James Anderson Managing Director at Goldsilver.com : whoever has physical silver in his hands will make the rules , silver below $50 an ounce is at sale , the 1980 high is a nominal high cause the dollars in 1980 are worth a lot more than the dollars in 2011 the money supply exploded since then , the true inflation adjusted all time high is $140 but if you use the more accurate statistics from John Williams it is close to $300 an ounce , having ounces is what matters the question is how many ounces you have in your possession , Silver is on Sale right now keep stacking anybody who have been stacking ounces will be setting pretty
Related ETFs : Ishares Silver ETF (SLV), SPDR GOld ETF (GLD) SPDR GOld ETF (GLD), Powershares DB SPDR Gold ETF (GLD), Newmont Mining (NEM), Barrick Gold (ABX), GoldCorp (GG)
Monday, May 16, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Bob Chapman : Market manipulation at its finest
Bob Chapman - Interview Kerry Lutz - 05-12-2011
Bob Chapman : people who are in the stock market should pay attention , The United States Government has been helping to keep the market to go down , the people who run wall street know that there will be a QE3 , the market is going down but Bob Chapman does not know when,Buying Silver and Buying Gold, silver bars or mint coins
Here are some secrets to buying silver and buying gold. You have some choices such as 1000 oz silver bars, 400 oz gold bars, 100 oz, 10 oz or 1 oz silver and gold bars and my favorite 1 oz mint coins.If you want 100 oz. Silver Bars, or bar bullion, (also in 10 oz Silver Bars) to preserve value, go with J.M.s (Johnson Matthey), Engelhard, Sunshine Minting, U.S. Assay, A-Mark, Silvertowne, and APMEX bars. These brands are good because they are well known and trusted and have a stamp of authenticity (and they stack well in safe!).Whatever form you decide on when investing in silver, make sure it’s a purity of .999 fine silver whether buying bullion from a bullion dealer, coin shop, or Ebay.
Bars are good because they have the narrowest bid/ask spread among bullion investments.
Bars are good because they have the narrowest bid/ask spread among bullion investments.
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