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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dannic113, post: 1378190, member: 35203&quot;]Personally I think the boat has sailed on gold and platinum. Silver is the last affordable frontier in metal followed by copper and nickel as last ditch choices. Although the &quot;experts&quot; say by end of year (unless gov&#039;t does something drastic to turn things around) $2,000 ask on gold and $50-60 ask price on silver. Mostly due to lack of ground reserves to meet the demand seen in the past two years. So it looks like if the demand stays high, the available gold and silver in the market will soon becoming finite. So barring the U.S. or other central bank from dumping gold and silver into the market place (NOT likely as 85% of the cental banks are stock piling gold and silver right now) or another vein being found in the sea or Alaska or a mountain somewhere what is out there is going to have to do. One thing that worries me with palladium and rhodium they are mostly used in manufacturing and jewelry so unless something is done to help businesses we may not have such a great need for those metals. So bang for your buck is silver it&#039;s still cheap enough to get your hands on A LOT of it. Think of it like this would you rather have a ton or bricks (gold) or ton of feathers (silver)? because it will take more feathers to equal a ton.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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