Precious Metals or Mining Stocks?

Late summer saw, to the relief of some investors, some price improvements in precious metals and precious metals stocks. We asked Sprott USA Holdings Chairman Rick Rule if he thought this might indicate that we’ve seen the bottom in this sector.
“There’s a key element still missing from the picture,” Rick stated in a recent update to investors. “In past bear markets in natural resources, we witnessed a wave of capitulation selling that marked the end of the bear market. That capitulation allowed the next bull market phase to begin. And we haven’t seen that kind of capitulation occur in this market.”

Rick added that previous corrections lasted three to four years. Since the current bear market started in 2011, he believes it could be another one or two years before things turn around:
“The excesses of the bull market from 2003 to 2010 are nowhere near done being wrung out of the system.”
 http://www.uncommonwisdomdaily.com/rick-rule-precious-metals-or-mining-stocks-17132

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Introduction To Precious Metals : Silver & Gold

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actualy  silver can be diluted and drunk in water or breathed in by a nebulizer because it is one of the greatest killer of germs you can put in you body
It's easier to convert money to precious metals in the US than the UK, there is a higher premium in the UK. The cheapest I have seen right now is $4.56 over spot for a ounce of silver.
Silver will have to go up a lot before the loss is negated on old purchases.