Things look bad, but don't underestimate the tools in the Fed tool box. When Argentina had their currency crisis in the 90s, they defaulted on...
The government took the old silver coinage out of circulation and melted it. What they missed is sitting in collections or was largely melted in...
We don't see any evidence of it around here. Wall St is doing better than Main St. There are many new office and retail vacancies over the past...
The number comes from Ted Butler, a silver analyst, based on reported and estimated inventories around the world. Obviously, if the price of...
It's priced as if it were gold. Maybe it's a mistake.
It's a very nice visual effect.
Maybe the confusion is caused by the misguided belief that the economy is improving when, in fact, it is continuing to weaken.
The gold/silver ratio is to variable that it is essentially useless for investing purposes. The industrial demand for silver is basically in...
When you combine the question about "ever" and "2010" it becomes a bit confusing. I don't think there is much of a chance for those prices to...
This is basically true. Money isn't really being printed and circulated as many internet authors indicate is the case. The US government is...
I've seen some gold coins as small as half a gram. It would probably be better to buy a one ounce silver coin or bar rather than tiny gold coins.
Their prices are very high.
Bullion dealers make money on the spread between cost and sale price. They aren't necessarily trying to make money on the price rise. If gold...
I think this is incorrect. The tax on collectibles is 28%. It doesn't matter what tax bracket you are in. But check this with your tax preparer.
The cash for gold companies make money by paying a small fraction of bullion value for the metal they buy, and not because of rising gold prices....
Or you could take it to a coin dealer, let him look at it, and sell it if he is interested and buy or trade for something you like.
You saw it in the 80s and 90s. But you didn't see it during the 70s or the past 10 years when gold outpaced both inflation and the stock market....
Your calculations fail to take into account that the vast majority of people fail to match the averages in the stock market, that for much of that...
To be blunt, I think you are wasting you money and vastly overpaying for what you are buying.
I think that's the correct answer. Just because a bar is stamped .999 doesn't mean it is. And I recall there were problems with the purity of...
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