Let’s get this straight once and for all. Are stackers also investors or are they mutually exclusive activities that cannot overlap?

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    Stacking and investing are mutually exclusive right stacking is not investing full stop that’s what you might hear if you’re new to buying precious metals it’s confusing and frustrating without a clear understandable definition of those two activities so we’re going to set the record straight right here this is going

    To be a reference video that we can point to again and again in the future whenever these terms are discussed let’s get into it whether someone who Stacks gold can also be considered an investor depends on their motivation and long-term goals here’s a breakdown of the nuances stacker primarily focused on

    Preserving wealth and protecting against inflation aims to accumulate physical gold over time often in the form of bars or coins not actively seeking profit or high Returns on their purchase views gold as a store of value rather than a growth asset now let’s define an investor generally seeks to grow their

    Wealth over time through various assets including gold actively analyzes and researches investment opportunities including potential risks and rewards use gold as a potential asset class for diversification and potential appreciation May employ different investment strategies with gold such as speculating on price fluctuations or purchasing for long-term growth overlap and Nuance in some cases

    There can be an overlap between a stacker and an investor someone who Stacks gold to hedge against inflation might also see it as an opportunity for potential long-term value appreciation even if it’s not their primary goal the key distinction lies in the active versus passive approach and the focus on

    Either wealth preservation or potential growth some people may not see it this way that there are no nuances that this is black and white they may resist the idea of associating investing with stacking because what often happens is firsttime gold or silver buyers think they’re going to turn a quick profit

    Which rarely happens and so they get shaken out and give up on stack my argument is they were never interested in stacking to begin with they were never even interested in investing those people are neither stackers nor investors they are Traders they trade moving in and out of assets

    Frequently dreaming of Rapid gains with that in mind let’s exclude Traders from this discussion I think it helps to stay focused on the distinction between stackers and long-term investors concl conclusion yes someone who Stacks gold can also be considered an investor depending on their individual motivations and long-term

    Goals if the primary focus is preserving wealth and protecting against inflation they lean more towards being a stacker if they also consider the potential for gold to appreciate in value and incorporate it into their broader investment strategy they exhibit characteristics of an investor ultimately the term stacker and investor

    Are not mutually exclusive and some individuals might fall somewhere in between with mixed motivations for holding physical gold and silver let us know how you feel and be sure to hit that like button if you found any of this useful I would be so grateful because it truly does help the

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    1. I concur that stackers and investors are not mutually exclusive! I for one is a great example of. Ex: I stacked some gold since it was $300-320 and gradually added through the years. Now gold is ~2050… which is about 6x in gain. Is that not an investment gain? Ofc it is. And I’m sure there are plenty of other people with similar testimonies.

    2. I believe that buying gold and silver are long-term investments, for a period of at least 5 years. It’s just that not all buyers can withstand this period. Life can bring all sorts of surprises.

    3. if youre not doing both, youre doing it wrong. lol
      almost 40 years Ive been in this metals game now.
      Stacking and investing work very well together if you dont have the 'get rich quick' mindset.

      A case right off is because I buy and hold…I was able to buy rhodium under $1000/oz…and it skyrocketed up to about $26000/oz.
      When it was very high, I swapped it for a huge stack of silver that hadnt gone up and made out like a bandit.
      Playing metals off each other is another way to come out ahead, increase your wealth, while enjoying the stacking itself

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