David Morgan "Precious Metals and the Credit Crisis" 2/4

[Tasadaru]

Does anyone agree that silver could pass gold in value?

[DontTread0nMe1776]

If you look at the supply and demand fundamentals of both it would seem plausible that silver could pass gold, but something tells me the powers to be would never allow that to happen. I would settle to see silver return to the 15:1 range with gold. I would bet my life savings that both will be going up quite a bit soon (and I pretty much have). When this perverse dollar rally ends we will be facing hyperinflation

[Tasadaru]

Hmmm. well silver will offer more returns at least. Where do you buy your silver?

[unworldlything]

I think it will exceed gold, when we have hyperinflation but very briefly.

[Daniyoyo]

I think so..maybe in about 5 years from today i say..becasue silver is not only a good investment BUT it is a metal that is heavly used in the computer and technology market. now when people start buying silver like we are doing now and when company want it not only to invest but to actually USE it then YES it will surpase gold becasye gold is not really used for anything but CPU's that i know of..but u will see gold:silver to 1:10-15, thats when u will see ur wow's

[mlndstream]

well something I was shocked by is that Aluminum was once more valuable than silver or gold, but when the technology was discovered on how to extract and process it effectively the supply of it became huge and as a result its 'precious' value dropped, and why is platinum more expensive than gold? because its rarer, so if silver reaches the point where it is 'known' that it is more scarce than gold then it should become worth more...it would be like alchemy, your silver bar turns to gold:)

[vinny1010]

Yes but that will be while. The % gains will be very shortly in silver and much higher than Gold, much higher

[Tasadaru]

watch?v=pVYeQwgYArA&feature=ch­annel_page

some interesting sh*t.

[tyronebiggums3]

I'm up to 2570 ounces. I'd like a couple more monster boxes, and more gold, of course.

[estodril]

Silver has the greatest power to weight ratio..WTF.

[DontTread0nMe1776]

when used in batteries

[ohio1998]

129 million ounces. mmmmm.....awesome. Beats my 130 ounces. hahaha! Keep on stacking everyone!!!!