Marc Faber : In Gold and Silver Terms the Dow Jones over the last ten years has already lost over more than 80% of its value

Marc Faber " ...In Gold and Silver Terms the Dow Jones over the last ten years has already lost over more than 80% of its value. and yesterday, my friend frank holmes was on cnbc, and i don't know remember if it was you or somebody else, but the two interviews were kind of ridiculing him, telling him that gold was a bubble and so forth. i just came now from a conference. there were over 200 people here in Singapore. i asked the audiences, fund managers, you would imagine that they are intelligent. i asked them who of you has personally more than 5% of their assets in gold. not one person lifted their hand. not one. if it were a bubble, a lot of people would have gold. the whole world would be trading gold 24 hours a day. but i don't think it's really a bubble. i think maybe gold is cheaper today than it was in 1999 when it was at $252. "

Which Silver ETFs are better ?

Why would you buy silver at this level? Silver is still a smoking deal even at 440 as says Robert Kiyodaki , Silver is real money , how long will people be conned in believing that paper money is something that has any value in it . Silver a form of exchange, we're seeing money managers looking at silver really as a form of money. it's more attractive at $40 an ounce than gold. if we move to something on the lines of a barter economy, using silver coins and using silver at the $40 an houns mark is a lot cheaper than buying gold.more hoarding in the silver story is driven primarily by the overall safe haven attributes of precious metals , we have seen more hoarding in silver recently than gold in fact the money that's accumulating is outstripping the annual production and more people are competing to acquire the bullion and kind of ignoring the fact that 40% of the production goes to industrial uses , since the '80s we've seen an average gold to silver ratio of about 63 times. that's fallen below 40 recently.

Gold jumps to a new record and Silver crosses $40/oz

Futures rise, following global markets higher. Gold jumps to a new record and silver crosses $40/ounce Jay Taylor, president of Taylor Hard Money Advisors says that all the signals now are that we are going to have an easy monetary policy from every corner of the earth and as long as we Quantitative Easings then we have a rally in Gold and Silver , The inflation is much higher than what policymakers claim in the U.S., and prices will continue to rise.savers are being punished it is a road to disaster the keynesian way of stimulating consumption without savings