How Much Silver Should I Stack?

In this video I talk about stacking silver and try to answer the following question: How much silver should I stack? When it comes to stacking silver we all have different budgets and different reasons that we stack. Some people buy silver for investment and others buy silver for retirement. I buy silver for savings and for wealth preservation. I have been stacking silver for almost 6 years and I now have around 3000 ounces of silver in mt stack. I have much more silver than gold. I believe that the gold silver ratio is low and that silver is undervalued compared to gold right now. If you are stacking for SHTF then I believe you don't need to stacking a large amount of silver. I honestly believe that $100FV of junk silver for every family member is enough. I hope this video helps you decide how much silver you should be stacking!

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[mimaroo]

I had a goal for how much silver and gold that I felt was the perfect amount for me. I reached that goal and surpassed it 2 years ago. Now I occasionally buy some, when my budget allows. I am more focused on growing food and canning it, collecting rainwater, storing a year's worth of food and building up a store of bartering items.

[theshowman]

Stack silver until you can reasonably say to yourself “Uh I don’t where I can hide this amount anymore.” Then start stacking gold.

[KadienRust]

I started stacking 6 months ago and my goals this year is 50 oz of silver and 1/4th oz of gold

[bigo]

I am a collector first, stacker second, I really enjoy both, no set amount or end goal. It’s just a lifestyle, Keep Stackin bro

[DanCooper]

My goal is to stack a full ton. I'm currently a ton short.

[neverlookback]

I keep %40 cash, %40 silver and %20 gold. That is my rule of thumb.

[silverhandsss]

I’m stacking for a few reasons. 1) Hedge against a failing US dollar, 2) Waiting for gold-silver ratio to narrow in below 50-1, and 3) if I ever had to barter

[StickJB]

If you're stacking your winning! No matter how much or little! Great content as always!

[William-Bill-Munny]

The first rule of stacking is the same as the first rule of Fight Club.

[Seven-Seven-]

For the majority, you need at least 2, 000 ounces of silver and 12 - 20 ounces of gold, from there is just maintenance.

[Vector_Ze]

At one time I had a goal to stack my own weight in silver. And, I got 2/3rds of the way to that goal. Then came the boating accident.

[philmckracken]

I watch a lot of these type videos, and I think the best line I've heard was "I'm not looking for a return on my money, I'm looking for my money to be returned"

[MarkGesswein]

I stack 5-10 ounces at a time, whenever I have the spare cash, or when silver prices dip significantly. I don't have a goal. I think of it as forced savings, as I can't just convert silver back into fiat on a whim. When I can't fit any more silver in my safe space, I'll consider converting some silver into gold.

[veritasfiles]

18, 000 ounces of Silver and 240 ounces of Gold. Both targets are so large, I'll probably never reach either one. So I'll just continue to buy until I reach my targets, die, or can no longer afford to purchase. Right now, I have about twice the value in Silver, but I am slowly accumulating more Gold and intend for them to be fairly even in value.

[andreast.]

Right now my goal is about 500oz of silver and 5 oz of gold. I am getting close to the target and put most of my savings into it. Our currency is definitely in a weakening position and government spending seems to have no end. If I don't put it into metals (or other things), the inflation will come for it regardless

[TheQuickSilver]

I don't have a specific target as such. I try to keep my metals total to less than 20% of my total net worth but I haven't really cared much about that lately. For now I'm happy enough to just buy liquid stuff so I can unload it when I need to and not worry too much. Thanks!

[SilverZoner]

Reason for stacking:
1. Inflation hedge.
2. Dollar collapse/SHTF
I made a goal of 100 1/10 oz, 100 1/4 oz, 100 1/2 oz, 100 1 oz. That gives me 400 pieces for trade/barter, which is 185 ounces, which is 11.5 pounds. Easy enough to carry/move around. Still working on that goal. When I reach it, time to come up with a new goal. No junk silver, I don't want to carry a scale around!

[craigj]

I only stack American silver. My goal is 500$face of 90% silver and the rest in gold,

[spellrush]

I think there's a minimal amount of silver needed for small transactions but large amounts of wealth should be condensed in gold. When you run out of silver you can trade some gold for more.

[fpengu]

I think the metals market can be roughly converted to stocks in terms of volatility

Gold is similar to mutual fund less volatile less possibility for dramatic upside

Silver is like a bluechip stock clear history but more volatile than a mutual fund

Platinum is like a biotech stock more potential for an upside but also much more risk

Rhodium and palladium etc are like amc and gamestop, more of a gamble with less market backing

Id say a conservative holding would be
60% gold 25% silver 10%platinum 5%others

A more risky but still reasonable portfolio would be 20% gold 50%silver 20% platinum 10% others