Precious metals have the benefit of 5000 years of trial period! Merry Christmas 2is1 and all, enjoy the break and thanks for another year of valuable insights.
@@LarsLarsen77 Hey there big shot, how much you got? We're all impressed, big boi. I heard it's wise to suggest you're hoarding lots of gold to complete strangers...
This comment actually comforts me cause i just have a little over 5 oz. 😅 I’m not able to stack as much as a lot of people in these comments I’m sure, but I do what I can, little by little. Unfortunately I didn’t start stacking until the end of 2020.
Merry Christmas to all! Gold, frankincense and myrrh have been nice gifts for a long time ❤ Here’s to being prepared! Thank you for teaching about the values of gold. What a great channel! Best wishes to all ✨❤️✨ Prayers for peace all around this old world
Exactly right. There is a time and a place for everything one can do to prepare for an uncertain future. You are correct that once the worst of the hard times is past and people come out of hiding to trade goods and services, gold and silver will shine most brightly. Prior to that time, it will be good to keep our heads down and our weps loaded.
Thats exactly one of the reasons i stack it is the better alternative to having money losing value in a bank where you're controlled by their hours policies or actions
Happy healthy blessed holidays to you and family gold have stood the test of time for centuries and will continue to do so no argument there🏁ty your content is well appreciated
I think having some amount of self sufficiency is good for everybody and having that include gold seems quite practical to me. I personally think having gold is more practical than having cabbage. Cabbage doesn't exactly store well in the long term unless it's in the form of sauerkraut and not everyone wants to eat that like I do. Thanks as always and Merry Christmas!
I enjoy a plate of sauerkraut, kielbasa, and black bread with butter... oh, yes, and a mug of dark beer to wash it down. I like German food in general, but that's natural since my mothers people came from there. Mom and I spoke German in the home, especially when we wanted to keep what we were saying to ourselves. Two years of college German helped a lot but it's been over 50 years since those days and it's gotten really rusty with no practice.
during a crisis or vulnerable time i think id much rather have my physical assets (gold) than hope my bitcoin is still somewhere in the cloud ⛅️ waiting for me
I enjoy your channel. Never any doom porn. Thought provoking and, I usually wallk away having learned something. Thank you good sir. May you and your family have health and happiness. Merry Christmas.
Hey 2! Love your channel. Need a little help. You mentioned a case to store gold in a recent video. Wasn’t pelican…another brand. Can’t find the video where you mentioned it. Am I remembering right? If you recall can you point me in the right direction?
Bitcoin only has value if the electric grid is intact and functioning, the communication network is intact and functioning, and the servers needed to complete a transaction are intact and functioning. You also need to make the transaction where the government hasn't outlawed it.
Bitcoin always has value, you don't understand how it works. You can send it over ham radio, and the "servers" are all over the world, even at the bottom of mine shafts, so even a solar flare CME that's strong enough to kill people on earth wouldn't harm the bitcoin network. And even if what you were saying was true, and all of the bitcoin nodes everywhere on earth were down, that would just delay bitcoin transactions until one of them comes back, it wouldn't do anything to their value because YOU CANT SPEND YOUR BITCOIN SO YOU CANT SELL IT SO YOU CANT LOWER THE PRICE.
@@LarsLarsen77 "Bitcoin always has value..." Which sounds really strange for something for which there are no metrics of valuation. There is no way to determine the true value of bitcoin and other cryptos. "... you don't understand how it works." The lament of the BTC crowd whenever someone has a legitimate complaint about cryptos. Remember those who had the Mt. Gox experience? That was real and it did considerable damage to those who held their bitcoins there. That seems to have been remedied via personal "wallets" for bitcoin and maybe for other cryptos as well, but for heaven's sake, don't lose your crypto key! But, the bottom line in cryptos is that it's not an investment, it's a speculation. Speculation can be very profitable but the history of finance is not kind to speculations or speculators. Typically, a few make great wealth while the many lose their shirts. Notice that cryptos appeal largely to the young folks who have not experienced a bear market or a depression. Older folks who have experienced such things tend to remember them and do what they can to avoid speculating. My mom was a child during The Great Depression of the 1930s and that experience scarred her for life. She taught me a great deal about money, how to earn it, how to grow it, and how to handle it. Because of this, I always had money when hard times came around and others did not have it because they had spent it all before disaster hit and borrowed more on top of that. But there are a great many ways in which people can invest their money, so there are many many investing options for people. We don't ALL have to pile into the same things, and most often that's a very good thing.
We are talking gold. But, once upon a time i purchased some vegetables from a older gentleman on the street side. He gave me his price. I held out some dollars in one hand and some silver eagles in the other. Asked him which one he wanted. He immediately went to the silver eagle. It was a fun transaction and gives me a great story to tell. Silver was 16 usd a oz. at the time.
Merry Christmas 2 is 1. I used to use a fanny pack when my dog was alive. I carried a collapseable bowl to put water in, one jug of water for her, one for me and a collection of plastic bags to clean up after her. My dog walking days are over. My gold collecting days are also over, but I still have a collection of silver to sell at some point.
I see the problem with PM’s as the spread between buying and selling. You’ll pay just over market rate to buy it which is fair, but try selling it for anywhere near it’s supposed value😢
Yes because there is no market in physical gold, you need to use market makers to make a market. They charge insane (30%) fees, and bitcoin fees are less than 1%
Hello, I really like watching the materials you prepare. However, I noticed that you only prefer golden Eagles and Buffaloes, although you also speak very positively about the golden Canadian Maple Leaf. I own a few golden bison and Canadian maple leaves myself. However, I would like to ask you why you don't have a golden British Britannia and what do you think about it... Is this specific to the American market? Or just likes and preferences. I'm from Europe. Regards...
Britannias are great. They'd be my fourth choice here in the U.S.. If you look at the 1/10th oz coins in the wallet, you'll see the 4 lower coins are Britannias. Cheers!
Hey, thank you for your reply. In Europe, gold Britannia is very popular due to its high quality and security. Gold values from the Perth Mint are also very eagerly purchased. The Lunar III series in gold is very well-liked, with gold kangaroos having the lowest premium. Happy Christmas.
Gold has been quite speculative in the last few years, like bitcoin. The speculation in gold makes the price volatile. I don’t see that shaking out, yet, but if it does eventually, it’ll find its true level.
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to everyone. Keep on stacking. Hopefully all here could take advantage of the pull backs on Thursday and picked up a gift for themselves.
@@edb3877 I hear ya. I’m pretty fortunate with a good LCS nearby and premiums are reflected quickly there. Harder to do with online resources for sure while seeing a good price decrease.
Diversification. BTC, Gold, Silver, cash. Order of priority and holding is up to you and your situation. I’m stacking Satoshis now just like I have stacked my gold, silver and cash. Wide range of options depending on the third party risk. See you on the objective…
💯 merry Christmas to all ! Great take ! 2 is 1 # Thx for a great start to my stacking this year and what a crazy run it has been . Peace on earth and goodwill to all men !
Interested to know your thoughts on investing in gold ETFs (or ETCs) that track the value of physical gold as opposed to buying actual gold. For example IGLN in the USA or SGLN in the UK.
I dont get the portable knock on gold. I can walk around with 5 tubes of 1oz buffaloes without anyone noticing it. Thats 200k. All you need is that some silver, but you have to have some btc as well.
Literally everyone who bought bitcoin at any point before like a week ago is up right now. Gold has been going down in real dollar terms on average since it's inflation adjusted all time high in 1981.
Before metals I found it difficult to keep savings, and after metals I tend to gage purchases against giving up p.m. for whatever widget I'm considering. Unfortunately the big ticket items are usually eyed by the tax collectors, much like a parasite looks at a host. Fortunately my drug, gambling, and boating problems took all I acquired.
Vikings preferred silver - I know…disappointing… That said, I rock a Kramer Leather product or two. Fanny packs on old guys are neon “come and take it” signs.
No fanny pack... appendix carry...I don't leave home without it. Stack on! Summit Metals is the real deal. Give em a try...great prices and fast shipping. Merry Christmas everyone! Stay "money" safe.
When did tulips crash 80%+ multiple times only to return to new all time highs every single time? Tulips were one of the worst investments in the history of the world, and bitcoin is THE BEST PERFORMING ASSET IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD. LOL
Tulips have an endless supply! How much gold is in the world?? Nobody really knows. Bitcoin only 21 million! Tulips and gold do not have the halving like Bitcoin! Every 4 years the supply of BTC is cut in half! We just had one and look what happen to the price of BTC! BTC is the best performing asset over the past 10 years!
@LarsLarsen77 I'm currently trading dollars to buy gold and silver because the dollar is going bye bye. Gold and silver will always be money. Crypto is just another fiat currency.. but buy whatever you want.
If the apocalypse comes I'd love to know who you will actually be trading gold or silver for basic necessities because most people if you are even lucky to find will be hoarding any food or water they have as you should already have those items stocked away along with guns and plenty of ammo for an event of that magnitude!
I am not a true believer in anything.... Diversification is important. Gold and Silver has its value locally in every day life. It is also physical and is in your hand. Two ounces in your hand can get you a deed to a 1 acre lot really fast around here. Silver I have used at farmers markets to buy groceries. I do it a lot. Bitcoin is super fluid though. If I want I can spend it on APMEX and buy gold or silver. If I have a loved one that is far away, it is a great way for me to help out. As far as vulnerability goes, if the internet shuts down we are in a situation even Gold and Silver wont help with. It'll be all about food and bullets. So I believe in the swiss army knife approach, 33% Gold 33% Silver 33% Bitcoin.
Thank you for the video, i am a new subscriber and a new stacker, one question if you don’t mind, i have bought a few gold coins and one kilo silver coin, how can i be sure about the 1 kilo one?.. It is a Lunar Perth mint And the company I bought it from is very respectable, it that enough?
Depends on how trusting you are. Many local coin shops will use their testing machine to tell if something is legit or not. Sometimes this is a free service and sometimes they will charge a small fee for it. But I wonder about the wisdom of stacking large pieces of silver. It very well could be of more use to stack 1-oz. coins and some 1-5 oz. bars, rather than a few large pieces.
@2is1 What is the most universally recognized gold? Say I gave to pick up a leave to a random place like Thailand or Saudi orMadagascar, would I have better luck selling a 1oz gold eagle or a 1 oz PAMP?
“They might even signal that there is a high likelihood that the person carrying them has a firearm.” This casual aside prompted much laughter from the occupants of my vehicle. It’s right up there with the European explaining to a colleague why Americans seem to be so excessively polite: “Many of them carry concealed weapons.” Another European comment about Americans: “They carry large sums of money on their person, and will kill in its defense.” God bless the USA! :)
I was talking about war about 4 years ago On one of your videos, it went completely unheard. 2027 and that's it, we are out of time and you better be prepared. Food, fuel, water and precious metals. Any other commodity worth trading, alcohol, cigarettes, anything another person would beg for, buy it. You need at least 3 years worth of food for everyone in the house, same with fuel and water. If you're addicted to any drug, you may as well go out and party and overdose when the time comes, you're not going to make it. The people won't do anything until it's right on top of them, apathy is going to be the end of the United States with a very slim chance of winning
being a dane here, I would recommend stacking on some "britannias" in different sizes. Otherwise, merry christmas / happy holidays / glædelig jul etc. and may Freyja's tears be with us (a poetic way of saying 'gold', as it's mentioned in Snorri's Edda, that Freyja cry tears of gold).
Got high land. Got physical gold. Got physical silver. Got garden. Got orchard. Got God. Got dry powder. Can identify 50 weeds for food. Got happiness. Bought bitcoin, researched bitcoin, and sold bitcoin. I worked with computers all my life. Drinking a glass of Mimosa bark tea.
I had a bunch of gold and silver for savings. Cashed alot out bought BTC and others. Early next year after Trump 2.0 kicks I be able to buy a lot more gold and some silver from the proceeds. And I do mean tubes of eagles and buffaloes. A means to an end my friends!
Merry Christmas to you, your family and all your subscribers. Been a good year.
Thanks SB! Merry Christmas! We need to catch up. 👊
Merry Christmas 🎄
@@Bill-Daltonmerry Christmas sir!
Precious metals have the benefit of 5000 years of trial period! Merry Christmas 2is1 and all, enjoy the break and thanks for another year of valuable insights.
Bet the people who used sea shells to barter said the same thing.
Merry Christmas 🎄
Merry Christmas Bill!!
I'm so happy I stacked gold throughout lockdown.
We are generations ahead even if you got just 5ozt you're ahead.
You're not ahead of me.
@@LarsLarsen77 How do you know? He never said how much gold he has.
@@LarsLarsen77 Hey there big shot, how much you got? We're all impressed, big boi. I heard it's wise to suggest you're hoarding lots of gold to complete strangers...
This comment actually comforts me cause i just have a little over 5 oz. 😅 I’m not able to stack as much as a lot of people in these comments I’m sure, but I do what I can, little by little. Unfortunately I didn’t start stacking until the end of 2020.
Merry Christmas to all!
Gold, frankincense and myrrh have been nice gifts for a long time ❤
Here’s to being prepared! Thank you for teaching about the values of gold. What a great channel! Best wishes to all ✨❤️✨
Prayers for peace all around this old world
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas brother 🎄
Merry Christmas! 🎄
Banging stack bro 😎 merry Christmas to all the 2is 1 followers 🤟🏻
Merry Christmas!
Fanny packs are cool, and make for a VERY fast draw . Lead protects gold
IYKYK
Key you said it "SPECULATIVE". Happy holidays 🎄
I see gold as better for after an emergency than during it. You don't simply want to survive an emergency, but to prosper through and after it, right?
Yep. Solid point.
Exactly right. There is a time and a place for everything one can do to prepare for an uncertain future. You are correct that once the worst of the hard times is past
and people come out of hiding to trade goods and services, gold and silver will shine most brightly. Prior to that time, it will be good to keep our heads down and
our weps loaded.
Bitcoin=stocks in 1929!!!😱😱☠️☠️☠️
Merry Christmas everyone 🎄
Merry Christmas!
Best video in a while! Love the gear recommendations!
Merry Christmas bud! 👍🏼
Merry Christmas!
Thats exactly one of the reasons i stack it is the better alternative to having money losing value in a bank where you're controlled by their hours policies or actions
Happy healthy blessed holidays to you and family gold have stood the test of time for centuries and will continue to do so no argument there🏁ty your content is well appreciated
Thank you - Happy Holidays!
I think having some amount of self sufficiency is good for everybody and having that include gold seems quite practical to me. I personally think having gold is more practical than having cabbage. Cabbage doesn't exactly store well in the long term unless it's in the form of sauerkraut and not everyone wants to eat that like I do.
Thanks as always and Merry Christmas!
Being choosy and going hungry does not give them much choice. And everyone likes my sauerkraut around here.
Merry Christmas!
I enjoy a plate of sauerkraut, kielbasa, and black bread with butter... oh, yes, and a mug of dark beer to wash it down. I like German food in general, but that's natural since my
mothers people came from there. Mom and I spoke German in the home, especially when we wanted to keep what we were saying to ourselves. Two years of college German
helped a lot but it's been over 50 years since those days and it's gotten really rusty with no practice.
My wife is from Korea..... she grows her own cabbage.......LOTS OF IT
Always be prepared! (With cabbage.)
Kimchee for DAYS. 😄
My German Shepard loves his own custom Back pack.
That's awesome
Happy New Year.
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
I am loving those goldbacks!!❤
during a crisis or vulnerable time i think id much rather have my physical assets (gold) than hope my bitcoin is still somewhere in the cloud ⛅️ waiting for me
I enjoy your channel. Never any doom porn. Thought provoking and, I usually wallk away having learned something. Thank you good sir. May you and your family have health and happiness. Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas!
Hey 2! Love your channel. Need a little help. You mentioned a case to store gold in a recent video. Wasn’t pelican…another brand. Can’t find the video where you mentioned it. Am I remembering right? If you recall can you point me in the right direction?
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
Always excellent info. Merry Christmas. I gotta know who makes that beautiful knife?
Shirogorov. Cheers!
I buy my gold at SD Bullion. I love them.
😄
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas!
Bitcoin only has value if the electric grid is intact and functioning, the communication network is intact and functioning, and the servers needed to complete a transaction are intact and functioning. You also need to make the transaction where the government hasn't outlawed it.
Bitcoin always has value, you don't understand how it works. You can send it over ham radio, and the "servers" are all over the world, even at the bottom of mine shafts, so even a solar flare CME that's strong enough to kill people on earth wouldn't harm the bitcoin network. And even if what you were saying was true, and all of the bitcoin nodes everywhere on earth were down, that would just delay bitcoin transactions until one of them comes back, it wouldn't do anything to their value because YOU CANT SPEND YOUR BITCOIN SO YOU CANT SELL IT SO YOU CANT LOWER THE PRICE.
@@LarsLarsen77 "Bitcoin always has value..."
Which sounds really strange for something for which there are no metrics of valuation. There is no way to determine the true value of bitcoin and other cryptos.
"... you don't understand how it works."
The lament of the BTC crowd whenever someone has a legitimate complaint about cryptos. Remember those who had the Mt. Gox experience? That was real
and it did considerable damage to those who held their bitcoins there. That seems to have been remedied via personal "wallets" for bitcoin and maybe for other
cryptos as well, but for heaven's sake, don't lose your crypto key! But, the bottom line in cryptos is that it's not an investment, it's a speculation. Speculation can
be very profitable but the history of finance is not kind to speculations or speculators. Typically, a few make great wealth while the many lose their shirts. Notice
that cryptos appeal largely to the young folks who have not experienced a bear market or a depression. Older folks who have experienced such things tend to
remember them and do what they can to avoid speculating. My mom was a child during The Great Depression of the 1930s and that experience scarred her for
life. She taught me a great deal about money, how to earn it, how to grow it, and how to handle it. Because of this, I always had money when hard times came
around and others did not have it because they had spent it all before disaster hit and borrowed more on top of that. But there are a great many ways in which
people can invest their money, so there are many many investing options for people. We don't ALL have to pile into the same things, and most often that's a
very good thing.
@LarsLarsen77
That is very comforting to know. However, I prefer Carrier Pigeons myself
What age are you living in? I’ve had electricity for 52 years.😂
Invisible, imaginary money.
Merry Christmas everyone.
Merry Christmas!
We are talking gold. But, once upon a time i purchased some vegetables from a older gentleman on the street side. He gave me his price. I held out some dollars in one hand and some silver eagles in the other. Asked him which one he wanted. He immediately went to the silver eagle. It was a fun transaction and gives me a great story to tell. Silver was 16 usd a oz. at the time.
100%!!! Be your own bank!
✊
Agreed self reliance
Merry Christmas 2 is 1. I used to use a fanny pack when my dog was alive. I carried a collapseable bowl to put water in, one jug of water for her, one for me and a collection of plastic bags to clean up after her. My dog walking days are over. My gold collecting days are also over, but I still have a collection of silver to sell at some point.
Merry Christmas!
Def gotta add some exotic "spices" and "seasonings" to that list.
I see the problem with PM’s as the spread between buying and selling. You’ll pay just over market rate to buy it which is fair, but try selling it for anywhere near it’s supposed value😢
Selling to private parties needs to be easier.
Yes because there is no market in physical gold, you need to use market makers to make a market. They charge insane (30%) fees, and bitcoin fees are less than 1%
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
I feel certain 2025 will be a very eventful year!
Merry Christmas!
Hello, I really like watching the materials you prepare. However, I noticed that you only prefer golden Eagles and Buffaloes, although you also speak very positively about the golden Canadian Maple Leaf. I own a few golden bison and Canadian maple leaves myself. However, I would like to ask you why you don't have a golden British Britannia and what do you think about it... Is this specific to the American market? Or just likes and preferences. I'm from Europe. Regards...
Britannias are great. They'd be my fourth choice here in the U.S.. If you look at the 1/10th oz coins in the wallet, you'll see the 4 lower coins are Britannias. Cheers!
Hey, thank you for your reply. In Europe, gold Britannia is very popular due to its high quality and security. Gold values from the Perth Mint are also very eagerly purchased. The Lunar III series in gold is very well-liked, with gold kangaroos having the lowest premium. Happy Christmas.
happy holidays! gold=savings+emergency fand
Happy Holidays!
Great Video!
And somehow those Buffalos look a lot nicer than a bunch of digits on a screen.
you were vikings once...love that!
😄
Gold has been quite speculative in the last few years, like bitcoin. The speculation in gold makes the price volatile. I don’t see that shaking out, yet, but if it does eventually, it’ll find its true level.
I heard the entire nation of Finland was 100% digital payment systems for all transactions. Now they want cash?
Interesting isn't it?
GOLD, SILVER, XRP, XLM, HBAR, ETH, ADA🎯🎯🎯
黃金和白銀堅不可摧, 可抵禦任何經濟和金融之災難！！！
Merry Christmas to you and all of us! Looking forward to more gold in 25 🎉
Merry Christmas!
Tell Summit they should do that fractional gold folio in a starter rather than the 1 gram folio.
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to everyone. Keep on stacking. Hopefully all here could take advantage of the pull backs on Thursday and picked up a gift for themselves.
Merry Christmas!
Was ready to do just that but the online vendors didn't pull back very much or for very long. Still holding some cash for a real dip to come along.
@@edb3877 I hear ya. I’m pretty fortunate with a good LCS nearby and premiums are reflected quickly there. Harder to do with online resources for sure while seeing a good price decrease.
Diversification. BTC, Gold, Silver, cash. Order of priority and holding is up to you and your situation. I’m stacking Satoshis now just like I have stacked my gold, silver and cash. Wide range of options depending on the third party risk. See you on the objective…
What brand of tubes are those?
The tubes are US Mint tubes. Cheers!
💯 merry Christmas to all !
Great take ! 2 is 1 #
Thx for a great start to my stacking this year and what a crazy run it has been .
Peace on earth and goodwill to all men !
Merry Christmas!
🎉 MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL & REMAIN SAFE !
Merry Christmas!
Interested to know your thoughts on investing in gold ETFs (or ETCs) that track the value of physical gold as opposed to buying actual gold. For example IGLN in the USA or SGLN in the UK.
Being prepared is always a good idea, I think I have a fanny pack from years ago somewhere, I'll have to look.
store both
What are the restrictions for international travel and gold? I know nothing about Bitcoin but it seems good to have in an emergency overseas.
I dont get the portable knock on gold. I can walk around with 5 tubes of 1oz buffaloes without anyone noticing it. Thats 200k. All you need is that some silver, but you have to have some btc as well.
In my opinion speculating in crypto is identical to mining gold. A lucky few will hit the mother load. Most will be disappointed at best.
I agree with you... And it only seems a very few who have actual inside information that get in and out first make the killing
Literally everyone who bought bitcoin at any point before like a week ago is up right now. Gold has been going down in real dollar terms on average since it's inflation adjusted all time high in 1981.
Best channel!
Happy Holidays!
I wouldn’t mind having some gold bars as it is pretty. But I still prefer Bitcoin as an investment.
There he is. This is the 2is1 we have come to know and look to for words of wisdom. Merry Christmas to the channel and all the followers!
Merry Christmas!
Before metals I found it difficult to keep savings, and after metals I tend to gage purchases against giving
up p.m. for whatever widget I'm considering. Unfortunately the big ticket items are usually eyed by the tax collectors, much like a parasite looks at a host. Fortunately my drug, gambling, and boating problems took all I acquired.
Gold,silver,food,and firearms. Not necessarily in that order. Water is included in food and ammo is included in firearms. Yes cash too!
Vikings preferred silver - I know…disappointing… That said, I rock a Kramer Leather product or two. Fanny packs on old guys are neon “come and take it” signs.
That was a habit of convenience! The soft people had lots of it. Tucker Gun Leather for me. Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas, appreciate all the work you put into these vids, thanks!
Merry Christmas!
Merry Merry Happy Happy.....
No fanny pack... appendix carry...I don't leave home without it. Stack on! Summit Metals is the real deal. Give em a try...great prices and fast shipping. Merry Christmas everyone! Stay "money" safe.
Cheers!
Love them goldbacks!!!
Good additions to the list. Never leave the house without a knife and a lighter 🎄
I would add a good flashlight to the never leave home list
@B4SHTF 💯
@@B4SHTF Agreed. Let there be light!
I'm stocking up on flamethrowers for the zombie invasion. I'll sell ya one, but only for GOLD!
Merry Christmas brutha!
Actually have quite a bit of fun with my exothermic pulsefire. Never fails to put an ear to ear smile on anyone’s face.
😅
Ha! I feel like I need more land first. I can't afford to burn what I have down! 😄 Merry Christmas!
Bitcoin is the tulip move, Gold will last with electricity crash
When did tulips crash 80%+ multiple times only to return to new all time highs every single time? Tulips were one of the worst investments in the history of the world, and bitcoin is THE BEST PERFORMING ASSET IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD. LOL
@@LarsLarsen77 Concretely and not to spin around, the Bitcoin is actually a gigantic Ponzi scheme that relies only on the trust of a community LOL X2
Tulips have an endless supply! How much gold is in the world?? Nobody really knows. Bitcoin only 21 million! Tulips and gold do not have the halving like Bitcoin! Every 4 years the supply of BTC is cut in half! We just had one and look what happen to the price of BTC! BTC is the best performing asset over the past 10 years!
If folks were fleeing the u.s. could they leave the country with gold?
Gold is a real asset. Only thing id do with crapto is trade it and buy gold.
Hold both, why not ????
@kevinmcdonagh1063 I do.. but not for long. 6G will be a dystopian ride for sure.
You're trading the gold to buy dollars to buy things. It's exactly the same thing.
@LarsLarsen77 I'm currently trading dollars to buy gold and silver because the dollar is going bye bye. Gold and silver will always be money. Crypto is just another fiat currency.. but buy whatever you want.
If the apocalypse comes I'd love to know who you will actually be trading gold or silver for basic necessities because most people if you are even lucky to find will be hoarding any food or water they have as you should already have those items stocked away along with guns and plenty of ammo for an event of that magnitude!
1.8 oz 😮 commercials are expensive
Ha. On the upside that gold is t appreciating!
Guessing a Black Ops Bag, 511 tactical pants and Salomon kicks are too obvious.
A Vintage Members Only jacket and Jordache jeans are chick magnets.
511 pants in the airport get you immediate "brother" status with any TSO. 😄 Merry Christmas!
I am not a true believer in anything.... Diversification is important. Gold and Silver has its value locally in every day life. It is also physical and is in your hand. Two ounces in your hand can get you a deed to a 1 acre lot really fast around here. Silver I have used at farmers markets to buy groceries. I do it a lot. Bitcoin is super fluid though. If I want I can spend it on APMEX and buy gold or silver. If I have a loved one that is far away, it is a great way for me to help out. As far as vulnerability goes, if the internet shuts down we are in a situation even Gold and Silver wont help with. It'll be all about food and bullets. So I believe in the swiss army knife approach, 33% Gold 33% Silver 33% Bitcoin.
Thank you for the video, i am a new subscriber and a new stacker, one question if you don’t mind, i have bought a few gold coins and one kilo silver coin, how can i be sure about the 1 kilo one?..
It is a Lunar Perth mint
And the company I bought it from is very respectable, it that enough?
Depends on how trusting you are. Many local coin shops will use their testing machine to tell if something is legit or not. Sometimes this is a free service and sometimes they will charge a small fee for it. But I wonder about the wisdom of stacking large pieces of silver. It very well could be of more use to stack 1-oz. coins and some 1-5 oz. bars, rather than
a few large pieces.
@ thanks
This item was an emotional purchase
One time thing..
Thank you for the video.
Happy Holidays!
I just sold some of my gold to buy a brand new YZ450f. I know I know, what was I thinking lol
Well, I get the attraction. I had a white yz450 in the mountains until about a year ago. It didn't like to idle on descents. 😄
@2is1 What is the most universally recognized gold? Say I gave to pick up a leave to a random place like Thailand or Saudi orMadagascar, would I have better luck selling a 1oz gold eagle or a 1 oz PAMP?
Merry Christmas!! Love your videos
Thank you! Merry Christmas!
I have gold in a vault. i don't require electricity to make withdrawals.
Brett! 😮someone is in the crypto market! Sell and buy more gold in a couple months. Learned that from you a couple years ago. 😊
How do you think he got all that gold? LOL
Excellent shit
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@@2is1golduh oh.... you've lost a fan (GC)
“They might even signal that there is a high likelihood that the person carrying them has a firearm.” This casual aside prompted much laughter from the occupants of my vehicle. It’s right up there with the European explaining to a colleague why Americans seem to be so excessively polite: “Many of them carry concealed weapons.” Another European comment about Americans: “They carry large sums of money on their person, and will kill in its defense.” God bless the USA! :)
Ha!
No, we're extremely rude. We're not afraid of each other because we're heavily armed.
Bitcoin is a trade, as evidenced by its volatility.
I was talking about war about 4 years ago On one of your videos, it went completely unheard. 2027 and that's it, we are out of time and you better be prepared. Food, fuel, water and precious metals. Any other commodity worth trading, alcohol, cigarettes, anything another person would beg for, buy it. You need at least 3 years worth of food for everyone in the house, same with fuel and water. If you're addicted to any drug, you may as well go out and party and overdose when the time comes, you're not going to make it. The people won't do anything until it's right on top of them, apathy is going to be the end of the United States with a very slim chance of winning
being a dane here, I would recommend stacking on some "britannias" in different sizes. Otherwise, merry christmas / happy holidays / glædelig jul etc. and may Freyja's tears be with us (a poetic way of saying 'gold', as it's mentioned in Snorri's Edda, that Freyja cry tears of gold).
I like it. Happy Holidays!
Thank you for that wonderful comment. It's always a treat when someone posts a bit of info from their culture. 👍
Put Your Trust in Gold,Buy Gold Get a Second Passport, 😊
Merry Christmas everyone! For God so loved the world, he sent his one and only son.......
Merry Christmas!
Yes, He did... even knowing how that would work for Him.
If the power goes out
There goes your Bitcoin
Got high land. Got physical gold. Got physical silver. Got garden. Got orchard. Got God. Got dry powder. Can identify 50 weeds for food. Got happiness. Bought bitcoin, researched bitcoin, and sold bitcoin. I worked with computers all my life. Drinking a glass of Mimosa bark tea.
Ho Ho Ho! No fanny pack 😂
Alice pack for my gat...
Solar flares coming next week. Really!
fractional gold ftw
Eb says you’re probably carrying an expensive gun
Good chance.
Need a little silver. Not going to use a buffalo to buy a chicken…
107K then drops -12k within a few days yeah fk that!
I had a bunch of gold and silver for savings. Cashed alot out bought BTC and others. Early next year after Trump 2.0 kicks I be able to buy a lot more gold and some silver from the proceeds. And I do mean tubes of eagles and buffaloes. A means to an end my friends!