Two questions, please: Why is everyone talking about silver (and not gold) - and should I get into silver big, or is there no point since it's being manipulated as you say?
Silver is underpriced relative to gold. If we go to buying and selling with metals, silver is better for buying and selling less expensive items. For example, a silver dime is worth about the same as a loaf of bread. Gold is better for more expensive items, such as cattle, autos, or property.
The manipulation is a good thing for those of us buying silver, as it keeps the price lower than it ought to be. That means we can buy more.
If you have $1,000 to spend, you can get a lot of silver, but not even an ounce of gold.
If you agree gold is money, then you agree that the globalist bankers have the most financial might, as they have most of the gold in their vaults in Europe.
Same way that, if you agree bitcoins are money, then you agree China has the most financial might, as they make the miners and can run the miners with slave labour and have been doing so all along.
Silver is scarce enough to be money, and the bulk of it isn’t controlled by a single party so no one has an overwhelming historical advantage once it is recognized as money.
Two questions, please: Why is everyone talking about silver (and not gold) - and should I get into silver big, or is there no point since it's being manipulated as you say?
Silver is underpriced relative to gold. If we go to buying and selling with metals, silver is better for buying and selling less expensive items. For example, a silver dime is worth about the same as a loaf of bread. Gold is better for more expensive items, such as cattle, autos, or property.
The manipulation is a good thing for those of us buying silver, as it keeps the price lower than it ought to be. That means we can buy more.
If you have $1,000 to spend, you can get a lot of silver, but not even an ounce of gold.
Interesting, thanks!
If you agree gold is money, then you agree that the globalist bankers have the most financial might, as they have most of the gold in their vaults in Europe.
Same way that, if you agree bitcoins are money, then you agree China has the most financial might, as they make the miners and can run the miners with slave labour and have been doing so all along.
Silver is scarce enough to be money, and the bulk of it isn’t controlled by a single party so no one has an overwhelming historical advantage once it is recognized as money.