beardo
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Awhh,,,I just watched a comercial for "Gold Line",,,or some shit advertizing "Silver",,,...Ughh...Invest in good Bud's
Silver! Who Is On This Train?
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beardo
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Oh...your chart is 5 years old.
How much is it worth now?
I wonder how much it will be worth 5 years from now?
exactly, when today you could be actually enjoying it.
Harrekin
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Won't silver return to 08-09 levels when investors realise that it's safe again to invest in the stock markets?
I think getting in now means buying high and eventually selling low again... Just like the housing market... A few years ago they said houses would only go up too
I think getting in now means buying high and eventually selling low again... Just like the housing market... A few years ago they said houses would only go up too
PeachOibleBoiblePeach#1
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If the Investors,,,wanna invest that mean's more shit is going to be produced,,,and increse the need for raw meterial's,,,...There could be a big sell off and price's will drop,,,But long term especially in a global economy,,,where there is great demand they will have a tough time keeping up IMO,,,But I collect not invest for quick profit's.
The only downfall i can see in silver if the bank's do not profit enough,,,I did not say Lose money,,,I'm sure in every banker's private vault is a huge stach of gold and silver. If you can't afford the loss don't play with any investment,,,collect you cant go wrong
The only downfall i can see in silver if the bank's do not profit enough,,,I did not say Lose money,,,I'm sure in every banker's private vault is a huge stach of gold and silver. If you can't afford the loss don't play with any investment,,,collect you cant go wrong
Harrekin
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Just outta interest...what industry uses large amounts of silver? Its lower conductive version of gold, hence why gold is worth like 4 times more.If the Investors,,,wanna invest that mean's more shit is going to be produced,,,and increse the need for raw meterial's,,,...There could be a big sell off and price's will drop,,,But long term especially in a global economy,,,where there is great demand they will have a tough time keeping up IMO,,,But I collect not invest for quick profit's.
The only downfall i can see in silver if the bank's do not profit enough,,,I did not say Lose money,,,I'm sure in every banker's private vault is a huge stach of gold and silver. If you can't afford the loss don't play with any investment,,,collect you cant go wrong
Silver was great if you bought cheap and now want to sell, but it will drop because it's not very useful except for wearing now
beardo
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If you meen wearing- as wearing it as a part of your clothing then you are right, that's one of it's uses- they are putting it in clothing to stop bacteria growth and infections. You should buy some socks with silver in them, they will combat athleets foot.Just outta interest...what industry uses large amounts of silver? Its lower conductive version of gold, hence why gold is worth like 4 times more.
Silver was great if you bought cheap and now want to sell, but it will drop because it's not very useful except for wearing now
Your facts are all wrong. Silver is the MOST conductive metal known to mankind. Silver is the MOST useful metal known to mankind. Without silver you can say goodbye to all electronics, all electricity, jets, cars, trains etc etc etc. Silver is absolutely VITAL for more than 10,000 different products to exist. Currently silver is mined at a rate of 800 million ounces per year and is used at a rate of 1.2 Billion ounces per year. The only substitutes for silver are gold, platinum, palladium and rhodium , which are all multiples of times more expensive than silver. Gold is more expensive than silver because it is 15 times more rare, 90% of all gold is used as jewelry, only 20% of silver mined is used for Jewelry. 60% of all silver mined is used for industry. 2% of mined gold is used in industry. Gold currently is $1800 per ounce and silver is $35, which means that gold is not 4 times more than silver but more like 51 times more expensive.Just outta interest...what industry uses large amounts of silver? Its lower conductive version of gold, hence why gold is worth like 4 times more.
Silver was great if you bought cheap and now want to sell, but it will drop because it's not very useful except for wearing now
Without silver the world is back to the stone age.
These are irrefutable FACTS.
nl3004.kind
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lol... now, THAT is funny...
No, this is from my own research. My Bullion dealers do not make sales pitches.is this what the seller told you?
now i understand it all.
http://www.silverinstitute.org/
Dirty Harry
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You are correct. Gold metal is the most efficient electrical conductor. That is why high end audio/video cables are gold plated. But that makes them expensive. Silver is next in line but copper was chosen as effective and less costly.
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PeachOibleBoiblePeach#1
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What do you use the nitrate's for
and does it work
and does it workNo, sorry it isn't. Silver does not corrode or oxidize either, it tarnishes in the presence of sulfur.
the most conductive metals known to man are silver, copper, gold, in that order. its not up for debate, its a fucking scientific fact that is verifiable .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Group_11_element
Select quotes from the article for those of you who won't read anything longer than a sound bite.
Stop arguing against the facts folks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_resistivity_and_conductivity
un named
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i know a few people that are collecting silver including my dad since he has bought silver it has doubled it price over i think 2 years not to sure. but its expected to go to atleast 1500 a ounce in time of course. i did think gold was a better conductent but it seems thats not the case, nodrama knows his shit nice work. how long have you been collecting it for?