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This video was, for me anyway, somewhat enlightening. Admittedly, it was pretty obvious once I thought about it, but once I realized what I wanted to get out of cashing out, I was finally able to understand that there is a difference. Personally, I don't have a suggestion as to which one is better, but this is more or less a concise explanation which can still be reduced to this simple advice: you don't have to move all of your money out of fiat at once. I can only assume it's rather daunting for most people to be told to drain their savings and invest in things outside of the control of our government (or better, systems that are skewed by our governments). Hopefully this eases your potential anxieties.

Also, this video mentions in the very beginning a hypothetical situation wherein someone is considering purchasing stocks. Let me be extremely clear: I've yet to identify any stocks that are worth investing in. If you think you can prove me wrong extensively (and empirically), I'll gladly be receptive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOQb3JD1dGM

This video was, for me anyway, somewhat enlightening. Admittedly, it was pretty obvious once I thought about it, but once I realized what I wanted to get out of cashing out, I was finally able to understand that there is a difference. Personally, I don't have a suggestion as to which one is better, but this is more or less a concise explanation which can still be reduced to this simple advice: you don't have to move all of your money out of fiat at once. I can only assume it's rather daunting for most people to be told to drain their savings and invest in things outside of the control of our government (or better, systems that are *skewed* by our governments). Hopefully this eases your potential anxieties. Also, this video mentions in the very beginning a hypothetical situation wherein someone is considering purchasing stocks. Let me be extremely clear: **I've yet to identify any stocks that are worth investing in.** If you think you can prove me wrong extensively (and empirically), I'll gladly be receptive. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOQb3JD1dGM

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I say no.

We hear these sky is falling warnings all the time. Keep most of your money in interest bearing accounts (bonds, dividends w/e).

Money in gold and silver is dead money, it doesn't earn you anything.

With that said gold/silver it can be a good hedge, physical and stock market, but not as primary investment.

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Don't take this the wrong way, but you seem like you just graduated from university.

I urge your to do more research with non-traditional influences. At risk of sounding like a pompous fuck (which is my usual shtick... at least most of the time), you seem pretty behind the curve. But, hey, that's okay! That's why I'm here.

Please take the time to see the other content I've posted here.

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Wrong.

You sound like glenn Beck pushing gold bullion.

I'll stick with my real estate and dividends.

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Let me reassure you, I watch NO NEWS AT ALL. I'm not even sure what Glenn Beck sounds or looks like.

Your RE will plummet in value similar to 2008... probably worse. Your shares will plummet rapidly as well, likely over night.

It's okay if you don't agree. It only means you should do your own research.

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Keep most of your money in interest bearing accounts (bonds, dividends w/e) Jewish custody.

Just listen to yourself.

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Helpful, as always.

Just please don't think it's only "Jews".