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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;10gary22, post: 1088687, member: 23626&quot;]The reason I feel that Silver may be driven slightly by the private ownership in China is that it&#039;s more affordable than gold and secondly, the wealth of a great number of Chinese has risen substantially over the past few years and their economy is doing better than ours. I expect that economy to rebound faster than ours by far and the standard of living would be greatly improved for many citizens. Add the notion that many poorer people have a great distrust of government and the banking industry initially, when families acquire the ability to purchase PMs in any amount, many will do so. That multiplied by the great number of people not only in </p><p>China, but India and the rest of the east as well, creates a substantial market. Even in &#039;68 when I was in Nam, I became aware of the distrust of currency and banks by the poorest people there. And nearly every one owned PM of some sort. A coin, ring, token, whatever. Asian people have a greater love and need for PM&#039;s than we do. IMHO[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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