posted Fri, 12/26/2025 - 12:57
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Anyone else paying attention to the year gold and silver spot prices had..? I'm far from an investor or a financial advisor, but I'd say they were a good asset to own and buy this year.
Not to be a tin foil guy, but something seems to be brewing globally. Alot of global banks and countries buying the last couple years.
Silver up roughly 150% for 2025
Gold up roughly 70% for 2025
Platinum and Palladium up even more. But I'm def not as informed on those metals.
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Gold, silver, and gear baby!!!
I've been buying silver for the last 6 years. Having my girl sell off a little here recently to pay off debt. I want to see it go boom and I'll have me a chunk
Look at copper
Been investing in precious metals since 2016, while Gold has always been the Golden glove ....in the recent last 2 years SILVER has been moving up and significantly this last 1.5 years......,I am expecting SILVER to outperform even higher percentage performance by $125/$145 by 3rd Qtr 2026!
Designer Brands especially those Eagles, Libertads, and Maples are over the top on premiums over Spot, so i highly recommend simple SILVER rounds. Buffalos are perfect...1oz. I have 3 vehicles, one that I dont need and going to sell it at $26,000. Going to invest $15,000 to Silver than pay off a couple of credit cards!! Real Tangible Money in Precious Metals!
I agree, go with Buffalo rounds, or any generic for that matter. The silver weight is what's important, so why pay the extra premiums. Wished I would've started 8n 2016!
What matters is Now! Do not beat yourself up, I did the same with missing out on stocks, other assets.
COSTCO and SD Bullion are good places for buying gold and silver. Don't pay for the fancy stuff, you're looking for melt value. 10 and 5oz bars are good but consider 1 and ½ once for easy trade as the price goes up. (avoids needing to convert large sums)
We are in a monetary reset. Smart money is already on the move. Retail is going to be drunk on the liquidity starting next year they won't wake up until 2028 then a rush to hard assets will be at full force.
Do not be buying new cars and trucks, vacations, et.al. with your perceived new wealth. That's a trap. Accumulate hard assets and pay down debt these next few years.
Get out of bonds and T-bills. Find companies that have little to no debt and are in assets. Property management, uranium, gold mines, coal, natural gas, etc.
Google sectors that survived the depression. People are still going to buy soap, diapers, razor blades, tobacco, alcohol, etc.
The government might pull a 1930's FDR move and re-value gold wiping out much of the debt by devaluing the dollar 60% (there goes your retirement account)
If the system can pull this off, the worst of it will be between 2028 and 2032.
By 2035 the globe can be off the debt economy (fiat currency) and back on sound money. (Gold, silver, crypto) defi banking will be the new world order. If you hold your own money then you are a sovereign bank you can lend and borrow without a bank.
Been preparing for a stock market crash, zombie apocalypse, bank failures,etc. Totally AGREED with your posting. Paid off my house in 2019, grabbed all my 401k into it, plus precious metals. Paid off my SUV & Truck last year both low mileage, well maintained. Live simple but smart. Ammo, supplies, essentials stocked.
Dkoon211Sounds like a great reset to me.
Very well put. I truly think you hit the nail on the head with all of that. I just started stacking within the last year. I feel I got a good jump on it. But as always with everything, wished I would've started alot sooner. I don't plan on letting off the gas with it either. Dollar cost average over the next couple years. May not be the biggest stack compared to others, but will be better of than the ones that did nothing
Central Banks bought a record 1,136 tons of Gold in 2024 which is the highest since 1971, it was at that time I started stacking some Gold myself. I remember in like April I think it was, it hit an ATH of $3,235 and I was geeked and then a couple days later in April $3,500 ATH
Yeah, with the US being $38 trillion in debt and what we did by seizing Russian assets, the USD just ain't what it was. Other countries are hedging themselves
True, A softer U.S. dollar makes gold cheaper for holders of other currencies, increasing demand. Then the solar demand is bringing silver to its highest point also.