on the feels, the overall bigger picture, it seems as if this is the only course of action, if u believe what is going on in some of the bigger breads around here, i think you would have to be fucked in the head to ignore this. maybe thats just me. although i admit much of it is too cryptic for someone with a brain injury like me i can't figure all of it out, but we have only scratched the surface here of what 80526b really means . . . Δ
This is the most straight forward, honest, easy to understand post you have laid down in the last 4 breads.
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i think the more important question right now is
once everyone realizes how important these 4 horses are, are you better off to be holding the new notes, or the metals when the demand for them starts to explode?
can you clarify more on the face values
for example, the US 1 oz silver dollar has a 1$ face value, the canadian 1oz dollar has a 5$ value, the chinese 1 oz has a 10 yuan =1.44 US value, and the british 1oz silver has a 2$ pound = 2.44us value, so how does that work when you go to cash it in? is the canadian one the best since it has a 5$ value on it which = 3.40$ us? please elaborate more
i know you have stated multiple times throughout the past breads that face values matter, however here you state that bars are acceptable too? is there any downside to bars, its much easier to handle 100oz bar then 100 coins
the same can be said for coins too though no?
if you are buying from a reputable dealer this shouldn't be an issue, i would imagine if this actually goes through the way they say there will be onsite ways to vette counterfeit things like this ie xray
cbf556 please elaborate on the VND fren, thx
how are you guys storing your BCHSV coins? (btc tard here) whats the safest way
>Krugerrands
1oz of gold is 1oz, doesnt matter what it looks like (atleast thats the vibe i get after 4 breads)
stack as much of the big 4 (really only 3 right now) as you can, get rid of digital holdings. base yourself and hold on for the ride
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