Silver Investing... 5 ways to pocket a "double" as industry pushes
demand to new highs
During the bear market of March 2000 to October 2002, stocks took
their biggest plunge since the Great Depression. The Nasdaq lost
nearly three-quarters of its value.
Gold's done pretty well since 2001. It gained 143% in six short years.
But it still doesn't hold its shine against silver.
The "white" metal has jumped an outstanding 169% in the same time. If
you haven't considered silver investing, consider that it's beaten
Nestle, Exxon, Walgreen's and even Microsoft - combined.
And our analysis shows this is just the start of what could be the
most profitable metals run since 1980...
The reason is simple: The supply of silver is running out fast. Above-
ground supplies have reached new lows every year for the past 17
years. In all, there are about only 200 million ounces of above-ground
silver available. Newly mined silver, and even silver recovered from
scrap, just can't keep up with the market demand.
China announced two years ago that its supply of silver is depleted.
And that means it will import to meet that demand. When a country that
big imports anything, its ripple effect can hit like a tsunami.
The chasm between silver's supply and demand is likely to drive up the
price even higher in the coming months.
2 Reasons to Consider Silver Investing in Today's Market
In additon supply and demand, silver has two more strong drivers of
price appreciation:
1. Silver thrives amidst world chaos. When silver exploded from $11.11
to $20.66 per ounce in 1980, oil prices were skyrocketing, U.S. racked
up an extraordinary debt, and Washington D.C. was clouded with
political uncertainty. And let's not forget that precious metals
gained value during the Great Depression.
2. Rock beats paper currency. As always, commodities are hedges
against rising inflation and the dollar's decline. And both are
happening now. So by holding onto silver, you're doubling up on its
benefits.
How to Invest in Silver Today!!
Powerful Investment Leverage
Experienced investors know that the potential results of their
investments can be amplified by using leverage. For example, if you
were to invest only 20 percent of the full value of the metal and
finance the remainder, the results of a price change relative to your
investment is multiplied five times the equivalent of an all-cash
purchase.
Currently, the Treasure Coast Bullion Group Account allows you to put
down as little as 20 percent of your purchase, giving you five-to-one
investment leverage.
If you wish to take a more conservative stance, you can increase your
cash investment, thereby reducing the investment leverage.
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Andrew Wilshire
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