Most People Own Too Little Silver—How Many Ounces Should You Have?

Most People Own Too Little Silver—How Many Ounces Should You Have?

If you’re wondering how many ounces of silver you should really be holding before it’s too late, this video breaks it down using a simple, practical framework instead of hype. We’ll explain why “the right number” depends on your goal—wealth protection, inflation defense, or crisis liquidity—and how to think in coverage, allocation, and risk control. You’ll also see the repeating historical pattern: when debt expands faster than real output, governments eventually choose debasement over default, and purchasing power gets quietly transferred from savers to the system. That’s where physical silver—an asset with monetary history and real-world industrial demand—can act as insurance. By the end, you’ll know how to build an ounce target that matches your budget, time horizon, and tolerance for volatility, plus what mistakes most beginners make when stacking silver. Watch until the end for a clear rule-of-thumb approach and a final warning about waiting for the “perfect time.”

Timelapse (14:12)
00:00 Hook: The “Silver Number” problem
01:05 The 4-stage financial pattern
03:00 Why ounces matter more than price
05:10 Coverage method (months-of-expenses)
07:20 Allocation method (portfolio insurance)
09:35 Physical vs paper silver (risk difference)
11:20 Common mistakes silver buyers make
13:10 Final warning + what to do next

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