Real estate and metals are assets, but I (and others) consider stocks as equities. There is always a middle man with them and they are far riskier than the other two I mention. When fiat is affected, institutions put money into the bond market (or not, depending) exceeding a 2:1 ratio to anything they'd put in the stock market. The bond market dwarfs the stock market by a huge margin. If they won't play bonds, they won't play stocks. At least that's been my experience. But I could be wrong. We're in stagflation at the moment. Personally I wouldn't invest any money in the stock market or crypto coins period. Tangible assets are where it's at.
/pmg/ - Precious Metals General
I kinda like this fat little bird, should I buy more tomorrow after silver dipped the weak hands?
Fuck, I want to buy more physical but the longer I wait, the cheaper it gets. THIS IS NOT COMFORTABLE.
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Sure, so long as your dealer relies on that spot price as their price guide. That won't last forever.
How can SLV keep going down? What is the exact mechanism that this happens?
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WHAT WAS THAT?!
Long dated calls for 2021 are dirt cheap idk why anyone would buy weeklies.
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This isn't here as some kind of academic curiosity. This will be the policy come September. Despite today's bloodiness, the underlying fundamentals are the same. We are going to steep negative interest rates.