How Much Gold Does the Average Person Need?

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Here in southeast asia, an ounce of gold is more than enough for 3 months of necessities
Comment from : auberon

SAVE ANYWAY YOU CAN EVEN A ROLL OF DIMES, 90 JUNK SILVER A WEEK IS A WIN
Comment from : Kevin Williams

I need as much gold as I can get
Comment from : Mystery Buyer

I want to keep my Gold forever, so my emergency fund is in fiat This way it also doesnt fluctuate a couple percent
Comment from : IceBug1337

That is a nice knife collection, my friend
Comment from : Danny Halstead

Can only speak for myself but I purchase 1/2 oz AGE each month without fail I shop for low premium gold like sovereigns, ducats, francs, Coronas even deals on Perth mint or Royal mint products I average about 25-3oz a month Weight is the game I’m told by every LCS I have enough eagles and buffaloes to find myself getting advanced to the front of the line when it starts getting real and desperate out there Cheers 🥃
Comment from : Christopher McCormick

that blade polish flex tho
Comment from : QuadTap

I would think a 100 ounce gold bar per month should be sufficient😂
Comment from : R J

Hello 👋brbrI need Minimum 1 kilo or 100 Tolas Gold Bars
Comment from : Arafat Bukhari

Just hate the premium on fractional
Comment from : nicholas lobosco

Is a kilo of gold a superb amount to have as a stacker?
Comment from : Erich Honecker

I stack Gold to save me from myself
Comment from : DJ Smiley

REALLY liked this one! Even if there is an “average “, it’s a useless bit of information We should only ever be doing what meets our needs and conforms to our circumstancesbrbrTo that point, here’s a video idea for you (and I truly wonder this): how many people who consider themselves stackers in some form or other are buying (hopefully with what they’ve already considered discretionary income) gold or silver, but haven’t yet paid off their mortgage or their car loan????? How many are buying gold or silver out of fear/emotion/conspiracy theories, but aren’t getting themselves out of the real, tangible debts that most of us have to some degree? You may consider fiat currency a smoke and mirrors trick, but that’s not going to help your case when they foreclose on your house, or EVEN when you’ve paid off or sold your home after many years of paying mostly interestbrbrThoughts?
Comment from : Jason Mitchell

Id reccomend probably 4 grams or 200 USD worth so that the average citizen can feel the concentration of wealth held within gold If it was just a gram it would feel like a novelty and lets face it the average citizen wouldnt want to and arent able to drop 1500 USD on an oz
Comment from : Caps Federation

I appreciate your attitude I think you’re doing a great job of explaining yourself Play through
Comment from : Tudd Smithers

No way most can buy 1 once a month and today's time buying a quarter is to much also that's real talk
Comment from : Angel

Great vid Too many don’t consider an exit plan
Comment from : V Dog

I just found your channel, it’s great 🤜🤛
Comment from : No Name

I buy 500 a month that I purchase through my Glint master card which I can have them send me the physical gold to me or I can use it as a debt card in gold or fiat money
Comment from : Randy Natho

I enjoy your content, but have to askbrDo you own more oz of gold or more knives?
Comment from : Tim Silva

NOW IS THE TIME TO TAKE THE BIGGEST 401k LOAN POSSIBLE AND BUY AS MUCH PHYSICAL METALS AS YOU CAN, NOW !☝️
Comment from : Concerned Patriot

None
Comment from : donna katic

Food , water , medicine , clothing , ( lead , copper , brass ) , gold , silver , the goal is self sufficiency and preservation , IMO
Comment from : Tom Stone

I've been stacking for years mainly Krugerrand and Sovereigns I don't live in the USA I like the idea of anonymity that I can walk into a dealer and hand over a Krugerrand and get $1800 cash
Comment from : BaronSBaron

1/4 a month! Makes sense👍
Comment from : Shaf Serious

Uhm, I think you should buy as much gold as much as possible paper dollar is going down the drain If you can get an ounce a month, good for you!
Comment from : Freddy Ho

Already have 12 ounces + 10 gr All in raw cast bars
Comment from : Henry Fabián Rodríguez Buitrago

I got 5 dollars of gas with my 5 dollar gold eagle Glad I saved the coin
Comment from : Elinore Berkley

Stacking is great, Only way i was able to save anything To easy to spend the digits in my bank account
Comment from : Bobs Cousin

Thank you for uploading this This guidance is quite helpful 👍
Comment from : dukenukemani07

In my opinion silver stacking is really where it's at if you don't have a ton of cash More space is required but I believe the potential for a silver gold ratio reality check makes this worth it Gold and silver exists in the earth at 1:16 and are extracted at about 1:8 but the current market rate is 1:85 So since you can get 1ozt gold or 85ozt silver for the same fiat price it makes clear sense to me to load up on the silver and wait Silver is currently so manipulated and suppressed in price stretching that sgr that it pulls down gold with it and helps hide inflation It definitely helps I'm on the younger end of stackers at 19 so can afford to just sit on a pile of metal for longer than a decade and honestly where we are going I think real money will soon replace the fiat currencys of the world once more
Comment from : noah deb

6kg and counting
Comment from : Manu Datta

Lead just as important as gold unless you're really good at hiding it, you'll need to protect it
Comment from : cat fart

👍🏼 I believe the most important is to act, to do something I like the idea of starting to buy gold and see it as a savings account (I know that if I keep too much cash in an account where the money is not blocked for a certain period of time, I will end up withdrawing and spending that money) Although this is very little, I have started two months ago by buying a small 2,5g bullion and will switch this month to 1/10th of an ounce (3,1g), this little monthly spending shall be easier to maintain over time …
Comment from : Issam

A person should never purchase more gold than they can carry
Comment from : Don Bxman

I agree Its hard to stack 1 ounce a month I've been all over the place anywhere from 1/2 grams, 1 grams, 25 grams and 1/10th of an ounce over a long period of time
Comment from : Max Maxium

I am average Always waiting to pounce on a good deal God always gives ya what ya need
Comment from : Rob The Average White American

I am not sure really Maybe at least 3 months worth of expenses Just like having 3 months worth of emergency cash, with the idea that gold generally keeps up with inflation whereas cash does not So short term (cash) and long term (gold)
Comment from : SilverGold Saver

I got mine after I got out of the SM after the crash[& rebound of 32 2 yrs ago here in Canada, luckily I didn't lose a penny!] the fiat petro $ is strong @ present but will be going to be replaced with CBDC's & I'd much rather convert from gold than worthless fiat currency, selling privately is my "exit strategy", if needed, I have silver & $ for trade/barter etc
Comment from : Brighton Shores

I'm a jeweler either way I can sell no worries rather keep it for a rainy day !
Comment from : Oleg Petelevitch

Well you just said everything and nothing
Comment from : Jim Talbott

Im buying an ounce of gold on Friday, but i do really like the idea of 1/4 ounce a month that’s definitely more in my price range… i think moving foward ill begin doing that 👍🏼
Comment from : LongIsland_Stacker

At least 300k
Comment from : Brian

2:46 she always knows better HAHAAHA
Comment from : Metalmania Hetfield

A year of cash and TEN percent of your net worth in metal is pretty prudent
Comment from : Ananda Mañana

What is ur opinion on gold bars, do you think they are just as good as coins?
Comment from : Tube56 T

I once had a tube of 1oz eagles Haven't seen it in years I completely forgot where I hid them
Comment from : Ian Crossley

I'm lucky if I can stack 1 gram of gold a month However, I can buy an ounce of silver every paycheck
Comment from : Regular Father

I save a lot for retirement but I am also trying to save for a market crash / job loss scenario and would like to have 2 years expenses saved I save cash each year toward that goal and for the last 10 years I have converted some of it to silver / gold and I'm making good progress toward my precious metals goal I try to diversify everything - investments and savings Like your 1/4oz per month plan, stacking over the long term is the best way to reach my goal Exit strategy would probably be to spend saved cash first if gold is low at the time, liquidate 1+oz per month if gold is high Honestly, I really hope that my PMs never need to get liquidated and can just go to my family once I'm gone - but it is nice to have that buffer in the bank / vault if I ever need it
Comment from : The Silver State

Two oz a year every year If I don't see it my kids grandchildren will see the collapse of the dollar Slow and steady Still do rental property and S and P in retirement I will be teaching my kids stick with two oz a year with other investing
Comment from : D S

I would also add that we all need good physical and mental health
Comment from : Tom Samad

U need to just stop our community is hurting God bless u you are ok but please stop this channel it hurts to look at
Comment from : Chris Ross

Buy as much as you can afford to Having a good gold stash is amazing insurance!
Comment from : Michael Martín

I bought 1 oz bars and coins for 7 years Once I had a tube of 1 oz coins, I sold the bars and bought stuff I knew was going to be more costly with inflation Works for me
Comment from : Frank Chirico

I buy about 10oz of silver a month and whenever I have accumulated enough cash on the side I’ll go buy an oz of gold I currently buy 1oz of gold a year doing it this way
Comment from : 117rebel

My own personal goal is to accrue a minimum of Five Troy pounds of Silver, and at least one half of a Troy pound of Gold This is a reasonably attainable goal for someone on a fixed income such as myself, and I’ve found that by saving up a couple of hundred dollars each month, I’m usually able to buy an ounce of Gold roughly every four to six months, as well as picking up any loose Morgan’s or Peace Dollars I happen across along the way
Comment from : Mike Oneil

10-20 ouncezwould be very nicebr100-250 ounces of silver would be very nice alsobrI say this from experience12 years worth
Comment from : onceANexile

I enjoyed this and it was helpful, thank you I have been stacking silver for a while but have enough saved now to begin buying gold Thanks for the advice from the UK
Comment from : zoreto

Ten thousand cash, Ten thousand silver and twenty thousand gold Took me three year's Now is put away and I have started anew I quarter oz,brgold 1 ten oz silver bar and 10000 cash
Comment from : Steve Curtis

This is a question I've often asked myself, it also raises many morebrWhat lifestyle am I planning for?brIf its seclusion, a plot of woodland, how many acres?brDoes it include maintaining the ability to be mobile?brIf so, would it be a horse and a bike?brWill it be a soup kitchen queue scenario?brIf so how long before some sort of order was restored?
Comment from : harryzero 156

The average person feels that gold is not something we need Gold is an outdated relic of the past A subscriber to this channel would say they need as much gold as they can afford I am a subscriber
Comment from : Glen H

My plan is not to stack but just because I enjoy them, to get a 1oz & 1/2oz gold Britannia, a full &half sovereign, plus a tube of silver brits for each dated year (plus any nice ‘shiny’ ones that you keep showing! Ie maple & coat of arms etc) I only started in 21 but like to think of it as forgotten savings that I occasionally get out and enjoy and hopefully are a nice surprise when I come to retire
Comment from : chartermuff

Set the goalbrIf you achieve it?brRinse and repeatbrbrI had to switch down to 1/10th oz per month on any downward movement, but something is better nothing brbrStill in the long game
Comment from : * Long Game Stacker *

I love your videos
Comment from : James Mccann

I think you are under estimating the gravity of the current situation! The true answer is that we are in the midst of a fiat money collapse virtually guaranteed at this point because Russia is proving that natural resources give money its value, not IOU's that can never be repaid! If you don't distance yourself as quickly as possible from the broken paper financial world, you will be left with nothing!
Comment from : JNS

I'm still leaning to 1/4 ounce coins (or 10g bars) as I still firmly believe that when spot becomes $4k+ no one will be able to buy your 1oz coin/bar but might buy that fractional
Comment from : HoosierStacker

I’m a 1/4 ounce a month person and investing my Social Security retirement🤗🤗
Comment from : Chris Stanford

"Sorry I can't help you out with that, I spent all my money on gold and don't have a dime left" Parlayer
Comment from : Lionel Ducote

When you consider the fact that less than a billion bullion grade ounces exist outside the central banks, the answer should be to acquire whatever you can affordplus some brThe 20 year commercial push to collect gold from the masses through buy back campaigns is not coincidental to what's coming down the road very soonbr'Gold, get you some'
Comment from : Ace of Speed

Personally I think this is one of your best videos in some time
Comment from : JB Gant

Solid topic Solid advice Thanks
Comment from : Billy Dow

I'm aiming for a set: 1/10, 1/4, 1/2 & 1 oz Britannias per year
Comment from : Brett Jackson

Goal 100 ounces, as back up pension plan
Comment from : Werner Messerer

2 is 1 your beginning of your video is spot on it's a matter of food, water and shelter and if you have the ability to save whether it's gold, silver or other investments you should diversify
Comment from : @JRT Jonathan Winchell

Average people don’t stack So none to incidental like wedding rings, grandpa’s lodge ring or grandma’s tea set
Comment from : DavidNefelimSlayer

Great video What kind of knife is that?! Please let me know!
Comment from : Michael Christopher

Short term goal is 500 gold and 10k silver, mostly there More important to stock food, ammo, guns, and other necessities PMs are really last on this list Stack what you can, best of luck
Comment from : Peter Smith

Fuck average I've got 280 oz
Comment from : Kevin C

I was told enough to bribe the jailerlol
Comment from : Tim Rose

It seems the average person doesn't get stacking gold to begin with but like you say there's a variety of ways to hit this topic Certainly a few other things that I 'stacked' before gold but once investments started kicking out some cash flow and debts were taken care of building a war chest or a rainy day/ CYA fund was the next priority I can't think of a more fun thing to do with some of the long term savings than buying gold (ok maybe I can but not that would leave me with much left over)
Comment from : Sovereign Saurus

The average person doesn’t “Need” any gold But it’s a nice addition to an investment portfolio
Comment from : Mike Hawk

Started w/Silver Piece by piece brLiquidated once when need arose and started stacking againbrJust started dabbling in fractional goldbrHow do you eat an elephant??
Comment from : A Leski

Good remarks about the amount of Gold each person should have but Gold is a bit out of my reach so I've been investing in Silver I could buy Gold by the gram but the premiums are to high for small quantities Sometimes even with Silver the premiums can be to high, so last month I put my investment money towards Silver stocks This allowed me to buy the dip without getting caught in between the spot price vs the buy price
Comment from : Sam J Gibson Jr

I buy the equivalent of 1/10 ounces of gold in a gold etf every month and I intend to buy an ounce after I've saved up enough I had looked at buying 1/10 oz coins but the premium is killer I like the way I'm doing it now
Comment from : Maticus Ray

I've always bought what the moment allows Some months it's a 1/4 oz, sometimes a 20 franc, and yes on rarer occasions a 1 oz somethingbrReguardless of what it is, the price has to be right, and I have to have fun doing itbrAs far as when to sell? I've been staying very in tune with all of the people I know or even casually encounter, that are 75 or olderbrMy gut tells me, unless there is an unforseen issue, that 75 is time to start the process in reverse If I wait any longer, my descion making may not be the most sound brJust my opinion
Comment from : Mark DeVito