The Gold to Silver ratio is pretty simple. It’s how much of one metal is there in comparison to the other. Historically, there’s been about 9 to 10 times as much silver mined as gold, so the Gold to Silver ratio should be about 1:10.
But the financial and other worlds are involved in the equation and the average ratio has been somewhere in the region of 1:15 for the last couple of hundred years. … Continue reading...
Miles Franklin has been in the precious metals business for nearly 30 years without a single complaint, according to the Better Business Bureau. The company also happens to reside in the only state in the U.S. that regulates precious metal dealers.
In 2008 and 2011, silver became almost unavailable for investors. And now, according to its analyst Andy Hoffman in this recent interview with Future Money Trends, he believes in 2016 it is likely “we … Continue reading...
Most people think that currency and money are the same thing. They’re not. This video from Mike Maloney will educate you on how currency differs from money. I too thought that money and currency were interchangeable terms for the same thing.
All currencies used around the world today are fiat currencies:
Fiat money has been defined variously as: Any money declared by a government to be legal tender. State-issued money which is neither convertible by … Continue reading...
Which Would You Choose – A Bar of Chocolate Or A Bar of Silver? – that’s the question Mark Dice posed to members of the public in America.
Watch the choices people make when given the choice of a Hershey’s Bar straight from the fridge or a slightly grubby 10oz bar of silver.
The video shows the utter ignorance the general public have of the value of precious metals. One participant says “I don’t have … Continue reading...
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