..Until people reaslize the system is permanently busted and the cash
worth no more than wall paper.
Then FOOD and fuel will be king.
Only when the absolute necessities are in surplus and trade/commerce
resumes, will gold and silver have value beyond the intrinsic based on
actual every day
Just my opinion but I would think things like cigarettes, sugar, toilet
paper, coffee, clean water, matches and antibiotics would be
worth their weight in gold/silver. Lola H.
On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 6:37 AM, Ode Coyote odecoy...@silverpuppy.com
wrote:
..Until people reaslize the system is
They all have their place and time. Cash on hand for the immediate
crisis. Prepper items of course.
When the crash comes gold SILVER would probably be better to hold than
say the stock market?
If you have a spare half hour this is the real deal.
Different kind of disasters require different responses. A viral plague
requires a different response than say tornadoes or hurricanes.
How does one prep for a virus that has gone global. The only solution I see
is to relocate to an area with a low population density, or better no
people. The
One thing missing is cash on hand. Most catastrophes will be regional and
could render the area uninhabitable. In this case one should have enough
cash on hand to start life over. This would mean money to move to another
region, and get lodging and food for 6 months. If one is able to stay put,
Thanks, a good read and something I intend to do as even with a severe
winter storm, I am not prepared enough yet!
On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 12:09 AM, Olushola Camara camaramah...@gmail.com
wrote:
One thing missing is cash on hand. Most catastrophes will be regional and
could render the area
I thought cash would be useless in a time of severe strife and silver would
be more valuable to trade?
RaVen
Yes, if the catastrophe is nation wide or global. There are always regional
catastrophes like Katrina or mid-west tornadoes, but the economy keeps on
churning elsewhere.
Olushola
On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 5:01 PM, ASL raVen aslra...@gmail.com wrote:
I thought cash would be useless in a time of
Yes. I think that having cash on hand is protection against a banking
lock down.
Any kind of financial crisis could close the banks and ATM's and /or
simply limit the amount of cash one can withdraw. With cash on hand you
can buy groceries and gasoline and other vital necessities.
Ron
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