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How much Gold or Silver should I own?
The writing is on the wall. As perpetual, bank created inflation devalues currencies, logic says it is wise to convert that FIAT cash left over after providing for property taxes & utilities into valuable commodities like food, fuel, essential clothing, tools and convertible/barter items like popular alcohol or precious metals, all of which will at least hold or retain value and then increase in value as the currency & economy collapse.
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How much Gold or Silver should I own?
The writing is on the wall. As perpetual, bank created inflation devalues currencies, logic says it is wise to convert that FIAT cash left over after providing for property taxes & utilities into valuable commodities like food, fuel, essential clothing, tools and convertible/barter items like popular alcohol or precious metals, all of which will at least hold or retain value and then increase in value as the currency & economy collapse.
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