Full disclosure I watched exactly 0 seconds of this video, but the title is correct and Tucker never misses. @bradstevens please watch and report back. @qparker gold trading like a meme coin and the devil metal is a sh#t coin at this point.
Hear me out. What about a bitcoin made out of pure gold that is the size of a hubcap. I know right?
Hope is not optimism, which expects things to turn out well, but something rooted in the conviction that there is good worth working for. - Seamus Heaney, Irish poet and likely Hoosier basketball fan. POTFB
Did Tucker never push these gold coins on his show before?
I'm not sure. I've only ever seen one or two of his shows. From clips I've seen I believe he is a goldbug. My main objectives were to to trick you into watching another podcast and busting Mas balls.
The vid seems to be about gold collector coins. I bounced through the first few minutes. I assume you're paying a huge premium above melt value for a commemorative coin and then wonder why you can't sell it later at a profit when the price of gold rises. Probably come with their very own certificate of authenticity.
A fool and their money are lucky enough to get together in the first place - Gordon Gecko
Hope is not optimism, which expects things to turn out well, but something rooted in the conviction that there is good worth working for. - Seamus Heaney, Irish poet and likely Hoosier basketball fan. POTFB
Full disclosure I watched exactly 0 seconds of this video, but the title is correct and Tucker never misses. @bradstevens please watch and report back. @qparker gold trading like a meme coin and the devil metal is a sh#t coin at this point.
He exposes the scam of many companies, then at the very end promotes a company that “sells gold fairly.”
Full disclosure I watched exactly 0 seconds of this video, but the title is correct and Tucker never misses. @bradstevens please watch and report back. @qparker gold trading like a meme coin and the devil metal is a sh#t coin at this point.
He exposes the scam of many companies, then at the very old promotes a company that “sells gold fairly.”
Target audience for both: elderly Christians. Who’dathunkit?
Did Tucker never push these gold coins on his show before?
I'm not sure. I've only ever seen one or two of his shows. From clips I've seen I believe he is a goldbug. My main objectives were to to trick you into watching another podcast and busting Mas balls.
Full disclosure I watched exactly 0 seconds of this video, but the title is correct and Tucker never misses. @bradstevens please watch and report back. @qparker gold trading like a meme coin and the devil metal is a sh#t coin at this point.
He exposes the scam of many companies, then at the very old promotes a company that “sells gold fairly.”
Target audience for both: elderly Christians. Who’dathunkit?
Elderly Christians.....
Generally, prosperous with life equity and socially based.
Stackers generally hold 10oz silver bars and 1oz gold bars. Other Gold include government issue coinage, such as American Eagles, and the South African Krugerrand. The misrepresentation occurs when significant premiums are attached to items which earn little of that value. Fractional Gold is an example ... Stackers wanting less-than 1oz units will again pay a premium, to include 1-gram precut sheets..
It's an interesting space which allows one to participate in varying levels
Generally, buyers need to stay up to date on the daily spot...and when you do buy, a good number is 7% over spot..although there could be some wiggle room as markets have really blown up in the previous year.
Generally, buyers will offer 95+% of spot..the coinage trap springs here, as any premium paid will go away when the Stacker sells.
At today's prices, a 2% markup (98%) sounds better.
Full disclosure I watched exactly 0 seconds of this video, but the title is correct and Tucker never misses. @bradstevens please watch and report back. @qparker gold trading like a meme coin and the devil metal is a sh#t coin at this point.
He exposes the scam of many companies, then at the very old promotes a company that “sells gold fairly.”
Target audience for both: elderly Christians. Who’dathunkit?
Elderly Christians.....
Generally, prosperous with life equity and socially based.
Stackers generally hold 10oz silver bars and 1oz gold bars. Other Gold include government issue coinage, such as American Eagles, and the South African Krugerrand. The misrepresentation occurs when significant premiums are attached to items which earn little of that value. Fractional Gold is an example ... Stackers wanting less-than 1oz units will again pay a premium, to include 1-gram precut sheets..
It's an interesting space which allows one to participate in varying levels
Generally, buyers need to stay up to date on the daily spot...and when you do buy, a good number is 7% over spot..although there could be some wiggle room as markets have really blown up in the previous year.
Generally, buyers will offer 95+% of spot..the coinage trap springs here, as any premium paid will go away when the Stacker sells.
At today's prices, a 2% markup (98%) sounds better.
Full disclosure I watched exactly 0 seconds of this video, but the title is correct and Tucker never misses. @bradstevens please watch and report back. @qparker gold trading like a meme coin and the devil metal is a sh#t coin at this point.
He exposes the scam of many companies, then at the very old promotes a company that “sells gold fairly.”
Target audience for both: elderly Christians. Who’dathunkit?
Elderly Christians.....
Generally, prosperous with life equity and socially based.
Stackers generally hold 10oz silver bars and 1oz gold bars. Other Gold include government issue coinage, such as American Eagles, and the South African Krugerrand. The misrepresentation occurs when significant premiums are attached to items which earn little of that value. Fractional Gold is an example ... Stackers wanting less-than 1oz units will again pay a premium, to include 1-gram precut sheets..
It's an interesting space which allows one to participate in varying levels
Generally, buyers need to stay up to date on the daily spot...and when you do buy, a good number is 7% over spot..although there could be some wiggle room as markets have really blown up in the previous year.
Generally, buyers will offer 95+% of spot..the coinage trap springs here, as any premium paid will go away when the Stacker sells.
At today's prices, a 2% markup (98%) sounds better.
Hope is not optimism, which expects things to turn out well, but something rooted in the conviction that there is good worth working for. - Seamus Heaney, Irish poet and likely Hoosier basketball fan. POTFB
Full disclosure I watched exactly 0 seconds of this video, but the title is correct and Tucker never misses. @bradstevens please watch and report back. @qparker gold trading like a meme coin and the devil metal is a sh#t coin at this point.
He exposes the scam of many companies, then at the very old promotes a company that “sells gold fairly.”
Target audience for both: elderly Christians. Who’dathunkit?
Elderly Christians.....
Generally, prosperous with life equity and socially based.
Stackers generally hold 10oz silver bars and 1oz gold bars. Other Gold include government issue coinage, such as American Eagles, and the South African Krugerrand. The misrepresentation occurs when significant premiums are attached to items which earn little of that value. Fractional Gold is an example ... Stackers wanting less-than 1oz units will again pay a premium, to include 1-gram precut sheets..
It's an interesting space which allows one to participate in varying levels
Generally, buyers need to stay up to date on the daily spot...and when you do buy, a good number is 7% over spot..although there could be some wiggle room as markets have really blown up in the previous year.
Generally, buyers will offer 95+% of spot..the coinage trap springs here, as any premium paid will go away when the Stacker sells.
At today's prices, a 2% markup (98%) sounds better.
