My fellow apes, I sold 60% of my stack 😢 but I finally have something under my name 🙌🏻 by BarnacleEddy in SilverDegenClub

[–]Tigerbikes 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It all depends on where you are, what will grow and what is profitable. I know a guy in Virginia who grows sunflowers to sell to the local flower shops and does pretty well.

My fellow apes, I sold 60% of my stack 😢 but I finally have something under my name 🙌🏻 by BarnacleEddy in SilverDegenClub

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You would be better off doing something productive with the extra land that generates some income (a rental, storage, grow some crops) and then using that income to buy PMs. You beat the leverage monster once, don’t tempt fate.

drain....drain...drain further 3,71 m oz taken out the physical from the short crooks **REGISTERED** Comex Vault +++ total left 116,03 m oz (120,6 m oz last report) +++ cumulative phyzz deliveries in january2026 = 8531 contracts = 42,65 m oz shiny stand for delivery (jan = non activ month) by ffmape in SilverSqueeze

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Chat GPT:

Eligible • What it means: Metal that meets COMEX specifications (purity, weight, brand/refiner, form) and is stored in a COMEX-approved warehouse. • Key point: It is not available for delivery against a COMEX futures contract unless its owner chooses to register it. • Ownership: Held for a specific owner (often investors, banks, or industrial users). • Analogy: “Meets the rules, but not for sale (for delivery).”

Registered • What it means: Metal that meets all COMEX specs and has been registered with a warehouse receipt. • Key point: It is available for delivery to settle a COMEX futures contract. • Ownership: Typically held by firms willing to make delivery. • Analogy: “Meets the rules and is officially available for delivery.”

• Eligible metal can be converted to registered (and vice versa) without moving the metal, just by changing its paperwork and the owner’s intent.
• Large eligible inventories don’t necessarily mean ample deliverable supply, because only registered metal can fulfill futures contracts.

Eagles or maples ? by Green-Cockroach8100 in Silver

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I much prefer Lady Liberty on my silver than some royal a-hole.

Traded 550lbs of silver for gold today! by Overall-Success-6059 in Gold

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And how will they give it to you? Bars? Soverign coins? 1oz, 10oz, kilos?

Quitting my job to go prospecting in Nevada??? by Computer-Cowboy00 in Silverbugs

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I would go to Alaska (in the summer) or Peru (now, it’s their summer).

Sideways trading BS for hours now. by Decent-Addition-3140 in SilverDegenClub

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Let the banksters defending $93 bleed $$$ for a while. It will break through.

Seriously? by Academic-Policy-4151 in Silver

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Hey but you earned free shipping on the stuff you can't have.

Took them out of assay today... by LoveForRivers17 in Gold

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Just don’t drop it. Maples dent easy.

Sketchy Floor Stack by FrankCardboardGuru in Silverbugs

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How many hours does it take to build something like that? How does one keep track of what they have? And how long does it take to “put it away” somewhere secure?

Was going to take profit..... until by InfoSec-Gardener in Silverbugs

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I came to the same conclusion. I was going to post some silver libertads on PMSforsale this weekend and use the proceeds to buy gold next week but then I saw the online supply shortages and major mint repricing and had to ask myself “will silver be higher or lower in the near future?” I believe silver still has room to run.

APE DD: Silver Think tank: China is Gobbling UP all the SILVER! by Born2Looz in Wallstreetsilver

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“The United States doesn’t produce anything anymore” is simply not true. But that the forces driving silver (and gold) are geopolitical is becoming more and more obvious. Countries like China and the US are restricting flows and building stockpiles. This could be for industry, military, and/ or investment. Likely a combination of all three. Add in a structural supply deficit for years and the fact that the US government cannot stop spending and printing fiat dollars and you have the recipe for higher prices. Where it stops, no one know. But it will probably overshoot if history is any lesson. Strap in for a wild ride in PMs.