Thanks @Johnnyb3126! Without you and Ang, there would be no Turbo Stacking channel. You two are truly appreciated and loved! (fwiw, I lost one of my 3 pups just before Christmas. Heartbreaking, as you know). TTYS
great vid. exit strategy has definitely become more of an issue the longer i stack. it was getting pretty complex not with just size but with all the higher premium collectables so ive moved to fractional gold maples for staking. it keeps the same budget pretty much and hopefully my kids can easily decide what to do with little to no knowledge of coins. but we all see those pieces and just have to have them so the collection is still on going lol. best wishes to everyone and hope to see more videos
Yes, indeed! Even if the exit is an inheritance, I cannot imagine why anyone would stack without one, even those who are 'Never gonna sell' should at least help their relatives by writing out a liquidation plan with tips. God Bless!
The issue with platinum is its lack of use, in the past, as currency. It is mostly an industrial metal with some of its use leveraged as jewelery. However, the majority seems to be linked to the automotive industry and catalytic converters. Manufaturers switched back and forth between palladium and platinum, as prices waxed and waned, however, both have declined quite a bit due to electric vehicle production, as they don't need catalytic converters. However, there are some brilliant minds (Rick Rule, for one) who believe platinum will have another run in the next couple of years due to auto manufacturers switching from all electric, to hybrids, as the public seems more interested in these. I own 4 ounces myself, but admittedly have scaled back as of late. The price has been flucuating between $900-$1000/oz for the last year and a half or so. I would only commit to a small percentage of your stack to platinum, unless you are speculating. Hope that helps, perhaps I will do a video on platinum in the near future. Merry Christmas
@turbostacking Fantastic answer...thanks! I read that there is a push for using Platinum in more industrial projects in the near future. I am a dabbler...an artist, right brained and curious about EVERYTHING, This time in the markets is so fascinating, with so many variables, which makes my brain SPIN! I am taking care of my husband who has dementia, and the stress level is high, but these subjects relax my mind...checking out coins, and fluctuating possibilities. It is a nice distraction.
Looks like you’ve got some of Louie’s Silver there.😊
Indeed, you are correct!
Great video 💯📸🥈👍
Thanks @Johnnyb3126! Without you and Ang, there would be no Turbo Stacking channel. You two are truly appreciated and loved! (fwiw, I lost one of my 3 pups just before Christmas. Heartbreaking, as you know). TTYS
Ok you got me. SUBSCRIBED and looking forward to your content👍🏻👊🏻😎 Shared you out to my subs
Awesome thank you!
Doing the same in-kind!
Those first mint bars are so nice and chunky
You know, I do like them a lot. Feel good in the hand. 10 oz do as well. I think they are on sale for +$1/spot now.
Cool 👍
Thank you kindly. New video coming Friday
great vid. exit strategy has definitely become more of an issue the longer i stack. it was getting pretty complex not with just size but with all the higher premium collectables so ive moved to fractional gold maples for staking. it keeps the same budget pretty much and hopefully my kids can easily decide what to do with little to no knowledge of coins. but we all see those pieces and just have to have them so the collection is still on going lol. best wishes to everyone and hope to see more videos
Yes, indeed! Even if the exit is an inheritance, I cannot imagine why anyone would stack without one, even those who are 'Never gonna sell' should at least help their relatives by writing out a liquidation plan with tips. God Bless!
5 oz silver bars 😍
And remember that all these precious metals are God's resources, so thank Him for providing them, and then use them wisely. God bless.
Amen!
Speak to us about Platinum...It, I read is underpriced, and beginning to be used more in the industry as silver is used.
The issue with platinum is its lack of use, in the past, as currency. It is mostly an industrial metal with some of its use leveraged as jewelery. However, the majority seems to be linked to the automotive industry and catalytic converters. Manufaturers switched back and forth between palladium and platinum, as prices waxed and waned, however, both have declined quite a bit due to electric vehicle production, as they don't need catalytic converters. However, there are some brilliant minds (Rick Rule, for one) who believe platinum will have another run in the next couple of years due to auto manufacturers switching from all electric, to hybrids, as the public seems more interested in these. I own 4 ounces myself, but admittedly have scaled back as of late. The price has been flucuating between $900-$1000/oz for the last year and a half or so. I would only commit to a small percentage of your stack to platinum, unless you are speculating.
Hope that helps, perhaps I will do a video on platinum in the near future.
Merry Christmas
@turbostacking Fantastic answer...thanks! I read that there is a push for using Platinum in more industrial projects in the near future. I am a dabbler...an artist, right brained and curious about EVERYTHING, This time in the markets is so fascinating, with so many variables, which makes my brain SPIN! I am taking care of my husband who has dementia, and the stress level is high, but these subjects relax my mind...checking out coins, and fluctuating possibilities. It is a nice distraction.