I have about 12k cash in euros. What should I do with them before Euro crashes?
>>77396051
gold
Donate to Trump.
>>77396140
I'll just buy physical gold with every penny?
>>77396903
Keep some physical gold, a small amount of bitcoins, a few US dollars and the rest as Euros. That should be pretty balanced.
swiss francs as always
>>77397340
>bitcoins
Gold 50%
Silver 20%
Bitcoin 20%
Ethereum 10%
>>77396051
Buy gold. I just put 3K into it today.
>>77397514
Yes, buy some francs also.
>>77396051
Greek Bonds
>>77396051
the british pound will lose 10-20%
the euro will become a refuge currency
>>77397694
It's the highest it's been for a few years, you reckon it's going to keep going up?
>>77397514
it's difficult to buy some francs
swiss don't release francs easily
>>77396190
this
>>77397902
Frenchie is probably right. The ECB has more room to expand or contract Euros to keep their value than most central banks. The Euro will do better than the Pound.
>>77396051
I have a paypal account where you can deposit that money anon.
>>77398004
Soros just dumped a good amount of his personal fortune into it I think.
>>77396051
Spend it all on bitcoins, good chance atm you get a return profit.
>>77396051
swiss francs or dollars if you want liquidity, otherwise gold, just make sure the mint is on London Good Exchange list as trusted, you'll be able to liquidate at any broker across the world within 24h
Estonia supposedly has VAT-free silver, a nice addition besides standard gold
>>77398004
Im not buying it as an investment. I'm buying it as a store of value. Although if the pound crashes it may end up being a "good investment".
Long term either way, the UK has too much debt and no way out of it other than printing money, so gold is a good place to keep wealth.
>>77399263
Sound logic. I've already got about 10k in gold, might buy some more before the referendum. Global economy is in a fucking woeful state
>>77396051
12k is nothing, go on a vacation if you want
>>77397902
I guess you are mistaking here.
Brexit is a huge signal of desintegration of the EU, I doubt the Euro will be considered a refuge currency in that case.
>>77398041
its 12k not fucking a few million
>>77397340
>a small amount of bitcoins
>buying gold
Yeah better listen to the investors on /pol/....clearly gold is right for your lifestyle
German bonds
Chance that Cuckmany will ever default on any of its national debt: zero point zero
>>77397340
>/pol/ tries economy
>>77399263
The problem with gold is that if you find yourself in a situation where gold is the only reliable currency you probably have a lot more to worry about than currency, like not being killed in a civil war.
I'd consider antiques if you know a good dealer and do some research. Guns never drop in value in the UK, either.
You cannot even afford prostitutes and rent with that amount here.
Go to Cambodia or some shit.
>>77397340
Isn't bitcoin more volatile than the Euro even with taking account of Brexit?
>>77397612
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/bitstamp/btcusd
>>77400185
>buying anything denominated in euros
nice try Stefan
>>77400601
I think butttcoins have been worth around 300$ for a long ass time
>>77397340
Even though i work with bitcons because muh privacy and shiet, they will eventually collapse in max 10 years.
No need to screencap this, people who are not dumb already know it.
I HAVE £26,000 IN GBP
TOTALLY BRICKING IT WHAT DO I DO???
i want to buy USD but I dont know how to do that??
I cant vote Brexit until ive secured my finances. then im hitting that brexit shit all day long
>>77398171
>The Euro will do better than the Pound.
The Euro is a political project. The stability of the Euro has a direct relationship with the stability of EU. With one of the largest economies in the world leaving the EU trading block, everything from its agricultural policy to its defence policy will suffer. The currency isn't separate.
Don't make the mistake of looking at the Euro currency as an economic or financial issue, because it really is. It's supported entirely by political clout.
>>77396190
MATCH ME GOYS MATCH ME LEL
TUCK FRUMP
>>77400835
>i want to buy USD but I dont know how to do that?
you go to main bank and ask to buy X and they sell at X or see if your bank offers an account in USD's odds are they will
>>77400835
>Convert all of your GBP to good boy points (TM)
>Cash out in tendies a year later
>????
>PROFIT
>>77401417
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>>77400601
Yeah but if the brexit causes any currency disruptions, bitcoin would jump in price. I don't think the brexit will happen though.
Buy guns and ammo, buy emergency food supplies.
>>77400632
This gif has given me boners since like 2002
>>77400815
I never said it's a great long term investment. Anything digital can collapse.
>>77396051
Bitcoin
>>77396190
The Kraut is right my Finnish friend. Do what you know is right!
>>77396051
I bought €1200 Euros today for various trips later in the year. Better to buy them now because the rate can only get worse
>>77396051
gold
>>77396051
Why would € crash if britbongs leave? They don't even use it. Merkel will never abandon the new Reich so Germany alone is enough backing for a currency that it will not crash.
>>77402970
it probably won't because of brits leaving but it might because of Draghi's manic quantitative easing (biggest ever, in any currency) or if/when Deutsche Bank kicks the bucket Lehman style
there's also a possibility of Euro helicopter money bringing significant inflation because of sudden huge jump in demand
I don't trust them one bit, currently frantically looking for a nice chunk of land to buy asap
>>77401784
>I don't think the brexit will happen though
>>77400786
They just doubled in value recently?
>>77404057
supposedly because of chinks extracting their money out of China, once again
>>77403953
It won't. Just like the grexit didn't happen.
>>77396051
Buy olive oil.
>>77400353
>Guns never drop in value in the UK, either.
handy in a civil war too!
>>77396051
>>77396051
Gold/stock/food/anything of value that can be sold later for local currency/stabilized euro
>>77396051
swiss francs
>>77396051
buy bitcucks
>>77406389
as an investment, guns are a bitch to move in Europe for your buyer needs to qualify first, unlike in burgerland for example
you could sell to burgers but their authorities are very anal about what you can and cannot import, otherwise I'd be making a killing buying up all full auto MP40s domestically and selling them for 20x more in burgerland
Frame one and show it to your future wife's grandchildren,
>>77396051
BUY GOLD.
>>77400353
As someone in the gun trade, I can vouch for this (with caveats). If you buy a gun, especially something above £500 and keep it in good nick, you're likely to get most of your money back when it comes to sell or part exchange it, but there are exceptions and it does have to be in good nick.
>>77396051
Gold, even the uber merchant Soros is buying like crazy. I think he thinks brexit is going to happen. And this is Soros we're talking about, he's a well connected parasite.
>>77406935
Tear it down with a plasma torch as per ATF specification and earn a killing supplying for a place like Sarco, What a Country, Classic or getting into partnership with any import company.
How much are we talking about per unit after labor?
>>77396051
Buy crosses you fool. Or just hold the Eurodollar.
>>77400185
>German bonds
I've heard on DeutschlandFunk yesterday that German 10 year bonds will have negative interest rates now.
Are you trying to convince us to pay interest for "muh refugee programs" so Merkel's government can continue cucking the EU?
It's like Trump promise to make Mexicans pay for the wall, only in reverse.
The Eternal Kraut is showing his true face once again.
>>77408219
fuck, posted wrong pic
That's the more appropriate one, regarding the bonds.
>>77396051
buy dollars or if you're in it for the long term buy britpounds
>>77396190
he can't
>>77407737
I can get nice functioning MP40 for about 1500 EUR apiece, M1A1 for about 600 EUR apiece, PPS and PPSh even cheaper, I've seen mint G33s for under 1500 EUR apiece
I can also get all kinds of heavier machienguns, mostly WW2 era, I bet these prices would fall with significant volumes, dunno exactly about ATF specs so I'd have to read up on it
thanks for the suggestions m8
Put your money in bitcoin and ethereum. The global markets are already dropping because of a brexit fear, which only helps boost crypto further.
Wasn't soros going to crash gold?
Invest it in other things and don't forget to buy some extra food and water
>>77396051
The pound's gonna collapse aswell.
Fuck this continent, just nuke us already.
>>77408564
...yeah, for 1500 euros it will not be at all profitable to take a plasma torch to to break it down for a parts kit, especially with the current markets already saturated with PPS and PPSh kits.
Also the US price for the M1A1 is about that price and G33s are currently being imported and knocked off right now.
Making a shooting range and advertising it to American customers is probably the more profitable option at this point...
>>77409335
well these are retail prices I posted, there could be already a bunch cheap parted-out items available locally, didn't look into that yet
as for shooting FA it's off limits here to civilians, they are meant for qualified collectors only and the only possible workaround is if I were to become a manufacturer, which is heavily regulated and prohibitively expensive so no go on this front
>>77399689
>C-China is about to collapse, said the increasingly nervous man for the fifth time this decade.
Just admit the white man passed the ball to the east asians
buy sugar, it will be illegal by 2018
>>77396051
Last I checked, the pound sterling was the one losing value.
>>77396051
Buy gold, OP
>>77396051
buy a some soil, so you can build a house? even small one. For all my years, I learn a ultimate truth that everyone in Poland knows - soil/land won't lose his value. Never.
>>77411217
There are signs of the bubble deflating, their steel dump created a shitton of glut and they had to lay off hundreds of state workers. It doesn't seem like much in the broad scheme of things but it's near unheard of for China.
>>77411196
The problem is that the US considers the receiver the real gun which makes some sense given how much machining is needed for most guns.
The only thing that would have a market in the US are surplus AK barrels, they are cold hammer forged leading to supposed longer life and they love that shit here. Unfortunately the ATF stopped issuing import licenses for them years ago so I'm not sure why I got your hopes up for that.
To be frank there's nothing really that the US market doesn't already have or made knockoffs of or have a wide enough market to make a custom run of receivers worth it.
If you can find Mausers, Mosins or even 8mm ammunition you might be able to work out a deal for that.
The price has been rising on them lately and you can import them to the US with little hassle.
I'm gonna buy some gold. 12k worth of it. Apocalypse, here I come.
> be expat in Canada
> have £20,000 in UK pension fund
> have £2,000 in UK account
> have €1,000 in euro account
> have about $10,000 in Canadian
I am about to be wiped the fuck out
>>77412634
it'd be nice to find a niche to bring in some play money but I'm not really looking to dedicate myself fulltime to anything of the sort
there are a gorillion mosins and mausers here and across the neighbourhood, so there just might be somehing to be gained there
the only place I've been allowed to shot FA was in Serbia, Proof House Kragujevac, a place within Zastava Arms factory and it was the most fun I ever had with a firearm
thanks again for the info, I'll go to sleep now
>>77396140
this
if the economy is about to crash buy gold a bury it
>>77413831
No problem. If you want to make /k/ mad jelly show off crates of mosin being sold for potatoes. They cost close to 200 here now.
