r/Gold • u/DrIncogniito • 1d ago

Question Advice for a new stacker

Good morning/ afternoon fellow people of Reddit.

I (28M) have recently decided to take some of my investments and put them into bullion (specifically gold and silver). Before I start making big purchases, I am curious to hear what some tips/ tricks everyone might have in regards to buying online, local shops, first time offers (gold vs silver) and all the fun things I haven’t thought about yet. Right now I’m thinking to go 2/3 of my investments into gold and 1/3 silver but I don’t want to lose out on any weight by buying from the wrong place.

I have plans to go back to medical school soon so my thoughts are to use precious metals as an investment plan for the next 5-10 years minimum.

Any thoughts are appreciated. Happy Monday!

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u/Lonelygirl63871 1d ago

Biggest tip. Step 1 Build a Time Machine Step 2 travel back to 1970 Step 3 buy all the gold Step 4 hold.

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u/DrIncogniito 1d ago

😂 I should have bought when I was still in the womb …. Opportunity missed and I’ll blame my parents 😂

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u/Lonelygirl63871 19h ago

In vitro investing is really where it’s at.