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  • WHY SILVER WILL OUTPERFORM GOLD 400% &
    HOW YOU CAN JOIN THE PARTY

    Over the course of the present bull market in silver and gold, probably another 10 years, silver should rise about four times as fast as gold.  That forecast arises from silver’s historic performance, especially during the 20th century, as well as its present fundamentals.  The best way to profit from that trend is to swap back and forth from silver to gold with the rise and fall in the gold/silver ratio.  That strategy will convert a sterile investment into one that pays dividends, and possibly double the ounces you own over the life of the bull market.
     

  • BIMETALLISM:  THE ONLY ENDURING STANDARD
    In the last eight months I have been forced to recognize a huge gap in my understanding.  I know that I am not alone, since over and over I read phrases like, “Gold is the money that has withstood the test of time” and “Gold has always been the only money,” and “Gold is the only money with intrinsic value.”
     

  • RARA AVIS:
    A REAL SILVER STOCK
    By Sam Parks

    Looking for a silver stock?
    You have a problem.

    Silver stocks are hard to find

     

  • Ted Butler on Silver 
    Lately a subscriber forwarded me a 1998 Internet article, “The Permanent Silver Shortage” by Ted Butler.  It was one of the most profound articles about silver I have ever read
       
  • Another Silver Bull
    It’s not often I read someone who is more bullish on silver than I am.  Following the
    technical method of W.D. Gann, Mr. Flanagan looks for a big move to make big money, and he’s landed on silver.
     
  • Stinking Red Herring 
    Back in the September, 2000 Moneychanger I published an article, “RED HERRINGS 
    ACROSS SILVER’S TRACKS” to answer an article by one Andrew Kashdan.  The article had appeared on Grant’s Interest Rate Observer web site, and re-hashed the standard “digital will replace silver in photography” argument. Since this handle is the one every analyst green to silver seizes, this was predictable enough.  It also happens to be wrong, all the way to the basement.
     

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