Few central banks hold any silver there is only the US India and Mexico , it is because the central banks do not consider silver monetary asset since silver exited the world financial system years ago says the silver guru David Morgan , he doubts that there is a trends for the central banks to start buying and hoarding silver ...silver demand for water purification is going to continue to increase even in the worse depression you can imagine and also for food processing and conservation says David Morgan , there will be also a huge demand for silver from the energy sector in the form of solar panels and this no matter how bad the recession will be
MAKE SURE YOU GET PHYSICAL SILVER IN YOUR OWN POSSESSION. Don't Buy SLV, or Futures or Pooled Accounts or any other BS paper silver product .Remember anything on paper is worth the paper it is written on. Go Long Stay long the bull market have even started yet
Monday, October 3, 2011
Bob Chapman - Soros possible behind the Occupy Wall street Movement
Bob Chapman - James Corbett - October 3, 2011
Bob Chapman : If Soros is behind the Occupy Wall Street movement , he made a terrible mistake , he actually makes plenty of mistakes , he was convicted of rigging the stock market both in France and Hungary which nobody talks about it , this guy is a convicted fellon , it does not matter if he is a billionaire or not , in rance he appealed and they said no you are guiltyPhysical Gold demand increases in China & Asia with every pullback in the prices
The Recent pull back in gold is a reaction of the severity of the global financial situation says Albert Cheng, Managing Director, Far East, World Gold Council, , everybody was looking for liquidity , on the longer term the fundamental is still looking very good , the long term trend has not been changed , we see physical demand for Gold in Asia increasing whenever there is this kind of pullbacks he added , China is a key driver in global demand for gold and jewelry , Demand for Physical Gold increases in China and Asia with every pullback in the prices
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