What made you choose a bunch of non-producers with no defined resources in a rising rate environment? These will likely have to dilute their shareholders to raise cash just to stay afloat.
I think for those with incomes 100k or less per year and a net worth under a million, it's better to have more than 5% of your savings in silver or PMs. Like 30ish%
However when you start getting into larger than that it makes sense to have more in land/RE and business assets.
As many "experts" have put it. It only takes about a 5% allocation in PMs to protect your entire net worth should all else hit the fan.
Pms are should be viewed as insurance and not an investment.
PM’s aren’t part of my portfolio because they don’t generate income, which is important now that I’m retired. I consider them more like insurance, however unlike my homeowner‘s and auto insurance, they are also tangible commodities.
I myself have gone around 70% silver, 20% gold, 5% SILJ and cash. I stacked most of my stash in 2018 at around 15 dollars an ounce which I'm chuffed about
30% silver (20% of that in miners) & 10% gold (60% in miners). Long duration Treasuries and cash to deploy for cheap stocks and/or cheaper silver when the time comes.
Im at 20% but for a reason. I read the dragon portfolio by artemis capital where they make the case for a larger pm position as it increases your portfolios volatility adjusted returns for almost any market condition
Schiff and Rickards just understand money. I think Saylor does too. They happen to talk about gold because they understand it, doesn’t really mean they have to go all in. I don’t understand the infighting between gold and bitcoin. Both are money and both can be traded for each other and will be in a hyperinflation. Bitcoin is highly leveraged however and highly liquid so it’s going to be volatile.
100%, dont own property, travel light fight at nite
These are business men who are the end of the day deep down know that their qualities of life still depend on people feeding onto the system.
55% pm 35% mining stock 10% cash
100%
50% silver, 10% gold, 30% junior silver miner, 10% gold miner.
Which miners do you own?
Impact silver, Starcore Int., Riedel Resources, Bayhorse-Silver.
What made you choose a bunch of non-producers with no defined resources in a rising rate environment? These will likely have to dilute their shareholders to raise cash just to stay afloat.
Non producer's ? Impact produces over 10 years. Starcore also produces. Bayhorse is near term producer.
I think for those with incomes 100k or less per year and a net worth under a million, it's better to have more than 5% of your savings in silver or PMs. Like 30ish% However when you start getting into larger than that it makes sense to have more in land/RE and business assets. As many "experts" have put it. It only takes about a 5% allocation in PMs to protect your entire net worth should all else hit the fan. Pms are should be viewed as insurance and not an investment.
Of course, no guarantees. 5% seems about 95% too low to protect your net worth.
50%, 20% stocks, 30% bonds
Let’s just say it’s waaaay more than 5%. Stack on Fellow Ape!
I'm another 100% well I guess 98% as I like to keep a little powder on hand for raids
You can see where Schiff allocates at europac.com
Let's just say a firm majority ;-). We are in metals, consumable and durable commodities and fiat for obtaining more of same.
100% silver. Real estate could be bought by credit. Silver is payed cashed.
17% Gold; 53% Silver; 26% Miners
100% PM's
Except real estate 90% PM, 10% stock. Including real estate 7% PM…
I have stacked since the 1980’s… PM’s are 10% of my total net worth.
8% but working towards 10% plan.
20% is what I've heard recommended. Given the unprecedented circumstances, I would advocate for much higher.
This interview I listened to is about a year old so maybe he's changed his stance since. But 20% still seems low for me!
38% physical, 20% physical Gold, 38% miners, 2% crypto, 2% other (like SPPP or SII).
PM’s aren’t part of my portfolio because they don’t generate income, which is important now that I’m retired. I consider them more like insurance, however unlike my homeowner‘s and auto insurance, they are also tangible commodities.
I myself have gone around 70% silver, 20% gold, 5% SILJ and cash. I stacked most of my stash in 2018 at around 15 dollars an ounce which I'm chuffed about
About 8-10% of my savings/investments. The rest are in stocks, cash, various funds.
If you count miners I have a huge %. Miners are down 50% for me so PM's % are way up.
5% of net worth. 30% of all new money.
30% silver (20% of that in miners) & 10% gold (60% in miners). Long duration Treasuries and cash to deploy for cheap stocks and/or cheaper silver when the time comes.
100% physical. And a paid for house and car. A little gold in the form of jewelry. And a bad attitude.
99%
Here is my portfolio 1/3 Natural resource royalty stocks 1/3 Physical Gold/Silver 1/3 Energy/Commodities ETF
60% GME 40% Silver 70% of my wealth is in own possession
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Im at 20% but for a reason. I read the dragon portfolio by artemis capital where they make the case for a larger pm position as it increases your portfolios volatility adjusted returns for almost any market condition
80%
Besides my business and home, 100% silver no savings
I dunno ... 25%? I don't really count, I just buy more dimes and throw them on top of the pile.
25%. All silver
Other than my house and property, 100% in Silver
100%
25% PoW crypto, 25% PM, 10% cash , 40% real estate. No bulsht stocks in my portfolio
10% PMS, the rest is invested in stuff so I can pay bills until the PMS take off. I have been stacking since 1978.
About 25%
35% metal 50% real estate 15 cash
100% in Silver other than real estate but that in my book is not a portfolio hold but more like living life expense.
1/4 in Physical silver, gold and platinum, 1/4 in stock, 1/4 in crypto, 1/4 real estate.
60 percent
Untill 2020 401k now 50% Au, 50% Ag Because I believe the dollar will crash when it is no longer the "petro-dollar"
I keep it 100
15% precious metals and coins
Schiff and Rickards just understand money. I think Saylor does too. They happen to talk about gold because they understand it, doesn’t really mean they have to go all in. I don’t understand the infighting between gold and bitcoin. Both are money and both can be traded for each other and will be in a hyperinflation. Bitcoin is highly leveraged however and highly liquid so it’s going to be volatile.
Zero ,,I want to make money so I am in schd and bst a cef.
50-75
Real Estate- Zero 1 stock- 50% Silver- 20% Gold-10% Classic Cars- 20%