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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;KevinSnowball, post: 929045, member: 26237&quot;]It does both. The value of silver in terms of Dollars (Federal Reserve Notes) increase as the number of dollars in circulation increases. However, the market can also put pressure on it as it is in higher demand. An example of this is the Tulip bubble in France in the 1400&#039;s or 1500&#039;s. They were a sign of Royalty and eventually an economic bubble occured from it as the demand grew so outragous. This same pressure is going to happen with silver as industrial demand puts the pressure on it. That is why the biggest profits will come from silver, not gold.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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