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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tom Maringer, post: 194450, member: 7033&quot;]I tend to think that because of this unusual gold-silver ratio that either silver is undervalued or gold is overvalued. In either case, I put the lion&#039;s share of my investment in silver and base metals. I do not count the base metals like copper and nickel out. For an investment of... say... $650 you can lay in one ounce of Gold, or one and a half pounds of Indium, or four pounds of Silver, or thirty five pounds of Nickel, or two hundred pounds of Copper.&nbsp; Gold is easier to carry... if you have to go on a trip for instance and want to have some fall-back money in case the world falls to pieces while you&#039;re away. Gold is also much easier to steal. Copper, in (for instance) the form of bags of wheat cents, can be stored quite easily in boxes in a cupboard or under a bench, and generally does not require the expensive security precautions that gold does.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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