Of course we aren't. Bubbles are characterized by widespread public participation and the use of leverage. The silver market has neither.
Of course, all of those things are illegal, and probably qualify as treason since the entities doing the influencing are non-US. And political...
It's just my opinion, but everyone should be very suspicious of the motives of any and all supranational organizations such as the G7. Freedom is...
As long as people keep in mind the distinction between nonintervention and isolationism, they at least have a chance to understand. But people...
War is bearish on money. Always has been. More importantly, it's just more old men sending young kids to die for their profit.
Exactly. People tend to look at the buy price, but not at the round trip net.
I don't know of any banks that process wire transfers for free.
Creative thought is certainly more than strings/wood/metal/skins or even language; and leads to great increases in wealth that is not dug, grown...
What about language, music, poetry, stories... They come from a dimension of mind with no physical counterpart, and once forgotten, go back to...
The downside is that trade between countries with widely different standards of living can severely hurt the PEOPLE in the more advanced country...
As everyone can see, it is more difficult to unlearn something that is wrong than to learn something new that is right.
The media has always been biased. I think the more recent development is that the general public buys the lie they tell that they are not.
No doubt about it; you are correct.
I agree. Why, some of these posts are right up there with the outrageous beliefs of a few quacks that some states might completely outlaw...
Trade does more than that. Items do not hold the same value for all people in all places. The person with water in the desert is wealthier than...
I would venture to say that trade [a transfer] increases the wealth of both parties engaged in it since they are transferring their surplus, which...
Well put!
It isn't semantics. If it looks like semantics, then I didn't do a good job of explaining it.
Not at all. You're completely wrong. Sometimes I buy something as an investment, and sometimes as a speculation. There is no right or wrong way...
If you decide to sell, I would sell locally rather than mail it away or use Ebay. It always helps to be on good terms with a local dealer.
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