Seduced by silver at the tender age of 11, David Morgan started investing in the stock market while still a teenager. A precious metals aficionado armed with degrees in finance and economics as well as engineering, he created the Silver-Investor.com website and originated The Morgan Report, a monthly that covers economic news, overall financial health of the global economy, currency problems ahead and reasons for investing in precious metals.
Silver to become a rare earth metal , it is Extremely undervalued. Silver to become extinct by year 2020 according to geologists only 300 millions ounces left! Silver is consumable industry metal it is used up : 95% gold ever found is still around 75% of silver is a by-product of mining other metal only 25% is primary product of mining,In 1480 the price of one ounce of Silver was equal to one ounce of Gold, Low supply, high demand Price to skyrocket get your silver and stay long!
Monday, February 7, 2011
Gold and Silver Rally
Economy expert Bob Tebbutt drops by for another look at the markets. Note: This video is analysis and opinion only. All stock market based investment is exposed to a degree of risk. This video does not constitute an offer, solicitation or recommendation to acquire or dispose of any investment or to engage in any other transaction.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Silver Vigilantes
The Silver vigilantes are coming for Jamie Dimon. Crash JP Morgan Buy Silver.
Max Keiser, Gerald Celente, Alex Jones, Peter Schiff, Ron Paul, Jim Rogers , JpMorgan is now covering all its short Silver posisions by hedging it with copper.
Max Keiser, Gerald Celente, Alex Jones, Peter Schiff, Ron Paul, Jim Rogers , JpMorgan is now covering all its short Silver posisions by hedging it with copper.
2011 Outlook for Gold and Silver
2011 Investment Outlook Luncheon Presentation by Nick Barisheff
Gold Outlook 2011: Irreversible Upward Pressures and the China Effect
In some parts of the world gold is viewed as the protector of wealth. In North America, gold is viewed as a speculative investment. Our economists regard a rising gold price as an admission of defeat, and their disparaging attitude toward higher gold prices took on a more desperate tone in 2010. Nevertheless, gold had another remarkable year, up 25% in 2010, its tenth straight annual gain. Meanwhile, over the same 10-year period, five major currencies -- the US and Canadian dollars, the euro, the British pound and the yen -- have lost between 70% and 80% of their value. In reality, gold is not rising; currencies are falling in value, and gold can rise as far as currencies can fall. Nick discusses the three dominant medium-term trends that pushed up gold prices in 2010 (central bank buying; movement away from the US dollar; China) as well as three longer-term, irreversible trends that will put upward pressure on the gold price for years to come (the aging population; outsourcing; peak oil). In addition to these trends, more and more investors will be competing to buy a shrinking gold supply. As safe-haven demand accelerates, there will be a transition from the $200-trillion financial asset market to the $3-trillion aboveground gold bullion market. About half of that $3 trillion is held by central banks as reserves; the remainder is privately held, and not for sale at any price. If the world's pension and hedge funds moved only 5% of their assets into gold, it would trade at over $5,000 per ounce. Nick's conclusion: Without any new financial crises, both mid- and long-term trends indicate that gold -- and silver -- will continue rising through 2011 and well beyond.
Gold Outlook 2011: Irreversible Upward Pressures and the China Effect
In some parts of the world gold is viewed as the protector of wealth. In North America, gold is viewed as a speculative investment. Our economists regard a rising gold price as an admission of defeat, and their disparaging attitude toward higher gold prices took on a more desperate tone in 2010. Nevertheless, gold had another remarkable year, up 25% in 2010, its tenth straight annual gain. Meanwhile, over the same 10-year period, five major currencies -- the US and Canadian dollars, the euro, the British pound and the yen -- have lost between 70% and 80% of their value. In reality, gold is not rising; currencies are falling in value, and gold can rise as far as currencies can fall. Nick discusses the three dominant medium-term trends that pushed up gold prices in 2010 (central bank buying; movement away from the US dollar; China) as well as three longer-term, irreversible trends that will put upward pressure on the gold price for years to come (the aging population; outsourcing; peak oil). In addition to these trends, more and more investors will be competing to buy a shrinking gold supply. As safe-haven demand accelerates, there will be a transition from the $200-trillion financial asset market to the $3-trillion aboveground gold bullion market. About half of that $3 trillion is held by central banks as reserves; the remainder is privately held, and not for sale at any price. If the world's pension and hedge funds moved only 5% of their assets into gold, it would trade at over $5,000 per ounce. Nick's conclusion: Without any new financial crises, both mid- and long-term trends indicate that gold -- and silver -- will continue rising through 2011 and well beyond.
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Cheviot Sound Money Conference: Silver Monetary and Industrial Demand
Cheviot Sound Money Conference: Silver Monetary and Industrial Demand
Cheviot's Sound Money Conference
was held on Thursday the 27th January 2011
at London's historic Guildhall.
http://www.cheviot.co.uk/sound-money-...
David Morgan is a widely recognised analyst in the precious metals industry and consults for hedge funds, high net worth investors, mining companies, depositories and bullion dealers. He is the publisher of The Morgan Report on precious metals, author of �Get the Skinny On Silver Investing� (Morgan James Publishing, 2009), and featured speaker at investment conferences in North America, Europe and Asia.
Cheviot's Sound Money Conference
was held on Thursday the 27th January 2011
at London's historic Guildhall.
http://www.cheviot.co.uk/sound-money-...
David Morgan is a widely recognised analyst in the precious metals industry and consults for hedge funds, high net worth investors, mining companies, depositories and bullion dealers. He is the publisher of The Morgan Report on precious metals, author of �Get the Skinny On Silver Investing� (Morgan James Publishing, 2009), and featured speaker at investment conferences in North America, Europe and Asia.
The Silver Pharaoh
Made entirely out of silver that's interesting. The royal tomb of Pharaoh Psusennes I is one of the most spectacular of all the ancient Egyptian treasures -- even more remarkable than that of Tutankhamun. So why hasn't the world heard about it? What mysteries does it contain? And what does it reveal about ancient Egypt?
The tomb was discovered filled with lavish jewels and treasure almost by accident in 1939 by the French archaeologist Pierre Montet while he was in northern Egypt. The royal burial chamber came as a complete surprise -- no Egyptologist had anticipated a tomb of such grandeur in this area. Unfortunately, the tomb was found on the eve of World War II in Europe and attracted little attention.
One of the most startling discoveries inside the tomb was the sarcophagus in which the body was held: It was made of silver with exquisite detail and craftsmanship. No other silver sarcophagus has ever been found and it is now recognized by many Egyptologists as one of the most exquisite artifacts of ancient Egypt ever to be found.
The elaborate tribute within the tomb suggested it was the burial site of someone very important. Using the hieroglyphs inside the tomb, they pieced together the identity of the pharaoh: his powerful role in ancient Egypt, and why he received such grand treatment.
The investigation reveals political intrigue, a lost city and a leader who united a country in turmoil and became the Silver Pharaoh.
The tomb was discovered filled with lavish jewels and treasure almost by accident in 1939 by the French archaeologist Pierre Montet while he was in northern Egypt. The royal burial chamber came as a complete surprise -- no Egyptologist had anticipated a tomb of such grandeur in this area. Unfortunately, the tomb was found on the eve of World War II in Europe and attracted little attention.
One of the most startling discoveries inside the tomb was the sarcophagus in which the body was held: It was made of silver with exquisite detail and craftsmanship. No other silver sarcophagus has ever been found and it is now recognized by many Egyptologists as one of the most exquisite artifacts of ancient Egypt ever to be found.
The elaborate tribute within the tomb suggested it was the burial site of someone very important. Using the hieroglyphs inside the tomb, they pieced together the identity of the pharaoh: his powerful role in ancient Egypt, and why he received such grand treatment.
The investigation reveals political intrigue, a lost city and a leader who united a country in turmoil and became the Silver Pharaoh.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Ted Butler : JPMorgan and the other COMEX crooks are successful in tricking the technical funds into forced selling
Ted Butler : No one knows for sure. It comes down to how much additional long liquidation the big shorts can engineer. We are still above all the critical moving averages, so there does exist the possibility we could go lower to get the technical funds completely flushed out. For sure, if we do go lower, it will be because JPMorgan and the other COMEX crooks are successful in tricking the technical funds into forced selling and not for any other reason. But there has been significant liquidation already, so it is just as possible it could be done or nearly so. Certainly there is nothing in the real world of silver that would account for further selling.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Silver Stick for JP Vampire The Keiser Report
Markets! Finance! Scandal! Frontline markets and finance with Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert. Silver Stick for JP Vampire... This time, Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, talk about French President Nicolas Sarkozy going postal on JP Morgan CEO, Jamie Dimon and about the US Drug Enforcement Agency goes Village People with their big lipped rubber ducky for sale. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Sandeep Jaitly of Bullionbasis.com about a gold standard, backwardization and the Austrian school of economics.The Bankers and the Federal Reserve as Federal as Federal Express are the problems. Until they are "eliminated" the world will not be free.
WE CAN FIX this. The plan is a bold achievable strategy for behind-the-scenes peaceful reconstruction of the de jure institutions of government without controversy, violence or civil war. After a national vote and approval by the body of Republic Assemblies, Like President Andrew Jackson said on his death bed when asked about his biggest accomplishment; he said "I killed the banks" (in reference to the Central Bank of the US, the Fed of the day). I hope Ron Paul gets to say this. The Fed should be overrun by angry protesters, actually all of Washington D.C. (District of Criminals).
WE CAN FIX this. The plan is a bold achievable strategy for behind-the-scenes peaceful reconstruction of the de jure institutions of government without controversy, violence or civil war. After a national vote and approval by the body of Republic Assemblies, Like President Andrew Jackson said on his death bed when asked about his biggest accomplishment; he said "I killed the banks" (in reference to the Central Bank of the US, the Fed of the day). I hope Ron Paul gets to say this. The Fed should be overrun by angry protesters, actually all of Washington D.C. (District of Criminals).
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