68Camaro wrote:The weaning of the incompetent or greedy; it has to happen periodically in a market that isn't highly regulated. Any good shop hedges their positions, and only when they fail to do that properly will a problem occur. Though even the careful could get punished over a weekend when hedging is difficult.
Cu Penny Hoarder wrote:68Camaro wrote:... When I post a comment about guns or ammo on any Youtube PM channel it gets deleted within seconds.
pmbug wrote:Cu Penny Hoarder wrote:68Camaro wrote:... When I post a comment about guns or ammo on any Youtube PM channel it gets deleted within seconds.
That might be a YouTube policy issue more than a channel level decision on content censorship. If YouTube tells channels that promoting guns (and violence) risks their channel getting banned, businesses are going to comply. They aren't there to advocate political stances.
I remember seeing some chatter on YouTube a few months ago about some LCS getting debanked (banks closed their accounts without justification). I think there were two or three examples that were out there. I wonder if they were isolated stories or part of a trend that has been continuing. It's not like there is a good news source (that I know of anyway) keeping track of those stories.
68Camaro wrote:The weaning of the incompetent or greedy; it has to happen periodically in a market that isn't highly regulated. Any good shop hedges their positions, and only when they fail to do that properly will a problem occur. Though even the careful could get punished over a weekend when hedging is difficult.
Cu Penny Hoarder wrote:68Camaro wrote:The weaning of the incompetent or greedy; it has to happen periodically in a market that isn't highly regulated. Any good shop hedges their positions, and only when they fail to do that properly will a problem occur. Though even the careful could get punished over a weekend when hedging is difficult.
Good point. In March 2020 one of those nights when the silver price got smashed was Sunday, right after the futures opened at 6pm. I took full advantage and cleaned Apmex out of their $100 FV bags (just under $1000 each). A few hours after that premiums tripled... 1 day after that premiums doubled from there.
pmbug wrote:I remember seeing some chatter on YouTube a few months ago about some LCS getting debanked (banks closed their accounts without justification). I think there were two or three examples that were out there. I wonder if they were isolated stories or part of a trend that has been continuing. It's not like there is a good news source (that I know of anyway) keeping track of those stories.
natsb88 wrote:There have been a few waves of this over the years. I saw one report recently in a dealer group of a dealer running into issues, but in that case I think the bank had them incorrectly classified as a pawn shop. I think these issues tend to stem from somebody new joining or taking over a bank's internal compliance / risk assessment and misinterpreting AML regulations, or a decision from corporate to shed accounts that exceed a perceived risk threshold and/or cost them money in cash handling. It's an even bigger problem for firearms dealers and pawn shops. Small banks and credit unions are typically more willing to hear more about the business and make accommodations. Large chain/national banks don't care about them as a customer and if the corporate decision is to drop everybody in a certain business category or fitting some risk profile, they are gone.
Cu Penny Hoarder wrote:
People are getting destroyed by inflation. Even preppers are being forced to sell their PMs to stay afloat. To me this is a major red flag that PMs will most likely be totally worthless when a SHTF event happens. I think the price will spike during such an event, but afterwards most ppl will not want or care about it.......
68Camaro wrote:Agree that in a worst case scenario PMs will be of low value for a time. But, if civilization recovers, they will again resume their historical transfer mechanism of wealth from one side of a crisis to the other. If civilization doesn't recover, then it won't matter.
You and I have agreed many times about the value of non PM prepping. Must do it!
On the censorship happening to your YT posts, are there any "code words" that will pass their censorship? Like "self defense products"
chris6084 wrote:68Camaro wrote:Agree that in a worst case scenario PMs will be of low value for a time. But, if civilization recovers, they will again resume their historical transfer mechanism of wealth from one side of a crisis to the other. If civilization doesn't recover, then it won't matter.
You and I have agreed many times about the value of non PM prepping. Must do it!
On the censorship happening to your YT posts, are there any "code words" that will pass their censorship? Like "self defense products"
A "code word" I have seen on face book for guns is "pew pew". As far as I have seen, it does not get censored.
Cu Penny Hoarder wrote:chris6084 wrote:68Camaro wrote:Agree that in a worst case scenario PMs will be of low value for a time. But, if civilization recovers, they will again resume their historical transfer mechanism of wealth from one side of a crisis to the other. If civilization doesn't recover, then it won't matter.
You and I have agreed many times about the value of non PM prepping. Must do it!
On the censorship happening to your YT posts, are there any "code words" that will pass their censorship? Like "self defense products"
A "code word" I have seen on face book for guns is "pew pew". As far as I have seen, it does not get censored.
"Pew pew" and "lead" do not get censored by the YT algos.
Think about how evil this is... social media sites censoring people. I can understand if you are making vile threats, but this is just plain wrong.
Silver4face wrote:
The only social media I ever use is THIS SITE. Is this site actually considered social media?
Cu Penny Hoarder wrote:Silver4face wrote:
The only social media I ever use is THIS SITE. Is this site actually considered social media?
No, we are anti-social media.
Rosco wrote:I just returned to Net Now in retirement home an lots of other activites . But I do feel need for PMs
JerrySpringer wrote:Cu Penny Hoarder wrote:68Camaro wrote:The weaning of the incompetent or greedy; it has to happen periodically in a market that isn't highly regulated. Any good shop hedges their positions, and only when they fail to do that properly will a problem occur. Though even the careful could get punished over a weekend when hedging is difficult.
Good point. In March 2020 one of those nights when the silver price got smashed was Sunday, right after the futures opened at 6pm. I took full advantage and cleaned Apmex out of their $100 FV bags (just under $1000 each). A few hours after that premiums tripled... 1 day after that premiums doubled from there.
March 2020 was no fun for me so I do not recollect much of the silver market. Was silver being thrown out with the bath water just like stocks?
Also, remember 2008? I swear silver dropped A LOT for a brief bit.
Recyclersteve wrote:I wish I’d thought about this during the early COVID days.
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