The Most Outdated Silver and Gold Stacking Strategies
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- In my opinion this is the most outdated silver and gold stacking tips to avoid. The market has changed and your strategies should evolve with it. This is not the be all end all, but its a solid start to help you increase your best stack.
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I agree with you on all points. I'm American and I buy primarily fractional Australian and British gold. It just makes sense. Versatility is key. Stack a little bit of everything.
There you go!
Right,if all you can afford is fractional its better than inaction( personal experience).
Constitutional silver came down to 18x around me. Never went over 20x so I never stopped
If it’s what you prefer stack it to the ceiling!
I found some 10x junk in an antique shoppe and cleared them out
Excellent points. I also asked around and almost Noone knew what junk silver was. It's so easy to live in the echo chamber and loose sight of things. 👍
It sure is Sean
You know- that is a good point about 90% silver for SHTF...the coins do not say silver. It is a little sad that the public might not be smart enough to recognize the older coinage as silver but I guess that's just society now. Great video, thank you!
Thanks big guy!
I agree. VERY good point. I have wondered about this myself to be honest. Most people don't know any of this stuff I feel like.
That’s why you always keep an old red book with you!😉
dude these days theres people that would barter a damn pikachu over a 50 cent 90%.
@@ninjatvlv6101 You are not wrong.
My lcs sells Canadian coins at generic premiums when he gets to the end of selling a tray of them. He also was selling some scratched maple 🍁 and st helena in the generic bin. Visit your lcs often and have money to pull the trigger when he offers a sale.
Man that’s awesome!
I completely agree with everything you said. The only thing I have to add is Merry Christmas to you and yours! 🎄
Merry Christmas
Agree with what you stated here. Great video. Keep it up Clean!
Thanks Angel!
I agree and disagree on the junk silver..... most people could not tell you what a silver eagle or silver maple is....
HOWEVER, if a SHTF happens... society is pretty quick at figuring out and authenticating purity and weight of PMs
Venezuelan cambios have cheap efficient ways of authenticating PMs. BTW, the cambios in Caracas do not pay extra for an AGE
For SHTF, cheap silver and fractional gold are a good way to go
It's always good to be flexible when stacking. Things are changing rapidly. Totally agree about other options to consider. Merry Christmas sir
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Merry Christmas Sal!
Cmon pea brain...couldn't you give the proper info...(see my comment)
@@SilverBritches I just found your channel, And I quickly subbed! It's hard to find honest folks here on youtube that simply give good advice without trying to sell you something while they are at it. Thank you for the high quality videos, and merry christmas!
@@Justincase888 merry Christmas!
My problem with generic is when you set it next to maples or eagles (gold or silver), I always come to the same conclusion….I’ll pay the extra for the quality
I usually do too which my stack represents 😂
@@SilverBritches Why? When you go sell it, you will get hammered
Generic silver is fine. That’s mostly all I stacked when I was buying silver in 2015-2016. However, gold I don’t buy generic.
Neither do I and I won’t compromise.
Well said, keep grinding on your stack!
Them eagles are legit bro.
@@SilverBritches 🦅🦅🦅😏
Great insights, thank you so much!
My pleasure Andy!
The problem i see with generic vs sovereign silver.. is that if you shop around.. you can find a sovereign coin very closely priced to the cheapest rounds. Case in point..philharmonics are 'rounds' priced at several sites at the moment.. or very, very close
That’s true at this very moment but as soon as 2023 sovereign coins hit the market, generics should drop lower.
I am loving some of the deals on Brittania's. These are perhaps the most difficult to counterfeit and they look great!!
Awesome video
Calm presentation of your opinions without being condescending
Your newest subscriber 🙏🏻
Thanks KDM!
I kind of think the 1 good strategy is to buy the least expensive, that might be rounds, bars or coins at any given time.
For example here in the UK right now it's cheaper to buy silver Britannias than bars.
Here's some pricing I just pulled from one of the most well known dealers online here.
10 x 1oz Britannias = £283.56
10 x 1oz Silvertowne bars = £302.98
A 10oz SilverTowne bar = £295.46
The bars I listed are the cheapest they offer at those weights.
It's not until you start buying in half kilo weight bars that the price per ounce falls below that of the Britannia
You should absolutely stack Britannias instead.
@@SilverBritches Yeah I am, I have no idea why the premiums are so mad on low to mid weight generic silver over here right now, even pre-owned 1oz generic rounds are priced higher than new Britannias.
@@matthewhopkins666 it’s a no brainer in my opinion what you should be doing.
Dang son! Great video!!! Totally agree. You've got to pivot when market conditions change.
No doubt. Merry Christmas sir!
@@SilverBritches Merry Christmas to you too! ⛄🎅🎁🎄
Well said SB 👍
Merry Christmas 🎄 🎁 and Happy New Year 🎆🎊
Same to you bro!
Thanks for your opinion. Noted!
You’re welcome Troy!
agree with all of it. I can’t justify junk silver at these prices. And other countries bullion adds a bit variety to it all
Thanks Frank!
For me stacking silver is outdated, it's just playing around! Gold all the way!
😂😂😂 love it!
I love it… great input. As a new silver stack, your info broaden my thinking about gold and stacking.
I have to disagree with you on the sovereign mints. I believe People tend to purchase when they know it’s trustworthy and even pay a little extra for the name if it gives them security. I keep in mind the fact that emergencies happen, and I may need to get rid of some of the silver quickly and mints are the quickest way to get my money dollar back
All good Raul and about 95% of mine is sovereign bullion. In this very moment where premiums are high it’s difficult to justify paying that extra cost.
Good solid advice!
Thanks Michael!
Clean money preaching to the choir definitely agree got some nice sauce there my friend
Thanks Yachin!
I think all of that really boils down to high prices = bad and lower prices = good. I think it's a little more nuanced than that, but it does depend upon your goals, your strategy, and your level of discretionary currency that can be brought to bear. Strategy can overwhelm price, so it's not always cut & dry. Having said that, the permutations will continue to be debated, which is a great thing. This is where people can brainstorm and eventually develop the best strategy that works for them.
Well put!
Bringing down expense cost averages isn't easy.
Stacking a base of cheap generics gives a buffer.
If someone stacks 100 oz of cheap generics, and then pick up something with a higher premium, the cost average doesn't change much.
On the other hand, if the 1st 100 oz was high premiums and they pick up a "Spot deal" the cost average change is very little.
Keeping that number down is easier then fixing it later.
After 100oz everything gets easier.
All downhill after the first hundo
Yep! And that is just as true for gold as it is for silver. Stack fat and stack cheap.
Thank You Sir.
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I only buy 1oz gold maple. I’m from Canada tho if I was American I’d buy theirs. I don’t like silver at all but that’s just my preference. Also fractional gold with the spot premiums it’s going to possibly wipe out the next 3-5 years of profits because of how much premiums you’d pay to buy an ounce. If gold was at 1800 and I buy 1/10 coins you’d pay like 2500 per ounce and you may lose money if you don’t hold for 10+ years. I think gold will go up this year but maybe not still. If something bad happens people will buy Russian dollars or Chinese dollars or whatever country has good money. Just like all poor countries take usd. It’s not like if usd goes bad or the economy gets bad people will trade in gold. But the gold will save your value when you buy it. I think it’s a good preservation, not a good investment at all, and for sure not to be used as currency although it could. I buy 1/4 my income into gold just sits in storage for last 7 years but if I want to get rich it wouldn’t be from gold it’s just a safety thing. Ive sold gold for property a couple times and it makes me money per month, that’s what I consider an investment. Gold is great tho I am a fan of it.
I couldn’t agree more! Excellent comment!
Whats better to in vest in 5- 1 oz. ampex silver bars or 5-2022 silver american eagle dollars?
It depends on how long you plan to hold. Eagles are better but the premium is significantly higher. Tough call.
I don't like stacking half oz or larger gold. I just bought a 1 oz but it was a Valcambi divisible bar. I plan on breaking it down eventually.
I completely understand. My ways aren’t for everyone. We all have our own strategies and preferences.
I agree with most of what you said.
Thanks
Excellent Points.
Thanks!
One of the shops I called is only paying spot for ASE and less for everything else
I wouldn’t use that one. I wonder what he’s selling for?
great insight clean money. I love your audio. What microphone are you using?
It’s a Shure. I did some post processing to clean it up a bit.
@@SilverBritches man it sounds good.!
@@neophytestacker9471 thanks for the feedback. I was hoping someone noticed 😂
❤totally agree my friend
I live in New Zealand, so I'm not worried about SHTF.
But that's not gonna stop me buying slabbed Morgans and ASEs. However, US 'junk silver' is not an option with shipping and import duty.
I have my basic stack, and now I'm buying high-value items. All will be passed on.
Nothing wrong with that sir.
You're NOT worried about SHTF? You might be in a for a huge surprise...
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Well, I'm sure we are in for a rough ride but not all places will be hit equally. Some will feel less impact such as Russia, China, BRICS essentially and the nations that trade with them. The West's ill-advised sanctions against their own interests are continuing, yet they are also scrambling to allow certain US and European companies exemptions.
NZ does a LOT of business with China and that will continue.......................unless Taiwan is next on Americas hit-list, because we will get dragged into it.
Ukraine is similar to the Cuban Missile Crisis. If the US puts nukes in Ukraine, the flight time of a missile to Moscow is 5 to 7 minutes.
I don't expect any nukes to be aimed at NZ.
Ergo: no SHTF
Gold im very particular i mentally can only buy gov’t bullion… silver on the other hand i like to pickup whatever is cheapest.. merry christmas!
I’m the same with gold but I have to change it up with silver.
@@SilverBritches silver i used to be just gov’t minted coins…. Now im all about bars
@@longisland_stacker631 I’m starting to lean that way too.
The timing Bro. Great minds think alike!
Oh no did you already make one?
@@SilverBritches I released part one (filmed all 3 parts already) of this topic a few hours back ha ha. Too funny Man.🤣
@@constitutionalstacker5701 I filmed this yesterday 😂😂😂
@@SilverBritches It's all good Brother. I just think the timing is funny. It's bound to happen with the community that we're going to touch on the same thing at the same time. You have a huge audience so I'm glad the word is getting out to the newer stackers. I just think it's funny. Like I said, "great minds think alike". Merry Christmas Brother. 🎄👊
@@SilverBritches I figured you pre filmed it. It's just funny that we are on the same page. However, now I'm going to have to request you go watch and like it. Ha ha kidding kidding Man! 🤣
Solid advice
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Definitely agree with you to buy the cheapest Gold you can and if that means buying a foreign sovereign minted coin then do it. I would however never melt down any coin that has so many security features such as the Britannia. These could be invaluable in proving it legitimacy
I wouldn’t do it personally either but there’s people who refuse to buy certain coins because of who’s effigy is on it. That’s who I was referring to.
VERY good point on junk silver, though in Barter Town, real traders will know
I hope so!
Brotha, I just love the way you did this video! The way you say things... SMH! 100% Facts!
Thanks bro!
@@SilverBritches What are those notes you have under the coins?
I buy for liquidity, for tough times when identification is at a premium. Sovereign metals, especially American, are more easily identified (therefore harder to fake), and potentially more liquid in this country. Although, this hypothesis hasn't yet been fully tested in good times.
However, I do collect various non-sovereign 10 ounce silver bars, especially Engelhard and various others.
There are tax reporting requirements on foreign bullion , so while less expensive and affordable, it's not as private.
All in all, whatever allows one to sleep best at night is the best way to prosper. All good point made here brother.
If I’m not mistaken foreign bullion reporting changes daily. The only bullion not reported in America is eagles so we’re all kinda screwed 😂
@@SilverBritches
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Agree with eddie, I only stack sovereigns because of the security features (I’m up in Canada, so our maple leaf coins are good). In a SHTF scenario where you need to use PM for barter or commercial transactions, sovereign coins should have the edge. Not everyone will have a pocket pinger or a Sigma on hand to test a generic to determine authenticity of your (or others’) metals, so easy identification is crucial. My 2 cents.
@@stormforge68 I completely understand and about 95% of my stack is sovereign bullion and I’ll maintain that percentage.
I was thinking the same thing about non-labeled coins so I sold some gold francs and 40% silver for more buffalos.
Great Scott!
the video was very good. one thing i learned after 55 years of stacking is just buy a little every week! waiting for dips is a hard thing to time and who knows what will be the low or high price. right now silver is near lets say $24 a ounce do you buy or wait? if you wait and silver jumps to $50 a ounce you lose. timing is everything in stacking. also when buying 90% silver buy franklins, mercury dimes, walkers, standing liberty quarters and barbers. all these coins look different then the coins we use today and almost everyone can see they are different even stack some morgans and peace dollars as non stackers seem to like the big silver dollars.
You’re exactly right!
He is a very gifted TH-camr! He has been for years. 👍
Great points, Jim! Now that I’m an “expert stacker” with about 55 DAYS of experience 🤣🤣🤣, I absolutely agree. I started with silver rounds, then added sovereign silver coins and then….yeah, a wee bit of those Morgan and Peace coins. It feels like a good variety to me. I’ve avoided junk silver thus far as the premiums are too darn high. I’m NOT going to time the market swings……just keep accumulating for as long as it makes sense. Adding in some gold as well. Also - keep chickens ‘cause eggs make good barter! 🐓🐓🥚
@@joannc147 😂😂
@@joannc147 you just keep stacking and try local auctions for buying 90% silver. i buy alot of 90% at melt on local auctions. also try any local refineries. the one near me will sometime sell 90% just over melt. i still buy most of my 90% on ebay better prices then most online dealers.
I pretty much agree with everything you say in every video. Respectfully disagree with the 90% statement. If we ever get into a bartering economy, it won’t take long for the people to learn about constitutional Ag. It will be a very quick learning curve. Of course it’s fractional and not easily counterfeited. I think that’s exactly why the premiums have gone up- fear of paper money/CBDCs worthlessness. Farmers, gun salesman, laborers will take it. IMO everyone in the family needs $500 face value. If it never gets that bad, we’ll then you still have the silver. Good video Dawg.
Yes I totally understand sir, but I just can’t leave it up to that. I believe a solid mix is equally important but no matter what we’re ahead of the game.
You won’t be bartering with junk silver. Never going to happen.
@@thinkforyourself6391 I have already seen it happening. Local small brewery has 25 cent beers on wednesday evening for the first 20 customers. It's got to be paid with a 1964 or earlier quarter though.
And I have accepted quarters and half dollars as payment for some easy house maintenance work I have done.
@@drewmcclintock7034 that is fair and few. The mass majority will not be bartering with silver.
I have bullion coins from the US, Canada, Australia, Korea, China, UK, Rwanda, and South Africa. I'm a collector and a stacker.
I suffer from the same sickness 😂
I don't know the coin dealers are paying you more if you sell it to them. I get a premium on my eagles to Nevada coin selling it back to them. No one sell siliver or buys it at spot price no one.
I’m not saying anyone does. I used to get junk silver at spot on weekends before Covid hit.
I only stack 1oz gold coins. Got buffalo, centenario, AGE, Britannia. Future purchases are philharmonic, krugerrand, and maple. Beyond that I am not sure what I would stack.
I prefer coin’s myself.
Honestly- just curious.
Would you buy BU ASE’s right now at 32each?
Seems to be the lowest price I can find.
It feels like they’re coming down fast. The 2023 versions come out in a few weeks. I’d wait until February to be honest.
I would, if you love ASEs and your LSC is paying $3-$4 over spot when buying them back. Or, if you want ASEs to pass down to your kids and you believe spot will someday surpass the current premium price for Eagles, go for it.
Right now, yes. Look at any bullion sites are they are anywhere from 36-40$. I purchased 3 ASE's this week at 32$ each with a 100$ fake money bill I got as a tip from a job I did. Turned that fake 100$ bill into real money.
@@drewmcclintock7034
You’re kidding, I hope
@@tommystacker3286 Fake money. AKA Fiat US 100% bill. We call that fake because it's losing worth every day. Gold and silver are true money.
Unless you’re trying to flip then, simply DCA for the long run regardless of prices
There you go!
I just bought a roll of silver eagles for under $29 an oz today. First time I bought a roll of silver eagles in 2 or 3 yrs.
That’s a solid deal.
I like Mercury dimes.
Here in Texas, I've come across many people who know what constitutional junk silver is & none of them are willing to sell it.
Thanks John. Maybe where I’m at people are just ignorant.
Been buying silver since 2002 my favorite silver to date is pre 1965 coins, now I'm waiting for the $100.00 an ounce within the next two year's, I believe inflation and the bear market will be around for a while
That’s some solid experience right there!
I stack whatever I can get at a reasonable price.
Nothing wrong with that.
Junk silver used to be a good price and you got the fractional and the history as a bonus … but at today’s prices I would not buy it.
Just say no to junk.
@@SilverBritches 🤣🤣🤣
"Oh yeah, is that a cringe moment?" Knowing it damn well was! 🤣🤣
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Gold Buffalos and 10oz silver bars. I prefer the look of the cast bar.
The prive between a maple leaf and a generic round are similar. SD Bullion proves that same with every sovereign mint except US mint that’s just a rip off
Hopefully it drops in January.
I would avoid stacking generic silver buffalo rounds. These rounds are everywhere and they do not have appeal. I would diversify your generic rounds and go after Asahi, scottdale, sunshine, etc. Diversify your rounds.
Thanks Marcus
What about war nickels?
FFS
@@SilverBritches 😂
I’d save my money for 90% or higher silver. Seriously.
Clean Money Gold knowing premiums are high would you say we are in a bull market?
Absolutely
@@SilverBritches so I was doing research on how bars whether its silver or gold will do better than coins because the premium is lower. What is your thoughts?
@@jt9451 obviously premiums are lower on bars so they’re a better option. When it comes to gold you’ve got to buy them from reputable dealers only. There’s just so many fake gold bars out there.
@@SilverBritchesin this coin community I watch a lot of videos especially regarding the top 3 bullion dealers and more importantly your video resonated with me because you answered my questions in this bull economy or market. Thank you and happy holidays.
@@jt9451 same to you sir. For whatever it’s worth I stack silver bars, but not gold. I just prefer gold coins to be honest.
I like fractional gold.
Yup it’s my favorite lately.
@@SilverBritches I got my cost per ounce average down to $1137 per ounce on the year by taking advantage of my rewards points on my AMEX card. Only picked up 7 ounces though. All AGEs, 4 - 1/2 ounce and 5 - 1oz.
Smart ☝🏼
Yeah, always good to have!
@@thinkforyourself6391been thinking about gettin that card myself, is there an app that goes with it so I can do everything on my phone?
Constitutional doesn't say silver on it I never thought about that
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Hot take, but I actually hate gold eagles. I think they are kinda ugly, plus I'm a big 24k guy. In the case of a shtf moment you can't convince someone off the street your 22k gold actually has a full Troy ounce in it. Just my opinion
Plus the new Britannias are very pretty and have a lower premium
Best gold coin on the market in my opinion.
I totally agree with you. I prefer the 9999 gold. I buy the 9167 british sovereigns because i like the history and design of the coin. Any 9999 coin is far more impressive than an eagle. Especially Britannias and Kangaroos.
@@rustyshackleford2719 Perth gold has a glow about it that’s mesmerizing!
@@rustyshackleford2719 I also love the newer maple leaves
@@SilverBritches It absolutely has a unique finish that is much more entrancing.
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Okay second!
I think you got third.
@@SilverBritches 😅
The majority of people don’t know what silver is. By that logic, just stack gold.
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Every video i watch on here just confirms silver is a collectors market
Please explain 😂😂
@@SilverBritches 1 fact is that is you take 5 different types of silver bullion to a dealer you will get a different price for each one.
@@SilverWingnut not always the case. When we’re in a bear market the prices and premiums are totally different. It’s night and day.
@@SilverBritches How does that counter my collectibles statement?
@@SilverWingnut because you claimed silver is a collector market. I disagree because not all silver is bought and sold as collectibles.
1st, maybe.
Close
No one cares.
People just hack chips off the coin when times are tough, it won't matter what size the coin is.
That’s a solid point!
@@SilverBritches
People are doing this now in Lebanon and probably in many other places around the world.
It’s true. People don’t understand how fortunate we really are. That can change in a instant too.
I disagree with buying all nations bullion... I personally think sticking to your region is beneficial and going around the globe provides no marginal benefit with current prices/premiums. example: You can lower your 1oz bullion premium by buying maple leafs but typically NOT lower it further by buying kangaroos etc... There will always be more demand for maples in north America vs random other nations. Same goes for Mexican 50 pesos 1.2oz bullion coins.
No worries but as someone who has sold and bought a good amount I can vouch for what I stated. Either way if I don’t plan on selling in ten years does it matter?
@@SilverBritches maybe we are talking past one another. What is the marginal benefit of buying a kangaroo over a maple when they have the same retail price? For a person who lives in North America?
@@QuadTap I didn’t realize they were the same price. As far as I’m concerned silver kangaroos are cheaper than maples but have worse quality than maples. Gold on the other hand are very comparable and in my experience they usually get the same buy back price here locally. That buyback price will vary depending on your local market versus major retailers. Either way we’re talking small change here. Now the difference in eagles versus all other bullion is where the big difference lies.
@@QuadTap In the future, Kangaroos have the potential to fetch a collector's premium due to the changing design that Maples will never have. I'm American and I strongly prefer the Kangaroo over the Maple as it's a higher quality(Perth is way better at quality control than RCM) more interesting and more beautiful coin. It certainly doesn't make sense for Americans to have too many 1 oz Maples due to reporting requirements. The Kangaroo doesn't have this problem. I don't exclusively stack Kangaroos but it's my favorite. I have Britannias too. In fact Britannia is far superior to the maple for Americans too. No reporting requirements and even more difficult to counterfeit. I also have some Maples in case I needed to move to Canada for some reason. It's always hilarious hearing American stackers say how all they buy is Eagles. What happens if SHTF and you need to leave the USA with your gold . If you have only stacked 22kt eagles then you are going to be taxed in many places for its lack of purity. That goes without mentioning that Eagles aren't that desirable outside of the US. But since I live here, I should own some and will start buying them but it'll never be anything over 10-15% of my stack. The message this video sends about flexibility is totally correct.
@@rustyshackleford2719 to each his own.. good luck have fun
Goldbacks
They’re good looking but could be a solid barter currency.
I just can't buy generic...😭 😄
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your audio is too low
I’ll try to do better
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Got it
🎶"The lawman came with the sun. There was a job to be done."🎶
I disagree about the constitutional stuff in a SHTF scenario, the part of the population that doesn't have education basic facts like what to barter with are gonna be the first to go. Your point is irrelevant
I disagree. Then again this is all hypothetical.
Junk silver is probably some of the worst you can buy.
you get better sell prices with a sovereign product like AGEs if youre an American. Your advice is a little outdated on that point. Fractionals are an awful choice also, you will never regain the premium you pay over them vs the premium onounce pieces. This is a horrible video honestly.
Can’t win them all. Fractional’s are not a awful choice either. Your mindset is based off trading gold short term which is dumb to say the least. You buy gold to maintain wealth not increase it.
Mexican 2 y medio pesos are the best for me that i can go back and forth to mexico. More cheaper overthere.
Border Bullion, I like it!
Take the time to shop for bargains and stack every month. Dollar cost average your stack. Silver is silver so don't be picky.
Thanks Tgurl Amber!
@@SilverBritches any time I can learn you guys a thing or two. Lol 😉
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE WANTS TO REPEAL SALES TAX ON COINS BASED ON INVESTMENT RULES
As they should!
We're not in a bear market right now? Em....
For precious metals absolutely not.
Buying silver to gold is a burn right now
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