GOLD OR SILVER - WHICH ONE SHOULD YOU STACK?
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
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Gold vs Silver, which is better to stack? Comparing the pros and cons of each precious metal. This is a good video for any beginners looking to start investing in gold and silver but are unsure on which precious metal to start with. Subjects covered include, what is the difference between gold and silver, some historical trends, price differences, size differences, storing differences, popularity of each metal, what factors impact market movement, which is easier to invest in and more!
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I would go for gold but I can only afford copper
How about aluminum?
Hahaha
get 12k per year of college loans and 6k of pell grants and you can buy 7 oz of gold per year. Sell your blood plasma and you can buy 2 more ozs per year. Move into an old minivan, get around on a bicycle, get free food from the SA mission, churches, food banks, food stamps and you can buy gold with your entire pay check. So you can buy another 5 ozs per year, minimum wage, if you really want to do so.
90% gold & 10% silver: that's the way to go people
just like a mulit hair cut....10 on top and 90 in the back lol i agree
Silver all the way. Gold on the side
3/4 silver, 1/4 gold. Maybe even more silver than just 1/4 but still gotta have a little gold on the side 👌👌
There is more and more people in the world.
We produce, or should I say China produces more and more things for these people.
Silver is a natural resource, thus it's not infinite until we start mining asteroids (not gonna happen any time soon).
Silver is pretty cheap right now, while gold is ridiculously expensive.
As the video said, China uses more silver to feed their industrial machine and silver is difficult/too expensive to recycle.
Our generation is screwed since the paper money (that we bet our retirement on) loses it's value.
Logical thing to do? Buy silver and wait for the gold market to crash. Then buy gold. Then wait for Elon Musk's tech to get even fancier and sell it all to feed the new cosmic race. Buy a house and enjoy your financially free life with enough savings to not give a fuck.
Very very good point haha
Stack anything except debt notes
I’m at 10oz Gold 1,000 oz Silver So My stacking ratio is 100 to 1
Very nice ratio 👍👍 I’m at about the same
That's great. I'm at only 40 silver ozs... no gold, that's next.
Do you also store any cryptos? Bitcoin/ litecoin etc.?
Buy silver as a lifestyle; save up and buy gold on occasion. My simple advice.
Very good advice
Non-recoverable silver for example is silver that is used in a laptop's circuit board and then that computer gets disposed of at the tip, that silver is never going to be recovered and recycled because silver is too cheap whereas gold is at least worth going through to recycle. I hope that makes sense?
Makes perfect sense thanks man!
What is the ratio? That’s when u by one or the other. If it’s 80+ pieces of silver for one gold ounce, then buy silver. When it’s 50 pieces of silver for a gold ounce, then trade your silver for gold. When the ratio goes back the other way, purchase more silver with your profit, and keep going, or doubling your stack.
that I agree with but no ratio is forever if 50 to one is good to you that is good for you it can go either way fast. true ratio is 10 to one
Great info here and I like the laid back, non-scripted delivery. Keep it up!
Thank you man I try and keep it as real as possible!!
Silver is 17.5 times more abundant in the Earth's crust than gold. But the amount of above-ground gold available far exceeds that of silver. In 1950, there were 10 billion ounces of available silver above ground. By 1980, that number shrank to 3.5 billion.
THE US government list the amount of surplus available above ground silver as...."NONE".
Mined Silver is being consumed at almost 100% of yearly production. We will be
consuming more silver than produced this year. Silver supply is decreasing and Gold
supply is increasing. Silver mines are closing. The focus of mining is now on Gold.
So silver value will increase, no? As the available silver decreases?
Silver is used in "cloud seeding", meaning they release a compound (that contains silver) into the atmosphere using airplanes that collects water molecules together to induce rain....dont know how much silver is actually used but would explain why it's not recoverable
Also there is colloidal silver, which is used in health remedies.
Just started stacking thanks for the info!
Thanks for watching!!
Thank you for the knowledge.
Another really good video, I was actually able to watch the whole thing most of these other guys bore you to sleep. At least you are natural and you don't try and sound smarter than everyone watching. Keeping it real! That's why this is my favorite channel for gold and silver.
I ordered a sticker by the way.
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Don't know how I missed this video. A lot of great information. Thank you.
Thank you Barbara!
Excellent info you were right I am rethinking my stack.........Thank you
Glad to hear that my friend!
Nice video I watch them all
gold is for older people because we can afford it, you young whipper snapper lol
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I resemble that!
Under $1,300 Gold...Under $15.00 Silver!:))) Both love both!👍
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Damn I spent way too much on my silver then
Man you hit the nail on the head talking about the "heft" of silver making it the more fun metal. I love gold because of its status and its shine, but its pretty hard to beat the feeling of holding a 10oz bar of silver in your hands.
Definitely hard to beat that heft! Thanks for watching brother! 🤘
I find holding a 10 oz of gold in my hand more awe inspiring. I'm getting 100 oz of silver to compare the feeling.
no, it's not. Just hold a 10 oz bar of gold and you'll beat that feeling by 80x. :-)
i will be glad to start stacking stack it tall and wide my friend
okay?!!! .......... alright ?!!! love it man.
Both, as much as you can afford.
The amount of silver used in some typical applications like coating a surface to make a mirror is so small that it doesn't justify the cost of reclamation. I believe cost/payoff ratio is the main issue in general.
You had better read Mike Mahoneys books again
I’m a relatively new stacker. I’m starting with Silver Eagles. For every 100 oz of silver, I plan to buy 1 oz of gold. I might buy fractional gold, not sure. At some point I’ll diversify into junk, rounds, and bars. I’ll buy mostly at local coin shops, but will eventually buy some online. Diversify what I buy and where I buy it. Keep the videos coming. I have a lot to learn.
I wouldn't buy fractional gold due to the extra premium. I'd buy in 1 oz or heavier
denomination. But sometime, online you could get "cheaper" gold in 20g or 100g denomination, Not always, but sometime. Shop and compare. 1ozt = 31.104g
"Silver is more attractive to millenials"
*Sells entire silver bullion to get gold.
great video like it
I like both but am more interested in stacking more gold and less silver due to weight considerations.
Actually almost 100% of silver is recoverable it's just whether it's viable on the economic scale. There's a lot more silver than gold out there. It's mined at a ratio of about 9 to 1. Great point about how North America and some parts of Europe are some of the only places that really stack silver. Makes one really think. Some great observations about both metals!! Well done sir!! :) I love both metals.
I had a feeling it had something to do with it not being cost efficient thank you for the insight! Thanks for watching Sal!
i notice that gold is better cuss in a bear market it dose not really change much but when the stock market enters a bear market gold goes up and even if the dollar dose weaken much but when the dollar weakens look out then gold and will move and silver will fallow
yes salivatematel all silver is recoverable but like you said the price has to be at a point were they can recover it but if it got to were the do that then they can mine it cost efficiently as well the silver mines would love it
I've heard the minable gold to silver ratio is somewhere around 15-16 oz silver for every one ounce of gold
@@hischild6900 not that is not true silver is mine in copper, zinc and lead mines so silver is not hard to find but they will open these now mines if copper lead and zinc goes up and silver inches up there will be enough money made the mines that mine zinc copper and lead can mine it for about 5 to 7 dollars an oz cuss they mine enough of it some of those mine get some gold as well those one can mine it for about 5 dollars the rest can mine it for about 7 or 8 dollars maybe a little more but its would not go above 10 i would think
pay attention to interest rates, central banks, yields on bonds.
Silver eagles or maples are a good buy at $1 over spot, otherwise silver premiums too high. Gold is a more beautiful metal and more resilient to tarnishing and blemishes. Buy a 1oz gold eagle or maple, 3% premium, best preservation of wealth.
I've decided to focus on 1oz and 5oz silver bars. Mostly as wealth storage
Should I also be getting coins?
Im VERY new at all this and ive picked up some over the years in junk rounds and bars. Heres my question : all youve talked about that ive found is silver and gold , IS there a reason NOT to pick up copper rounds and bars as well with it SOO cheap or seemingly cheap? IF you were to be looking at copper, what would you be picking up?
I think gold used to be the better choice but now silver is the better investment. it's more affordable. also I think gold has maxed out where silver hasn't
Silver is so cheap that is not worth the time and money to recovered. Example ONLY today’s price: electronic from electric’s car 2 ounces of silver $34 and 2 ounces gold $2900.
1 ozt of Au for every 20 ozt of Ag is my ratio to achieve.
depends if you're rich or poor. If you're rich you don't have room in your house for all the silver you could buy so you buy gold. It's not recoverable btw because it's in landfills in tiny amounts, what are they going to dig through the trash to find 2 micrometers of silver on a discarded compact disc?
I’m a silver stacker but I have a question. I have 30.00 in ebucks. - in your opinion would you use it to buy 1/4 oz gold ? I have some gold but it’s all in 1/10 increments. OR would you look for more silver ? In your opinion. Thanks.
I would use it either towards some silver because of how low it is!
If you had $1 million dollars to invest in gold and or silver coins, how would you split it up? All gold? Mostly silver? Just wondering what would be the best investment strategy for a scenario like that.
75% in gold the rest in miscellaneous silver
Also silver is not only valuable,it has healing qualities that can serve as a medical uses known as colloidal silver,which can be used as an antibiotic,pain killer and other handful of other medicinal uses,that alone is worth a lot in my opinion.I choose silver all day! Love your videos by the way...keep it up bro!!!
So what do you think the chances are of silver crashing again. When I first started collecting which I realize is a whole different deal. But it was 30 something dollars an oz. A lot of the coins I have the spot price would have to almost double in order to recover my money. That being said I collect for my grandchildren not for me. I have gotten more in to the stacking part of it now. Especially with prices being low it’s a good time to buy.
Sounds like you got in on good and silver around the same time I did. I think the prices will stay pretty level for the most part, until one of the many bubbles pop we probably won’t see $30 silver for a while. Silver is still a great value buy right now under $18/$19 is a good buy in my opinion.
Absolutely love that gold peso.
I do too! One of my favorites for sure!
Hahaha - when I pull out my stack to enjoy it, I’m always handling the silver rather than the gold. Definitely more satisfying.
Is gold less expensive in any foreign country than the US?
Late to party but gold is the old man metal because its less volatile and when your old you cant take as many chances.
Both! I’m going 1/4 oz gold for every 20 oz silver.. I think a lot of the silver is being used for medicinal purposes such as anti microbial, that’s where the expression born with a silver spoon in your mouth during the Black Plague only the rich could afford silver and they used it for silverware bcz of germs..
You nailed it . I believe Silver is a good buy now. SLV ticker is above the 50DMA im bullish. GLD ticker in my opinion is going to break through resistance at round $130. Im not betting the farm, this is about 10% of my portfolio. Silver is the better bet for now , again in my opinion.
Silver definitely has the bigger upside but gold may be becoming the better buy temporarily due to what’s going on with Iran. 🤔 if the tension is drawn out gold will be the first to move, only if it intensifies i think silver will then outperform gold.
what was the ratio inthe 70s and gold ratio in 80s
the ratio for silver to gold is too low, it's almost at all time highs as 1;88 ratio. Gold is not 88 times more valuable as silver so something's gotta give. Silver will go up faster.
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GOLD 447.9 % increase in 20 years SILVER 236.23 % increase in 20 years
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Many people are preppers, weather they even realise that or not. For example ask someone if they are a prepper and they might say no; then ask if they try and keep 3 months wages in their savings acct for emergencies and they would probably say yes ! Most people love to stack silver, simply because it is cheap silver has real world applications and people figure it is more manageable to stack 99 oz of silver. For example a prepper would love to hold 99 oz of silver, but would can afford 99 oz of gold ? and in an emergency are you really going to go buy food with a 1/10 oz of gold ? = not likely ! Personally i only buy the yellow metal, simply because it has better properties, when i go to sell my coins i am going to sell as artwork, why would i buy silver when the metal will always discolour ? but gold will keep its appearance forever. why would i buy a silver coin knowing it is going to milk spot ? Where i live it would probably be harder to move silver than gold, after all gold is a wealth metal whereas silver is probably not considered as useful as copper ; simply put most people do not consider silver as valuable and that mentality is not going to change anytime soon. Consider an average person, they can buy an ounce of silver per week; thus they can say to their friends i just saved up and bought a 10 oz bar ! but buying an oz of gold ? 99% of people simply would not commit to such a purchase, but i feel ten times more people are going to seek my gold coins rather than dull silver when i go to sell ! ! !
Stack which one you can afford.
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I want 10, 1/10 oz of of gold but it's cheaper to get the 1oz
I'll stick with the Silver for now.
Btw. The stickers are sweet!
Thank you!
Gold, gold, and more gold.
But . . . I do also have silver. BTW: older people have gold because they can afford gold, and because they don't have 100 years to wait for it to gain a few cents per oz. 😎
Personally I have accumulated enough silver for now, ( I mean I would love 100 times more), but to diversify and take up a lot less room I think I will start saving my money for a few months and get some gold.
Hopefully below current price/ratio
Always good to throw some good into the stack! 😬
Ya, I ran into the storage problem right away. And transportation. My box of silver is fucking heavy as hell. And I could have 4 gold coins with the same value
well its 2020 and gold and silver are killing it
I stack both.. What ever is the better deal when I want to buy.. Is what I want to stack.
That’s the way to do it!
gold is gold silver is money
I'm a gold guy myself.
The question is why has Europe placed such a huge VAT on silver and not gold? Hummm... Maybe they don't want people to have the financial security it provides to the common man, where gold protects the rich and governments.
The reason why silver isn’t recovered/recycled is because it takes a lot more processing compared to gold recovery. Since the process of recovering silver takes a few more steps than gold recovery, you lose more profit margin, it’s only worth doing if you have a lot or else you will barely cover the costs of processing it
i dont know if you already heard, but silver can be recovered as easily ss gold , it is just not cost effective to do so , not even close, ...yet
Yeah I figured but thanks for sharing brother!
I think a 1 to 10 ratio is the perfect mix of gold to silver
buy both!
because silver is used in refined lead to make new batteries and that not recoverable
Doesn’t really make sense to me in videos like these, because it should really be all about which one is undervalued vs overvalued at present.
Many years ago Silver was not worth a light. But now it is worth money, because its used a lot in Electronics. There was a guy who bought some big silver mines, which forced the price right up. He would not allowing mining, which forced the price to go through the roof. The problem was, he got into debt, and was forced to sell his silver mines. Silver prices then collapsed and stayed low again for many years. Now they have found, that their is not as much silver around as was first thought, and because its now used a lot in electronics, coins and Jewellery its pushed the price right up. It will never however be worth more then gold because gold is much rarer then silver, but prices of silver will remain high, because their is not as much of it, as first thought. At the moment, it does not pay, to recover silver from electronic devices, but that may change in the future, if more is needed for industry. From the UK.
Thank you for the info!
Not worth recovering the small amount of silver at its current spot.... Gold however is at this time (almost).
Gotta have both to be 100% worry free.
Exactly!
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Both and thanks for no charts.
If you have plan to have money to reserv, then Gold. Gold is good 1 to 10 years, to spend or change...
If you have time and owe portfejo for *penzije* and you are young, then /buy low, sale high. The moment is 1:80...?
Liquid and investing, then bouth.
You have ask, how many may you have? Little is beter then nothing...👍
gold
Gold or silver? If you have the room: Silver. If not, make it Platinum, or a mix of platinum and silver.
A lot of silver is not recoverable because it is used in small amounts in many items, like electronics. It costs more to recover than its worth.
There also is more “usable” gold above the ground than there is silver, because of the industrial demand for silver.
how about both? :)
Gold and silver ratio should be 10 to 1 not 85 to one
I'm poor-ish.....I can figure meh....maybe 100-150 per paycheck.....I think silver is the way to go and who knows years down the road...gold may double and triple and silver follow suit...... +/- or opposite....new tech etc calls usually for more silver as its a great heat dissipator , bar none.....high demand for that as things get higher computing and more compact and stuff needs optimal cooling....in comes silver....anywho thanks for your video...it helps gaining a understanding and enjoyed your Italy story
They use a large amount of silver in misiles i think about 500g or more
I’ve heard that too 🤔
95% gold 5% silver.
Gold , Silver Platinum, Palladium Iridium, Ruthenium, Osmium stack All these precious metals !!!!!
UK charges 20% VAT on all precious metals besides gold
Silver is used in all types of manufacturing and Medical in huge
amounts. Silver used in solar panels is not recoverable. The remaining
use of silver ends up in dumps. Silver is the metal of future coinage.
Another point for silver is I believe it is the better choice should the US economy ever crash and the US dollar fall significantly in value. If you had to dip into your stack to barter for food for example, would you rather trade a gold coin you paid 350 dollars for a few cans of food, or trade away a few mercury dimes or a 1oz bar of silver you paid 25 dollars for? Silver is clearly the better metal to have in that particular scenario. I agree though, that it is wise to invest in both, but I would probably build up a pretty sizable silver hoard first before moving onto gold.
Totally dazzled by both metal, but my true love have always been and is platinum. To me, it is unique. Platinum used to be more expensive than gold, now is palladium. Go to SRSrocco Report and check out a report done by Steve Angelo, Gold and Silver: high quality store of value. Where he explained very well on both metals and his other videos are great, as we should all learn how energy/oil and gas, etc will impact the global economy in coming years, the future costs of mining silver alone will be way OVER the current US15/ounce. Although silver is less popular in Europe, but it can be bought and sold easily at any Bullion firms in all English speaking countries, UK, Australia, Canada and the States. When the credits and stock markets, car loans, student loans, housing, pension all pop their bubbles, precious metals and crypto currencies will be the only safe haven left.
One of the best ways to recover silver is old photograph negatives. Silver was used in almost every negative until digital cameras took over 29 years ago or so. I have taken over 2700 ounces by going to auctions of printing companies going out of business over the years. Figure out for yourself how much you get per pound of negs you buy. Easy to do and you do not need a warehouse for this. Research yourself and you will find I am 100% correct and is and was done with little effort. Good luck !
Awesome did not know that! Interesting 🤔🤔
Apparently you do not know much about the gold to silver ratio.
Can you explain, what is the point of the gold to silver ratio, what does it mean to metal investor?
Not recoverable due to most of them are turned into consumables and pastes such as thermal paste, medicines, etc.
the silver that is labelled as "unrecoverable" is the silver that is used in such small quantities that its not economcally viable to recover. Such examples would be cell phones where each phone only uses a small fraction of a gram. This is where most of the worlds silver goes to nowadays. Older solar panels use lots of silver so recycling them may be economically viable, however the newer panels are replacing a lot of that silver and only using silver plating.
We dont have coin shops in the uk, so we're stuck with ebay or online dealers.
Ebay is great as long as you know where to buy 👍
Gary H Seriously? Why not? Perth Mint was owned by the British Monarchy up until recently. The Perth Mint sells precious metals direct to public.
GOLD always pay,s no. 1 ! Then silver to trade or visa versa ! When you have plenty silver get some more gold !!!!
Gold for sure.
If Im not mistaken you sold the Vente Peso on Instagram today...shame it wasnt to me. Lol
food can be worth more than silver or gold
Definitely both and maybe some other things as well... can anyone help me locate these reputable bullion dealers on the Ebay site? I was advised to only buy from known companies and they are on Ebay as well but when I type them in the search engine, I only get private sellers with one of their products. Not familiar with using Ebay but I thought it would much easier to navigate lol
Don't go to gold dealer Ebay stores. They charge higher prices than their regular online websites. I believe because they have to pay fees to Ebay. Some online dealers are JM Bullion, SilverGoldBull, Provident, Apmex.
@@ptaeiy thanks,I found that to be true also. Im just glad I was thinking of comparing prices like that before I purchased anything.