Think he knows what he is saying? Off course he does.

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This is not rocket science. Its basic demand and supply economics. The higher the demand of silver and gold the more the price and value of these commodities will increase, and it will because the US dollar is losing its value as the FEDs keep printing more paper dollars and interest rates are increasing and when this happens people (all over the world) starts rushing in to get their hands on real money Gold and Silver by simply exchanging dollar for commodities which will make the supply reduce and hence a sharp increment in the prices.

Silver and Gold retains their value for years

Silver (and gold) have been an asset and a stable store of wealth for many millennia. because they cannot be instantly manufactured on a printing press like paper dollars. Name some items of true wealth you possess. Cash in the bank? What happens if your bank goes bankrupt, locks the doors and seizes all of your savings?

What happens if all depositors want to withdraw their savings at the same time, like during the Great Depression, when about 1200 banks were forced to close? You get nothing. If you had silver (or gold) in your possession, it was tangible wealth and not empty paper promises.

How quickly can you pawn your jewelry or you sell your car? Unless you are driving a Ferrari, it is a rapidly depreciating item. And even a Ferrari becomes a poor store of wealth when you must pay $25,000 for an engine rebuild.
So why is tangible wealth so important?

Various entities worldwide are printing away your wealth through inflation. Any increases in the money supply helps to fool the masses into believing they are living in a time of economic stability, to pay for hurricane damage rebuilding, and invasions and occupations.
The last official M3 reports showed that 18% more dollars were being printed yearly by the Federal Reserve (which is neither ‘Federal’ nor has any ‘reserves’). And why have they stopped publishing M3 data?
So, if you had a 1 oz. silver bar, one year from now would that bar contain 18% less silver? Wouldn’t you rather fight monetary inflation and have tangible silver that cannot be devalued?

So Why Physical Silver?

The advantage of possessing physical silver (and gold, palladium, platinum) are many. In a few words, it is private, portable, liquid, secure, and if you buy collectibles, beautiful and historical. So how did I discover these benefits?

After the ‘dot com’ bubble burst, tech stocks were nearly worthless and I was afraid of the real estate bubble popping. So when my friend told me about buying physical silver for what it cost to mine from the ground, I recalled the days of gold prices increasing from $35 per oz. in 1971 — to $820 per oz. in 1980. He then told me that silver had been in a 20 year bear market and that it would probably exceed the inflationary adjusted 1980 prices in the next few years.

When I heard, “Diminished supply and increased demand never fail to increase the value of something,” and “Warren Buffet of Birkshire Hathaway bought a large amount of silver in 1997,” I had to learn more.
History tells us that since the Roman Empire every currency has been inflated into non-existence, or a valuation of zero. All current world currencies will suffer the same fate eventually, so what to do with rapidly depreciating dollars? They say the smart money is going into gold, and the REALLY smart money is going into silver.

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