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The world is waking up to silver investment
Element47
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Silver has been money for thousands of years but lately has been forgotten about.
Now the world is waking up to the fact that ALL fiat currencies around the world are getting devalued.
kingworldnews.com
Gold will do well next few years silver will do twice as well.
Now the world is waking up to the fact that ALL fiat currencies around the world are getting devalued.
kingworldnews.com
Gold will do well next few years silver will do twice as well.
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Silver has been money for thousands of years but lately has been forgotten about.
Now the world is waking up to the fact that ALL fiat currencies around the world are getting devalued.
kingworldnews.com
Gold will do well next few years silver will do twice as well.
can't help but..... agree.:DHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
There is only about $15 Billion worth of silver bullion in the world. This is not available for sale this is estimated total investor stocks.
This is not much compared to the amount of paper in the world.0 -
it has about a year left on it to run and when eventually gold does crash silver will crash harder, i would look to reduce exposure or reevaltuate informatioin once gold hits 15000
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it has about a year left on it to run and when eventually gold does crash silver will crash harder, i would look to reduce exposure or reevaltuate informatioin once gold hits 1500
can't help but...disagree:DHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
what makes you say that ??
its gotta correct at some stage, i think it will be about a year before that begins to happen
and as i have said before i dont think it will crash but more of a steadty decline,
good luck all0 -
Blinko today.and as i have said before i dont think it will crash but more of a steadty decline,
Blinko yesterday.it has about a year left on it to run and when eventually gold does crash silver will crash harder
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what makes you say that ??
its gotta correct at some stage, i think it will be about a year before that begins to happen
and as i have said before i dont think it will crash but more of a steadty decline,
good luck all
If you study history then yes you are right that it has to correct at some stage. The correct price is about 1000oz is worth an average house.
1000oz of silver can be bought for under 30 grand today.
Or look at the historical norm for how much silver is 1 months wages.
You will see that silver is unbelievably cheap to its normal historical correct price.
Also all through history silver has not been rare, now it is very very rare.0 -
Does this mean the shoe shine boys are piling in?0
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Does this mean the shoe shine boys are piling in?
no, just the smart money at the moment. how many people do you know personally invested in silver? I don't know any, by the time the shoe shine boys start getting in, silver will be many multiples of todays prices. Which are you, smart money or shoeshine?Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
Housebear51 wrote: »If you study history then yes you are right that it has to correct at some stage. The correct price is about 1000oz is worth an average house.
1000oz of silver can be bought for under 30 grand today.
The 'correct' price of silver - how do you measure that? The 1000oz you are referring to is the peak price of silver that hit in Jan 1980 which bought a house. That's not the correct price that's the peak.
So what I understand is this...house price averages will be probably down say for example they become £150k for an average house..then 1000oz should buy you that house. That puts silver at £150 peak. So expect it to average less than half of that. Correct price is just the price that someone is willing to pay for it. Currently that's around £20.
So put in your exit strategy before your own estimated peak. I'm still uncertain what that is as all the above is guesswork and opinon until the markets are known.0
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