My thoughts are it is cheap at twice the price. Silver is, according to historical values, 10 to 30 times undervalued (in buying power). The real market value is impossible to know because it is the most manipulated substance in the world; not just now, but for all of monetary history (that I have found evidence of). At the least, the evidence suggests it has been used to manipulate economies for thousands of years.

Eventually We The People will be creating a real economy with a real intermediary for barter (a real asset). What that asset will be is unknowable, but silver is the most obvious asset to use (which is why it is historically the most common standard asset as barter intermediary). Even if silver is not decided upon for that intermediary, it will still be valuable because it is unique in that it is the best conductor of both electricity and heat of any element on the periodic table. It also has lustre and can be polished (aka used for jewelry, etc.).

No matter what happens it is a very good long term investment. By long term, I mean it will get us through the apocalypse, no matter what form that takes, or how volatile that apocalypse ends up being (hopefully not too volatile).

What I can say for sure is, any transfer of a Federal Reserve Note (what people mistakenly call "money") to a real asset is the best way to protect your economic future.

My thoughts are it is cheap at twice the price. Silver is, according to historical values, 10 to 30 times undervalued (in buying power). The real market value is impossible to know because it is the most manipulated substance in the world; not just now, but for all of monetary history (that I have found evidence of). At the least, the evidence suggests it has been used to manipulate economies for thousands of years.

Eventually We The People will be creating a real economy with a real intermediary for barter (a real asset). What that asset will be is unknowable, but silver is the most obvious asset to use (which is why it is historically the most common standard asset as barter intermediary). Even if silver is not decided upon for that intermediary, it will still be valuable because it is unique in that it is the best conductor of both electricity and heat of any element on the periodic table. It also has lustre and can be polished (aka used for jewelry, etc.).

No matter what happens it is a very good long term investment. By long term, I mean it will get us through the apocalypse, no matter what form that takes, or how volatile that apocalypse ends up being (hopefully not too volatile).

What I can say for sure is, any transfer of a Federal Reserve Note (what people mistakenly call "money") to a real asset is the best way to protect your economic future.

My thoughts are it is cheap at twice the price. Silver is, according to historical values, 10 to 30 times undervalued. The real market value is impossible to know because it is the most manipulated substance in the world; not just now, but for all of monetary history (that I have found evidence of). At the least, the evidence suggests it has been used to manipulate economies for thousands of years.

Eventually We The People will be creating a real economy with a real intermediary for barter (a real asset). What that asset will be is unknowable, but silver is the most obvious asset to use (which is why it is historically the most common standard asset as barter intermediary). Even if silver is not decided upon for that intermediary, it will still be valuable because it is unique in that it is the best conductor of both electricity and heat of any element on the periodic table. It also has lustre and can be polished (aka used for jewelry, etc.).

No matter what happens it is a very good long term investment. By long term, I mean it will get us through the apocalypse, no matter what form that takes, or how volatile that apocalypse ends up being (hopefully not too volatile).

What I can say for sure is, any transfer of a Federal Reserve Note (what people mistakenly call "money") to a real asset is the best way to protect your economic future.