Gold and Silver Stacking

One of the great things about real estate is like gold, it too somewhat becomes a wealth protector also. Real estate tends to follow inflation. As inflation goes up, so does the price of real estate which helps protect the investment value. In a sense, this melts existing mortgage debt providing you didn't do something foolish like get a mortgage with a variable interest rate. (they have their uses, but not for the left of a mortgage)

I purchased a house in 2018. The value of the US dollar have been brutalized since then and my house is worth 62.5% than I paid for it. There is both advantage of my house now being worth 62.5% more, but there is more hidden value in that my remaining debt (mortgage) is now only worth somewhere around 38% less than what it was when I signed the fix rate mortgage in 2018. What I owe on my home mortgage is less valuable than when I promised to pay it, saving me money / value!

My grand parents purchased a three bedroom house in 1960 and the mortgage payment was $77 month all the way up till 1990 when it paid off. I think my first one bedroom apartment rent around that time was somewhere around $425 a month.

Real estate investment can be a bit more nuanced than I made it out to be, but purchasing a home should be part of every ones retirement planning.
 
`worst thing about stuffing your mattress is the risk of a house fire'
 
Yes, you don’t earn anything with it.
Worse, you get a guaranteed reduction in buying power. Nothing is risk free.

I generally like cash flowing assets, but they’re riskier. I like having a little bit of hard assets like bitcoin, metals, Pokémon cards, etc, as well. You can have self sovereignty with those, which also carries risk. Any asset that requires a greater fool will always carry the risk of demand destruction.

Either way, the only way to guarantee you lose is to hold cash.
 
having a few krugerands is not a bad backup plan.

Even if the system truly goes all the way down, a lot of people will take gold.

Now if you have long term system failure, then things like fuel and food and that sort of thing will matter more

BUT baring that kind of disaster, you always need something that is going to beat inflation
 
You forgot the rest of it....and if it does a tad, it will grow in the future.

Truth is truth.

The annual percentage change in the price of gold from 2000 to 2025:
  • 2000: -5.4%
  • 2001: +2.4%
  • 2002: +24.8%
  • 2003: +19.5%
  • 2004: +5.4%
  • 2005: +17.5%
  • 2006: +23.5%
  • 2007: +31.0%
  • 2008: +5.6%
  • 2009: +24.6%
  • 2010: +29.6%
  • 2011: +10.1%
  • 2012: +7.1%
  • 2013: -28.0%
  • 2014: -1.8%
  • 2015: -10.4%
  • 2016: +8.4%
  • 2017: +13.2%
  • 2018: -1.6%
  • 2019: +18.3%
  • 2020: +25.1%
  • 2021: -3.6%
  • 2022: -0.4%
  • 2023: +13.2%
  • 2024: +27.2%
  • 2025: +27.0% *(YTD) [1]
In 25 years gold has only went down in price a year 6 times.
It does go down but if investors keep it, like I state it, it will go back up. From 2000 to 2025 the price of gold has went up over 1000%
Gold’s down 6% the last 6 months.
 
Another good thing about gold. You can buy it on your own without going through any group or stock broker service. You can sell it on your own as well. You can sell it at a pawn shop and it is one of the few things you will get actual value by weight. Buy it, save it. You do not have to worry about it going up and down and changing any ups and downs in dividends. You do not have to worry about it going out of business so the stock price drops. You do not have to worry about the business getting bought out and in some cases having to sell the stock or lose it.

You can pretty much save all you want of it and it be your own business and not having to have a paper trail of it.
 
Another good thing about gold. You can buy it on your own without going through any group or stock broker service. You can sell it on your own as well. You can sell it at a pawn shop and it is one of the few things you will get actual value by weight. Buy it, save it. You do not have to worry about it going up and down and changing any ups and downs in dividends. You do not have to worry about it going out of business so the stock price drops. You do not have to worry about the business getting bought out and in some cases having to sell the stock or lose it.

You can pretty much save all you want of it and it be your own business and not having to have a paper trail of it.
It should be an important part of your balanced portfolio but don’t put all your money in gold/silver.
 
Another good thing about gold. You can buy it on your own without going through any group or stock broker service. You can sell it on your own as well. You can sell it at a pawn shop and it is one of the few things you will get actual value by weight. Buy it, save it. You do not have to worry about it going up and down and changing any ups and downs in dividends. You do not have to worry about it going out of business so the stock price drops. You do not have to worry about the business getting bought out and in some cases having to sell the stock or lose it.

You can pretty much save all you want of it and it be your own business and not having to have a paper trail of it.
Thank God for William Devane and the Rosland Capital Group for thinking of our financial security and offering us the opportunity to purchase precious metals.
 
100% agree. I just purchased some beachfront property on the Strait of Hormuz to round out my portfolio.
Great thinking....Parking lot and nice boat landing/launching. Small fee and import/export tax.
 

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