How Much is TOO Much Silver and Gold for Your Stack?
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
- You're stacking Silver and Gold, and that's awesome! But, how much Gold & Silver should you have in your stack?
In today's video I talk about why and what some of the other stackers I spoke with at the Tulsa coin show told me when I was there!
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How much gold and silver do you need?
- Just a little bit more.
Haha yup!
🎉 always!
I stack gold and silver for my grandson. I tried to get 1 ounce of gold and 100 ounces of silver every year for him. Right now he’s seven I have 6 1/4 ounces of gold and 500 ounces of silver, I almost caught up to his age.
I intend for my stack to be passed along to my grandchildren also. I hope that they use it as an opportunity to become interested in the hobby, and to learn the value of real money.
Great job, and nice goal. I'm teaching my 17 YO grandson the importance of PM so that he can take control of my stack when it's time
@@Stax-ht9md I have it in a safe. It’s in my will that’s it goes to my grandson, but the safe needs a combination and a key to open it. My grandson‘s mother has the combination to the safe. My daughter has the key to the safe, so it will take both of them to get into it if anything ever happens to me and they don’t like each other but they both love my grandson so I know it will be protected for him
Must weigh a ton there. About 16 kilos worth. Why not exchange some of the silver for an 1oz gold?
@@daviniarobbins9298 because silver is so under priced. Compared to what it was priced to gold when it was 49 a oz. And being used in twice as many of products today.
Keep stacking til your floor caves in under the weight
Can you imagine
Came hare to say this except I was gonna say: Shore up your floor to stack even more! 😂 👊
@@christopherallendunkor store it under your floor like J Gordon-Levitt did in Looper. Of course he got cleaned out so maybe that's not such a good idea. Excellent movie by the way, highly recommended. Emily Blunt is worth her weight in gold in the movie.
@@stuartmoore6310 I'll have to check it out. Thanks. 👍
What if it’s on my basement floor where it’s pure concrete? I guess I’ll just keep stackin till the foundation cracks!!!
I will stack as long as my income allows me to. Once my $ income stops from job loss or retirement I will start liquidating my stack.
I agree. Keep in mind you get to control what you hold.
Amen the entire point of it. A real retirement plan!
That is also my plan, word for word.
Bingo! That's what it's for.
No. Just take the extra money and purchase silver or gold. Started in 1985. Yes, I have silver at $4.00 oz And. Gold at $400.00
Since 1980 I used to purchase junk silver at 3X face and $20 gold double eagles @ $300.
@@2pugman Noice!!! I've been at it since 2008 and the best I can remember is junk at 10x. I'd sure like to have that opportunity again!
Hey Seeker! Ok, I have never thought about being a stacker or wanted to be a stacker, but it has found be. I have been collecting for years 20+), and really focused on Peace Dollars and Barber halves, quarters, and dimes. I would get board from time to time, I would fined myself buying silver bullion a few ounces here and there. Last year it hit me, lay out all my silver bullion and see what it looks like, about the same time I found several different stacking channels here on the tube, yours being one of them. Then bam, it hit me, I was a stacker, and not a slacker! LOL!
I found out I had a stack that was impressive! Not stopping anytime soon either!
Stacking and not slacking for life!
Stack on!
1000oz of silver
40oz of gold
These are my goals.
moderation is the best option, learn from your mistakes and definitely don’t go overboard.
@@sailfly2869 Overboard for one person may not be overboard for another person. St_Undertaker seems to me to have a solid goal, but smaller than I would like.
That's OK but only he and I know what fits into our budget situations. My goals are bigger than that but then it's likely that so is my net worth. 7,000 oz. of silver
and 100 ozs. of gold look good to me. If and when I reach those goals, maybe my opinion will change. We'll see.
Same
Interesting I’m at at 22 oz of gold and 250 oz of silver
@@typicalgaming6068 I believe you are at the point of becoming a collector and if not maybe you should look into it. I’m looking back when the government went after our gold in the thirties and I noticed that they didn’t bother so much with jewelry or silver up-to I believe 500 oz. Not sure if law has been updated, but if I was you I would look into it. Just in case especially if you have a paper trail of your purchases.
I stack silver and gold because it’s fun. It’s a great hedge against inflation. Going to coin shows and interacting with young and old, trading and bartering bring me much joy. All the best!
Here's the bottom line answer if you don't want to watch the whole video and the chatter:
50% of cash reserves or savings beyond all other Investments. Instead of having it all sitting in a savings account earning a couple of percent interest turn 50% of it into precious metals.
I am poor, live on a boat walk to work and have about 1400 oz in silver and 3 oz in gold.
You are better off that most of the country.
Trade that stack of silver in for gold, it's time to upgrade.
No one will doubt you when you say you lost it all in a boating accident
You're only broke right now, with why we stack, if it comes to fruition, you'll be well ahead of the game for most people, including myself.
@@Mikgwerd I can both agree and disagree. I'd say trade 700 oz for gold, but it's good to have a decent amount of silver.
I bought my first Krugerrand in 1977 for $212.50 from an LCS. Have been buying both gold and silver on a regular basis ever since. On a side note; had some work done on my Jeep by a local mechanic and I offered him a choice of either $800 in cash or the same amount of gold or silver. He wanted the cash.
Yeah who wouldn't want to incur more expenses and time going to the LCS and potentially getting haggled down from spot, losing value on their service to you while bills needed get paid. So crazy that he didn't accept 🙄
In case you didn't notice, the dollar you showed is a star note.
He is killing me wadding up that star note. lol 3.2 million print run. I feel better now!
i put a star on a peice of toilet paper , same thing 😂
Haha… nice catch!
I’m 53 hoping to end the rat race by 60 with above $100M. I know money is a liability to be exchanged for assets with real value like real estate (properties for rent) stocks (dividends) bonds (interest) But, what is it with bitcoin? I hear a lot about it and I'd love to diversify my portfolio.
bitcoin does not pay any yield but will reward you with growth that you can't find in any other asset class
look at the charts, bitcoin has outperformed every stock and banking product ever developed even after multiple pullbacks over the last decade. not a financial advisor but I know what i'm saying
i'm blown away! more info please? i am a young adult living in Miami where i've encountered several millionaires, and my goal is to become one... they all seem to be involved in either real estate, stocks, or crypto
Use her name to quickly conduct an internet search.
thanks for putting this out, curiously inputted Sophia Haney on the internet, spotted her consulting page no sweat, and was able to schedule a session ... she actually shows a great deal of expertise from her resumé
At my age (70), and having just started stacking a year ago, my stacking goals are modest. I'm aiming to get 5 ounces of gold and 270 ounces of silver. I will be lucky to live long enough to achieve that.
Regardless.... I love hearing this. Stack on.
Actually, you're ahead of most. One half of one percent hold physical silver, so it's been said.
Never to late.
I have 35,000 ounces of silver and 1,000 ounces of gold. I put a majority of my retirement and work pension into silver and gold.
Congratulations bury it deep don’t keep it in the house or in the bank
Wow! that's awesome ... I want to make you dinner and learn your way of life .. I will come over to your place, just email me your address .... I will bring everything to make dinner ... Crowbar, shovel, blow torch, dynamite
@@steveedinger9869 It's in an off-site location. I only have a few collectable pieces around my house.
That's 2 tons! 😳
@@christopherallendunk1.2 tons but still holy freaking moly
I have no idea what I'm doing. I just know I don't trust having my money in the bank, so I have it in silver. My current goal is to fill an empty can of oatmeal with junk silver. I probably have about 60 oz of junk silver in this can, and it's about halfway full. That's not the only silver I have. For now, I'm stacking junk silver.
Aldi’s canned coffee tins are great for storing metals too. The outer wrapper comes off cleanly. It’s a nice sturdy aluminum (except for the black lid) and stacks well.
How much net worth in metals?
100%: No
75%: Still too much…
50%: Maybe?
25%: Feels about right…
10%: Probably should be higher
0%: What am I thinking?!
I'll stop stacking when I can't afford to
Currently at 276 oz Silver and 1.2 oz Gold. I want to get to 1000 and 40 but I will definitely not stop if and when I reach that goal.
I appreciate this video. One of my favorites so far. It's the info i needed.
I’m pretty strict with myself on this: I have approximately 10% of my total net worth (all assets including property and pension) in precious metals. This is split 60% gold, 30% silver, 7% platinum, 3% palladium. I no longer stack but modify the amount according to current value of total net assets. I collect certain numismatic items as a hobby, not for profit.
I purchase a minimum of $500 face in pre 1965 US - Dimes, Quarters and Halfs yearly. I started when I could get it for 6 x face
Wow nice way to do it
For me, there is no upper limit. My intention is to stack silver and gold for the rest of my life, then pass along the wealth to the next generation.
The Feds need to quit printing money and putting it in their pockets 😂😂😂
Zelensky has been the top fundraiser of our tax dollars…
And that's why I stack
Thanks for the great video! Well said! God bless you!
1000 oz of Silver and 40 oz of Gold is a good goal
I only started buying silver a few months ago. My initial goal is to get enough silver to trade up to a gold eagle, rinse repeat until I have enough to cover 3-4 months worth of bills. Once I get around 6 eagles I will probably add approximately 300 ounces of silver for my core stash. Then just keep adding after that. Almost ready for my first gold coin as long as the prices hold lol.
I’ve recently started stacking. I don’t have a set amount but my plan is to build up 90% coins & fractional silver. When I have a good amount I’ll switch to buying 1 oz rounds & bars once those have built up I plan to trade them for gold.
New to it as of FEB and have added 81 ounces (goal being 100-125 by year’s end). I keep junk separately, no gold (yet). It’s fun and addicting, will keep at it forever and have a son who is now into it as well. Thanks Seeker for the terrific and informative content! Best to all!
To much? - Never heard of her. Right amount to own? - More than last year.
I will stack/collect silver as long as I am alive. And, as much as I can afford to spend.
Awesome video Seeker!! 😃👍🪙
My wife and I are in our 50’s, make $140k year combined.
Our last big debt is our mortgage which is $2k monthly and we pay an xtra $500 a month to get it paid off before we draw SS at 62.
We started a savings plan 4 years ago on a 6 month cycle as follows: 1 ounce of gold, 1,000$ cash, 100 ounces silver bullion and $100 face value 90% mercury dimes.
We’re not smarter than anyone else but we live on 20 acres in a rural Rocky Mountain state and spent our money on a home, land and preparedness supplies before we even got started stacking.
Wow!!!! ❤That video was Sunday Morning CHURCH✝️🎉 THANK YOU as always!!!!!!
I started stacking in 2013 and stopped in 2019. Will start again once my income allows.
When I was a teenager in 1968 I bought a new pick up, an F100 . I paid $1200. I was working at grocery store , minimum wage $ 1.60 That pick today would cost 60 X what I paid then. But minimum wage has just recently ( in some states ) as gone up X 10 but I think many states are at X 5 . Since I worked stocking groceries , I remember those prices. Campbells can soups were $ 0.10 cents / can . When it went on sale it was $ 0.12 cents /can ! Now we are looking at around $ 2. bucks / can ! Just a couple of examples of the devaluation of the dollar since I was 16 years old !
I got into silver & gold from spending time at freedom seed shows.
I think there is a ton of crossover.
I'm nearing retirement and have had a goal in mind which was 2,000 ounces of silver and 50 ounces of gold. I'm close but not sure I'll hit it before I retire. Once I retire, I don't plan to buy any more, I plan to sell some occasionally to add some monthly income when I need it for a vacation or whatever. If I could do things again, I'd stack only Eagles, Maples, and generic rounds for silver (no holiday or political themes) and - for gold - only Eagles, Maples, Krugs. Instead I have a hodge-podge of various items, including those. Is there too much? No. Not if one can afford it. It's a great thing to pass down to your offspring. I had that happen for me and intend to do similar.
To be honest Silver is very addicting, always want to stack more each Week!!! I rather Stack Silver than buying Lottery Ticket or Alcohol or Junk Food or other dumb stuff. I been saving more money since I been stacking silver & little gold & it’s preservation of wealth for the long haul & my retirement & children future!!! I’ll keep stacking little by little each week!!! 🥈🥇🥈 Plus is fun & at the End of the Day, I am Collector!!!
Well said 👏
Just curious, what brand/ type of black gloves do you use?
1000 lb😊🎉❤ lol
Keep on stacking, I have a long ways to go and a short time to get there😊🎉❤
Never stop, stacking is a way of life. Be cost conscious and follow market trends.
My big food shopping is roughly equivalent to just a little over 2oz of silver. If the currency went down the tubes you aren't going to buy food with gold. Gold would be for expensive bills like rent payments or buying white goods(cooker, fridge, etc.). Silver would be for day to day living expenses.
If things got so bad that the state fell and it was every person for themselves I am not sure I would want to live in that kind of world
I created a secondary income back in the late eighties that allows me to spend up-to three thousand per month on average on my ongoing certified silver dollar collection and every couple years a monster box over the last fourteen years.
The number for each of us is situational. Basic needs like housing without a mortgage, hard assets, food prep, and family size all factor into stacking needs. I see silver as a barter metal for daily needs and gold as a wealth item for bigger needs. I looked at my monthly spending and began at 6 mos value, for a first stack goal. Four mos value in silver 2 mos in gold. For a second goal, I added another 6 mos value 4 mos gold 2 mos silver before a repeat for 18mos total. For me, that means silver-sized from 1 to 10 oz items. Gold I chose low-premium items based on surplus cash and gold priced "right". About 65% of my gold is sized 1 to 16 oz coins and bars with 35% fractionals and foreign sovereigns and 20 francs with low premiums. Oh, and plenty of seeds for the family to defend it.
Great vid Seeker
I liked this ramble good ish seeker.
You crumpled up a star note.
I think 20 ounces of gold which is roughly 48,000 dollars. Then 2500 ounces of silver roughly 75,000 dollars right now should be minimum. I think 150,000 in today's money in precious metals would get the average family through. If you can meet and exceed that do it. Also every gun you own buy a few spare parts for said guns know how to replace said parts and have minimum of 1,000 rounds per caliber. If you never need it pass it on. God bless America 🇺🇸
Always a great topic to revisit. Thanks.
I started off at my goal being 100 ounces then 250 then I went for a monster box total amount of 500 then 1000 or more and I’m thinking I still want more but no goal. I’m behind the 8 ball on gold with an average ratio of 200 to 1
I watched it all and you were not rambling. All of it was important, from the heart, food for thought. Unfortunately my wife is addicted to fiat cash and when I wanted to use 25% of our savings for precious metals she bristled at the idea. So I wound up only using 2.5% of our savings. And the reason Im stacking isn’t one of the two that people gave to you at the coin show which you mentioned. Reason #3: It’s for something extra as a retirement investment. Yes, I will continue to buy and everything is going in my deep stack. Today, Im selling what little constitutional silver I have and rolling it over into two more tubes of silver eagles for further investment purposes. If the trend of silver and gold continues, silver will gain another 200% in the next 15 years like it has in the past two 15 year periods. Good luck to all of us.
Silver goals: 100 oz., 250 oz., 500 oz., 1,000 oz.
Gold goals: 5 oz., 10 oz., 25 oz., 50 oz.
Goldback goals: 1,000 GBs, 2,500 GBs, 5,000 GBs, then collectables.
I don’t think you can have too much just stack as you can afford it but things are a little tough right now, so I’ve had to slow down
Someone recently said 20% of your investments in metals for a balanced portfolio. They also said 20% real estate. I think it is a personal needs and ability thing. When the dollar goes down, gold goes up they say. Gold is up so that should tell you all you need to know.
Gold is up due to the demand that appears to be slowing down, owning your home helps stabilize your income to a certain point as in escrow that continues to increase over time. Owning PMs as well but again you have to be careful with premiums and timing when buying and selling, but learning value in other things that you have better control in is like secondhand goods found in numerous places like yard sales, thrift stores, flea markets and even at antique malls and stores for these mistakes that can be sold locally and even online as in ebay just to name one or two. Another option is collecting versus stacking sovereign coinage and in my case certified slab coins. I can go on and on. Only you are in control of your destiny and please be careful what you wish for it mostly likely will come true over time.
My first goal in stacking was my weight in silver ozs.
It's a start.....I went heavy, then slacked off. I did reach my goal.
Like others ....stack when you can.
The trouble is, as we get older we get bigger, almost like magic. So your stack keeps growing. Almost forgot, FJB!
I'm so fat ... (how fat am I?) ... that when I stack my weight in silver, I stack around the house
@@jake8077 Now that's funny. And again FJB, Let;s Go Brandon
Hi Seeker, thanks for the vlog! 50% of savings sounds about right, if 50% would cover expenses of at least 6 months of living expenses in the case of emergencies. The 50% should give you enough of a buffer to ride out any unexpected events that come up without having to go to your deep stack.
Keep on stacking my friends! Do it wisely. Squeeze tight on that deep stack.
How much to stack? Well, my view as an older fellow:
1) Never put any money into any metals that you may need in the next 5 years. (In other words, have a healthy cash stack 1st)
2) If you are younger (under 50) then gold is the best long-term play, since it has better potential of retaining value in the long run.
3) If you over 50, then I think silver is a better play. It has more volatility, but more potential for growth than a loss in the 10-year window.
4) If you are over 65, you typically have one foot in the grave and one foot out, so again, silver has more potential for your loved ones you leave it to, but in reality, over 65, cash flow is way more important than metals, due to increased health-care costs you will face, so it may be smarter to cut way back on the stacking in that 65-70 plus year old range.
5) If you have a huge stack, it can be challenging to sell in bulk at one time. (And if you can, it will likely be well under spot) - I have only one high-volume LCS near me, and even he will not readily buy 20oz of gold or more without advance notice. More than that, it depends on his inventory. (He does not like having more than 100oz of gold on hand.) With silver, he usually stops buying when he has 10k ounces on hand. This means if I had 5k ounces of silver to dump, it would be a very rare event for him to be interested in all of it, (especially now, while he has a surplus of inventory) unless I was willing to take a couple dollars under spot. (he pays spot and over for smaller amounts, depending on the items, just to keep this example in perspective)
Personally, my cap on silver is 2,000 ounces, with the sweet spot being 1,000 ounces. The reason is weight....You simply could not carry much more than 1,000 ounces if you had to leave and carry it. (for me, that amount is more like 500 ounces)
I already sold all my gold and have the cash stuck back, and in a few more years, I will dump all my silver, and only keep about $500 face value in junk silver as a forever hold.
Folks can bad-mouth fiat currency all they want, but the reality is, cash is still king.
I agree with Seeker - the likelihood of society converting to an all-metals trade or bartering system is about as high as getting hit in the head by a meteorite. I am sure there would be pockets of society that would accept it, but overall, not a big chance. The reason is simple math.....Only about 10% of the population have any metals beyond jewelry, so if cash became worthless tomorrow, there simply is not enough folks that understand or have metals to start seeing it in wide use. Those 90% with no metals would simply over-run everyone else, and would likely become takers, instead of traders. (If they have no metals, they likely have no food stocks or water filtration, etc....With our country basically being ran on a 3-7 day restock level, it would be pretty unbearable after 2 weeks with no new deliveries to the grocery stores.) - And for the gung-ho types, you will never be able to protect or defend against a hoard of 10 looters, let alone the group of a hundred and more that will be banding together to feed themselves.
It sounds like you are a person of means.
@@sailfly2869 Not according to the wife 😂 I always remind her that she is the one that married for looks instead of wealth! 🙄😎 - She should have made better choices 43 years ago!
@@44Mag I always tell the younger generation marry “WELL”, it works in both directions (not just for the girls). I also tell them be careful what you wish for it might come true and they always give me that evil eye when I mention this. Many don’t understand how to program the subconscious mind.
I like number five and this is why I prefer sovereign bullion coinage by the tube or if it is in your means a monster box or two plus one in each of your neighboring countries like in my case Canada and Mexico. Another thing is all my raw bullion and 90% coinage are for local transactions and my PCGS certified silver dollars are for selling online. How about you, are you into collecting and crypto??
@@sailfly2869 I have only a small amount in crypto (about 2%) - that stuff just has too many swings for an old man. Anything that can swing 30% and more in a single day is just gambling. I only do bullion - I am not a collector beyond maybe 20oz of neat looking stuff. I have sold off most of it and only hold just under 1k ounces now.
I do need to increase the junk silver...I am down to just $200 face value, and I want to get it back to $500 face. The premiums are almost getting back to where it makes it affordable again.
In gold you need 4 1 oz coins, 8 1/2 oz coins or bars, 8 1/4 oz coins for bars and 300 to 500 oz of different size silver. Put it away don't touch it. You keep stacking but you don't feel rushed anymore. This is over time and if you can afford it. This is just a goal that should keep you prepared .
Started stacking about 2 an half years ago. Goal is 500oz. Half way there. I do it just for the fun of it. Love just looking at silver
I have reached my goal of silver stacking ... now I just buy 2 oz per week ... not stopping just slowing down now.
A couple of metric tons!!!! Great video as always.
Ohhhh wow... The pirates/compass premium coin is literally the coolest premium coin I've ever seen... And I don't like premium coins generally... I have to find one... A premium I'd actually be willing to pay.. thanks again Seeker!
1000 oz silver.. 40 oz gold… 1000rd of .223 freedom seeds… 2000 rd 9mm freedom seeds… 500 rods of 12 g freedom seeds plus dispenser and lots of mags
And what is your address. LoL
Where can you buy that US states silver bar from?
Like you, my PM stack is funded out of my bank account, and not out of my automatic investments that are done from each paycheck. Probably have 40% going to PM and the rest cash. I stack almost exclusively gold now as a hedge against inflation. My first year of stacking was with constitutional and silver rounds, but the performance was so lackluster that it seemed I was losing out to inflation and premiums.
What I have learned in stacking is... when you buy, buy large and buy from reputable dealers. Silver I buy nothing less than 20oz at a time, and gold at 1 oz.
Are you eating and enjoying life, if you don’t reward yourself NO ONE else will.
Nice to see some stack numbers. I stopped stacking at 106 ounces of gold and 5,300 silver. I have and may add more via PHYS/PSLV in brokerage accounts but I will not add any more physical (my wife made me promise).
5% of your portfolio is an ideal target of how much silver you should have. If you are including gold 5 to 15% depending on your financial and personal & family situation.
100 oz of bullion is my goal. Might not sound a lot to you, but took me awhile to get my current 26 oz!
Although I don't count coins that I collect, and want to pass on to my daughter. Also plan to diversify towards gold after I reach my goal. 🤞
The idea that my Social security, or even my pension or 401k could be in trouble is very disconcerting.
So, my stack is insurance. When I hit 300 ounces, I began to contemplate just what would be considered too much. I honestly don't have an answer. Fact is, it'll likely be left to nieces and nephews. 2,500 ounces seems like an agreeable number, which won't include my home value, or stock portfolio(should I have one).
But I am finding stacking to be addictive. I could quite possibly blow past 2,500.
Just keep in mind that 401’s can go negative as well as the monthly maintenance fees will eat away your principal regardless of good or bad times.
Physical silver goes through a one way valve into my stack. The last time I counted my inventory was 2018. I trade silver and gold futures as a metals trade.
A good goal is to have 1 or 2 Monster Box full and a set of a couple coins that spark your interest. That doesn't have a high premium. But what do I know I would buy that compass if I had the money
We need to learn how to fast with food. Fasting brings control and cravings and at times helps heal our bodies so that we aren’t dependent on prescription drugs. If SHTF, then most likely food will be a bit different to acquire to eat and feed ourselves and families especially in times of desperation. That way by fasting we don’t focus much on eating and can take care of ourselves and familes during such times. That way you don’t waste all your silver on just food lol 👌🏼
Grow sprouts they are 35% protein and edible in 4 or 5 days and require no sunlight at all, just add water. Best of all they take up very little space.
I'm a 3rd generation stacker, and I've been stacking since 2003, as an adult and I use to earn dimes and 1/2s for doing stuff around the house and whatnot... I don't really count that though, but over all I had stacking goals back in the early 2000's and it was 1000 ozt of silver, and then I reached my goal back in like 2010...then I took a break from DCA ING, then started hitting it hard again in 2014, and made a new goal to hit 2k by 2024... Well fell short, that's for sure, covid hit my family hard, plus had some of my stuff stolen.. But long story short, I unfortunately ended up starting all Over again and have a gold of 500 ozt for normal minted coins like eagles, Maples, and britannia's... And 100 ozt of numismatic / key dates which is the ones I'm going to save the pass down to my kids.... And have a goal of 2030 to have this amount (600ozt total).. But want to get at least 10ozt of gold in whatever format... I just DCA $250 - $350 a month.... And honestly, even if I hit my goals, I'll probably still stack %90 and some BU / AU stuff to pass down to the kids as well... But one day I'm hoping to get enough to buy a nice RV trailer and truck so my wife and I can to the RV thing for a few years to find that one place / town that specks to us... But if anything, I'm just happy knowing it's there to hold onto especially during these uncertain times... Having to start over again has giving me a new perspective...
thank you
I hope in this time of tremendous inflation and people just don't have the money that those that do not know how to cook will learn. You can prepare things so much cheaper at home and so much healthier too! It's another way of stacking!
I've been stacking for about two and a half years now. I have about 500 Oz now I just want to keep collecting
If everyone put 50% of their net worth into gold and silver, Wall Street would crumble from lack of liquidity and commissions.
My 1st goal is 500oz of silver, and at least half oz gold for each 100 oz silver, any thing more is icing one the cake
SS, my goal is 2000 our silver and 50 of gold. I’m over half way for Ag, but only 20% for Au.
Being that silver is double here in the Philippines I want to try to get 50oz per year
Excellent philosophy
I know it's a new note but watching a star note get folded up hurts my heart.
I enjoy owning silver but it becomes cumbersome after owning a few bars since I am limited with the amount of safe space for it. The goal is to own gold and holding numismatics, though that also requires speculation of markets.
Make a video about the dollar and products bought back in the 60s dollars vs silver. Then the same when it’s $29 oz now.
what did you do to that starnote? lol!
i stack majority gold because taking huge silver premium hits is typically bad investment advice. I will cash out in around 2040 no matter what, silver is fun and makes the stacking shine bright.
California recently raised the PM tax-free limit to minimum $2,000, below that, you pay 10.5% sales tax. It sucks, BUT, it keeps me disciplined and it keeps the lines shorter at the LCS. I envy you guys who can pick up a few rounds on a lark.
I remember when my dad would take me and my 3 sisters to burger Chef and could buy 13 burgers for $1 fries were 5¢ and they were larger than they are today. But that was back in 1962 . Speaking of bic lighters I got one for my wife Saturday and it was $3.29 for one at a gas station. Gas was cheaper than a lighter $3.11
Hey y’all, I’m new here seen last several videos. I’m getting the itch and want to start stacking. What we buying first… prob take 150-200$ at a time
right now the plan is to aggressively buy until i’ve got a 6mo emergency fund, then go down to maybe 10% and get to investing heavier elsewhere as well as a separate stack for a down payment
I stack for many different reasons. First off I love collecting different kinds of rounds and bars because they look neat and a lot of times I find pieces that are priced close to spot price, so if I decide that it's no longer cool to me I can get my money back and move on to the next cool thing. Second, I treat it as a savings account that so far has performed better than any savings account I ever had. The majority of the silver I have purchased is worth considerably more than I paid for it, while the money I had put into savings account has pretty much stayed the same. Third, is security, believe it or not silver is far more secure than fiat, it cant be hacked like my bank account and or debit/credit cards have several times. If anyone comes for my silver the likelyhood of me looking the soon to be late thief in the eye is very high. Fourth and most importantly is world wide value. It doesnt matter where I go in the world silver is recognized as currency by it's weight and not what is stamped on it showing which country decided to claim it. and most importantly it's pretty much indestructable. Whatever could destroy my silver would also permanently destroy me deeming any importance I have to silver no longer important.
What ever you cannot afford to lose....you put into Silver.
I want more silver, but I won't buy at the current spot.
I think spot will come back down eventually below $25. I'll buy then.
I remember playing the slots in Vegas with silver dollars. I should have kept them instead of gambling them away.
Metals is just a percent of my savings. But my goal is 1 oz of gold and 60 oz of silver a year. Been into it for just over a year and am slightly ahead of schedule.
How much silver do you need at least three years of your current income.
It was already old and not worth any extra but it still hurt to see the star note crumbled lol
When I 1st started stacking about two years ago, I set the goal of acquiring One Troy Pound of Gold and Ten Troy Pounds of Silver. I’ll reach that goal within the next six months, but I’m probably going to continue stacking beyond that goal of 1 Pound/10 Pounds…