Leister

I'm saying that if you do go to the local store, learn this stuff, it's not the same risk as crypto, but you have to manage your expectations of profit.

It's not the same quick profit at all.

You have to be realistic about how much you're going to make in the short term.

You have to understand the differences in types, you know, the rounds, coins, bars, kilos, you know, you have to understand what matters where you have to understand how you would sell it.

That's why I say go to a local shop.

You have to understand condition.

You might have to understand assay or gold.

You might want to understand the different minting shops and which ones to avoid.

Like avoid, like I'll say jam bullion.

They have their own minting of things, but it may not be as appealing as Pamp Suisse as an example, because Pamp Suisse is a dedicated mint, not partnered with a shop that might be in competition with other shops you follow.

So you need to learn that if you want to get in this, you need to learn this.

And it's a completely different science, critical that you understand it.

Lastly, most critically,

you're in the crypto world and you watch DaVinci Jeremy, you may have seen him start talking about silver lockstep with Bitcoin.

Now this is the guy who's the Bitcoin so-called maxi as the kids say, but all of a sudden he's talking silver connect the dots.

If he, if, if he can understand that, you know what, geez, I thought Bitcoin was going to take over the world, but,

wow, this silver has got me jacked up.

You have to understand this is not a, I don't think this run is going to be sustained like peace and valleys is what I expect.

But at the same time, I'm telling you from my lens, silver is grossly underpriced and has been for years.

And anybody who was stacking prior to this in anticipation of what we expected,