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#Gold #silver #preciousmetals In this video I talk about silver price and gold price and how I do not care about whether the price of silver or the price of gold goes up or down. Silver markets are volatile and they change and so are gold markets. Silver stacking is a long term game and so is gold stacking. Investing in silver should be done with responsibility and care for how you want to achieve your goals. Silver price changes do not worry me and I do not care about what happens even with the price of gold. Buying silver should not be done staring at a screen waiting for the price of silver to go down. The same is true for buying gold. Investing in silver and gold are great but are not something you should enter lightly. This video is my opinion only and should not be interpreted as financial advice. Join the channel and show your support by becoming a BYB Rambling society member today! https://www.youtube.com/backyardbullion/join If you would like to support our channel please consider purchasing our Hand Poured Silver: https://backyardbullion.com/product-category/all-items/ Thanks also to the channel sponsor The Silver Forum! http://thesilverforum.com/ Comments welcome below or email me at [email protected] Follow me on Instagram: @BackyardBullion www.instagram.com/backyardbullion Thanks for watching and I will see you next time! Topics covered in this video: Silver Price, Price of silver, gold price, price of gold, silver, gold, investing in silver, stacking silver, silver stacking, investing in gold, gold investing, gold stacking, silver investing, Coins, silver coins, silver bars, buy silver, buy gold, buying silver, buying gold, gold investment, silver investment, how to buy gold, how to buy silver, investing, inflation, recession, silver and gold, backyard bullion, BYB,

20 Replies to “Silver Price & Gold Price – This Is Why I Couldn’t Care LESS About Their Rise or Fall!”

  1. I love your attitude towards your purchases. Ive had comments like,” youre buying at the wrong time”, “you dont keep an eye on the prices?!?” ect. Personally i am saving for the future, but it also satisfies my want to buy things……..and it makes me feel like a pirate XD. I buy when i feel like it, moving some of my short term savings into longterm slowly but surely. loved the video πŸ‘πŸ‘

  2. What checks are done at say bullion by post, akinson bullion, chards, to make sure your gold and silver is real. I do worry because once you receive it i imagine you have no chance if you test it and its fake to return it.

  3. I bought two tubes of Maples last April when prices had skyrocketed. I payed €31 a coin. A couple of weeks later they were €25 a coin. I can say I felt really bad about that. December is usually the moment for me to buy another batch as prices tend to be lower, but no freaking way I’m paying these prizes to feel bad about it again next month when it all plunges down again. I’m in it for the longterm, but still…

  4. You are one of the very few sensible on here when it comes to metal. My kids will get mine, I’ve a feeling they might need it more than me.

  5. Great ramble but the price of silver is very important. What if you if you lose your job and need help with rent, gas, electric, food, kids?..
    I am worried about people calling silver real money. Silver and gold bullion are a storage of capital wealth but they are not money.
    Any capital/savings you have under Β£6,000 is ignored. Any capital/savings you have between Β£6,000 and Β£16,000 is treated as if it gives you a monthly income of Β£4.35 for each Β£250, or part of Β£250, regardless of whether it does or not. So if you have Β£6,300 in a savings account, Β£6,000 of it will be ignored and the other Β£300 will be treated as giving you a monthly income of Β£8.70.
    If you have capital/savings over Β£16,000 as a single claimant or as a couple you will not be entitled to Universal Credit. Some capital can be ignored when working out if you are entitled to Universal Credit.
    If you are a member of a couple but have to make a claim as a single person, your partner’s capital/savings will still be taken into account.

    The goalposts keep moving.

    1. I’m that close to joining UC for that *Β£1000* lump of free money and as a test subject for bullion as being not accepted as capital. I’m skint now, but I’m not, if you know what I mean lol. Do you know a silver brief lol
      Merry Christmas.

  6. I fully 100% believe in silver. That being said sold a nice chunk other day. Got $25oz. most I sold was the last time I bought when it hit $18.50 ish Oz. My reasoning is I have to care about the price of silver. I’m not well off. But have amassed quite a bit. Barring a Blackswan event. I fully believe silver is coming down this spring. Not only that premiums will be down as well. Going to back up the proverbial truck then. If I’m wrong, oh well. But if I’m right I’ll be able to collect quite a bit extra than if I just held onto.

  7. The price matters, especially if you hold a large load. But as far as purchasing, I just go for it. Given the shortages, you are lucky to find what you’re looking for.
    Happy new Year.

  8. At 70, I started buying gold and silver in March this year, but I didn’t buy with any intent to sell. I became a stacker.
    Like you, the rises and falls mean little to me. Indeed, I noticed recently some premiums dropping a little, only not for my target items. Life happens.
    I’m content searching listings for competitive prices on my targets which are silver…………..at gold prices. US$500-$1500, and Morgans are favourite.

    My channel, when I start making videos, is primarily to inform my heirs (who don’t know yet) about the legacy I’m leaving them. I’ll try to be entertaining and maybe others will come along for the ride. I hope to post my first video in a couple of months. I’ve never done anything like this before.

    Compliments of the season to you and your family, BB.

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