Top 14 Reasons To Buy Silver

There is only 1/2 billion oz of silver available for the market at anyone time, we use 1 billion per year. When hyperinflation hits there will be Trillions of dollars chasing those 1/2 billion oz of silver. We could see silver shoot past gold ten fold over night. When the Anglo American silver price suppression scheme ends because the physical demand over runs the shorts silver can go up regardless if there is a hyperinflationary event, that was the example I was making. In hyperinflation industrial demand of silver will stagnate as the monetary demand skyrockets. One way or the other silver will have it's day.

Buy Silver and Buy it now on dips

Buy Silver , Silver is poorman's Gold .gold and silver has been outperforming stocks for a long time now - silver outperforming gold with 350% profit since 2002...Silver to become a rare earth metal , it is Extremely undervalued. Silver to become extinct by year 2020 according to geologists only 300 millions ounces left! Silver is consumable industry metal it is used up : 95% gold ever found is still around 75% of silver is a by-product of mining other metal only 25% is primary product of mining,In 1480 the price of one ounce of Silver was equal to one ounce of Gold, Low supply, high demand Price to skyrocket get your silver and stay long! What really matters about precious metals is that unlike paper money, they retain their purchasing power no matter what the prices may be at any given point in time. Whether $230.00 an once or $2300.00 an once Gold will purchase as much as always and more. Fiat currencies will always purchase less and less until you need a wheel-barrel load just to buy a loaf of bread. Don't believe me? Just check your history books. May God bless us all with wisdom and understanding.another thing, its an industrial metal used in clothes, mobile phones, deodorants, medication etc. It is running out and is in fact currently rarer than gold. The price is suppressed by the FED also, but that won't last forever when demand far outweighs production



In the 80's stock market crash, silver hit $350 an ounce (inflation adjusted).

The "elite" is fooling us to buy stocks that doesn't even outperform inflation, and that only looks good because of inflation. They don't want us to own things that are out of the reach of their dollar - in fact, they've been confiscating it before!

Crash JP Morgan Chase Buy Silver! Max Keiser & Stacy Herbert

Having a bit of fun while divesting out of paper currency! See "real" money vs. paper money. Taking action to hedge my bets and by helping participate in the campaign: "Crash JP Morgan Chase, Buy Silver" through taking physical delivery. Join in the fun anyway you can, and feel the power!



Sweet !I know everytime i get a delivery my heart gets all aflutter and i feel like Ralphie opening his red rider air rifle. lol. I dont know where you live, but i have another means to pocket some silver, and get this... ITS FREE. Go to all the banks in your area and ask for 1/2 dollars. Prior to 1970, they were silver. You can buy them for FACE VALUE, Pull out the silver, then just cash out the rest. I have been doing it for years. Real life treasure hunting. Keep stacking America!!

Silver Star Wars Kid Fights JP Morgan - Crash JP Morgan, Buy Silver

Silver Star Wars Kid Fights JP Morgan - Crash JP Morgan, Buy Silver

Bob Chapman on Discount Gold and Silver Trading Nov 17 2010

Bob Chapman wrote in the International forcaster of November 17 2010: ....
There is no doubt higher oil prices are going to increase costs for all sectors of the economy and negatively affect earnings. If that is going to be the case growth for the current year has to be negatively affected. That means higher unemployment already having been experienced in excess of 22% for months. Do not forget a few years ago that sales were double what they are today and unemployment was more or less half of what it is today. Thus, we enter this new economic region about 50% worse off than we were three years ago. Official inflation is slightly lower today, but real inflation is considerably higher at 6-1/2% to 7%. Capacity utilization is 10% lower as is consumer confidence. These facts certainly do not instill confidence in the present and in the future. As this round of QE2 gets underway we are certainly starting from a much lower base.....