Do you advise holding emergency cash?

[dandxg]

Quote from lrm21:

So your saying if I want to enjoy Armageddon have enough on hand to tip my whore and junkie well and don't tell any of the women I know.

Thats the best advice I've heard all day!

I would say have some set aside in case there is a bank holiday. Hide it well!

 

[Thermactor]

Quote from startraitor:

And carry one of these....

You keep thousands in cash and you guard it with a $150 military surplus gun in a weak caliber?

 

[KINGOFSHORTS]

I always keep a large cash position as a cushion during rocky periods when I take short positions.

But cash is king now as well, due to the big deflation.

 

[TraderZones]

Quote from Sam Mcgee:

That's a long list of things to keep that you hopefully would never need.

Do you grasp the concept of emergency supplies? Of course you hope not to need it. But how is it wise not to stock it????

What about just keeping a gun and if the worst case scenario actually happens, the gun will let you just take what you need from your neighbor.

And when your neighbor plans to do this to you? Maybe takes a few shots at your family. Great plan...

 

[startraitor]

Using deadly force is a serious proposition. In addition to all the moral conderations involved, includes surrendering your weapon and never seeing it again. As this an anonymous post I will disclose that it is a secondary sidearm. I keep a few nice sigs as well for concealing and big colt python for open carry.

I feel very comfortable with the stopping power of a 380 at close range, discharging federal hydra-shock, full metal jacket. Additionally the feg is extremely reliable. Cold war, James Bond knock off, but an easy piece.

Quote from Thermactor:

You keep thousands in cash and you guard it with a $150 military surplus gun in a weak caliber?

 

[sho-tim]

Hold these?

 

[shortie]

I am holding 0% in cash outside of a bank/institution 23 40.35%
I am holding 10% in cash outside of a bank/institution 13 22.81%
I am holding 25% in cash outside of a bank/institution 10 17.54%
I got more than 50% in cash right next to my 12 guage 11 19.30%

this is a joke, right? what is the definition of cash here, paper cash?

 

[stevegee58]

I'm pretty sure he meant physical greenbacks.

 

[Thermactor]

Quote from startraitor:

Using deadly force is a serious proposition. In addition to all the moral conderations involved, includes surrendering your weapon and never seeing it again. As this an anonymous post I will disclose that it is a secondary sidearm. I keep a few nice sigs as well for concealing and big colt python for open carry.

I feel very comfortable with the stopping power of a 380 at close range, discharging federal hydra-shock, full metal jacket. Additionally the feg is extremely reliable. Cold war, James Bond knock off, but an easy piece.

The most important thing is being able to shoot it well. Practice, practice, practice