We see silver as well being worthwhile as an investment for the same reasons as gold, it is a precious metal and cannot be created, it is readily exchanged, and it, too, is a store of value having an additional advantage that it has industrial uses, much more so than gold. So it has some advantages as a commodity, but it does not have the cache of gold, in being a form of money, that is why it is called, "The poor man's gold." That does not mean it cannot be a lucrative investment, but again the key is at what price does one buy in and at what price does one sell? Investment in anything, including precious metals, can be tricky and, if emotion-based, subject to errors and poor timing. So we advise everyone to look before they leap and consider all the pros and cons, but we can tell you that sitting in the stock market will not serve the vast majority of investors because the interlopers are wanting to gut your net worth, and this they will do by devaluing the fiat currencies, especially the dollar, across the board.
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