Silver | CMI Gold & Silver - Part 2
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Reasons to buy silver

As silver continues to touch new lows, bearish reports abound.  One called it the worst investment ever.  Really? The reasons to buy silver lie neither in the metal itself nor its many industrial and medical applications.  Silver should be bought because it — along with gold – has for millennia been proven to be safe

What to buy?

Recently a client wrote: “In 2004, I started buying gold and silver because of increasing US debt, thinking that inflation would come about and the dollar would suffer.  Now David Stockman (former Budget Director under Ronald Reagan) forecasts imminent doom for the stock and the bond markets.  And, I agree that it will most likely

Big names bullish on gold

Marc Faber, famed investment advisor, fund manager and publisher of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, noted in his October 2017 issue that the Fed’s announcement about implementing quantitative tightening has depressed precious metals and mining stocks.  He then added, “I shall use the current weakness to increase my position in physical precious metals.”

Seasonal graph says it’s time to buy silver

It is always difficult to know when to invest. However, the graph provides guidelines for silver investors. The graph is seasonal, based on thirty years’ silver prices. January’s first trading day close is adjusted to 100, and subsequent prices are adjusted accordingly. As can be seen, on the average, early January is the best time

Snow Falcon silver coins not good buys

A telemarketing firm recently began promoting 1-1/2 oz Snow Falcon silver coins, minted by the Royal Canadian Mint.  We advise our clients to stay away from any silver bullion coins larger than one ounce. Not only would 1-1/2 oz silver coins not be practical if the need ever came to use them as money, but

Premiums surge on physical metals

Recent collapsing stock prices did not result in significantly higher metals prices, primarily because investors fled stocks not just in the US but around the world. Following conventional thinking, investors plowed into dollars via short-term US treasuries, which made the dollar stronger versus other currencies.