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  • Where is Mike getting his info for how much silver exists above ground right now?

    I'm getting conflicting information from other sources online saying there's a lot more silver than what he says is out there.

  • How do you use your gold or silver currency after an economic collapse?

  • gold and silver is unsafe you can loose a lot of your dollars investing in them. put your money in the bank and buy government bonds. you get 2% a year isnt that great? In 36 years you doubled your money. be safe!

  • LOL

  • The Chinese Billionaires(India, Russia , etc) are taking 1/1000 of thier wealth and buying silver. This takes 40,000 onces of silver off the market every time they do this. That is why it's impossible to find U.S. silver eagles.

  • Whren they took down silver I bought AGQ(3x silver long) at $165 now ot's $202. I Sold silver at $49 and then bought ZSL to protect remaining physical silver. Zsl went up 40% for me. Moral of the story is buy physical silver (it's cheap @35/oz.) and use the ets's along with it. Silver will join it's peers at be trading in the hundreds of an oz.

  • Cailfornia numismatics is out of silver eagles. They also but any amount of silver , they used to buy only 100 min.

  • if silver is more rare than gold than why is it cheaper; it makes no sense considering gold is 1000 dollars more than silver

  • Is it possible that COMEX is about to default, and so are getting rid of soon to be worthless paper silver?

    Exchanges have been raising margin requirements, the amount of collateral investors must leave with their broker to back a position.

    CME Group, has raised margin requirements three times in a week.

    Paper pushers are changing the rules, so everyone is abandoning the paper ship and pouring into physical.

    spot price is unlikely to recover but increasing premiums on real, physical silver.

  • GOLD IS A BUBBLE !!! BUY GOV BONDS !!!!

  • @quadcatfly

    GOV BONDS are fake fake fake fake fake fake fake fake fake and useless.

    I cant go to a pawn shop and sell gov bonds, but i can sell GOLD!!!!

  • What do say about purchasing gold or silver by a credit card? Since its only paper, why not get rid of it.

  • Given that Silver is generally much more abundant in the Earth than Gold, surely as the Silver demand increases, so will the mining of it, making the available Silver more than gold?

  • Silver is easily counterfeited .. Youtube high quality chinese replicas of coins... gold is much harder to counterfeit simply because no other metal on earth even comes close to being the same weight in relative to its size...

  • @de225221 I don't know if you are aware of it or not but the density of gold is 19.30 g·cm−3 and the density of tungsten is 19.25 g·cm−3. Thus, tungsten's density is nearly identical to gold.

    Consequently, many gold plated tungsten bars are being sold to unwary investors. Check out the following links: watch?v=M0-hGHJSgNA, watch?v=Tz79A8EXHlI

  • 10 to 20 years... A bit of a porky !!

  • 11.72 meters on each side

  • I like the visual relationship between gold and silver.

  • @scorpio3949 it's even more extreme when you compare it as a bar graph...

  • 11.72 METERS

  • The silver cube would be 11.72 meters per side.

  • The above ground supply of available silver would make a cube11.72 meters on each side.

  • 11.72 meters squared

  • Video # 4 Answer: The sides are 11.72 Metres big on a cube representing AVAILABLE above ground silver that investors can buy.

  • 11.72 meters squared...Love my silver...wish I had more money to invest!

  • If you put the available above ground silver into a cube. It 's measurements would be about 11.72 meters on each side. Compared to putting all the available Gold into a cube which would measure 19.18 meters. Nice mike you make investing in Silver so easy with comparisons like this. Just wish I had discovered your matrial in 2007. :-((

  • 11.72 meters on each side representing sliver are available above ground, which isn't that much when you think about, very spooky how all this may vanish, i wonder what will happen to all the tech companies when there is a shortage on sliver. prices will skyrocket for what little is left, and that increase will be passed down to the consumer who purchases said items. Very interesting times await. Thank you for posting this video!! we need more people like you to lead people out of their stupor

  • 11.72 meters on all sides of available above ground silver for investors to purchase.

  • Each side of the cube would be 11.72 meters!! :)

  • 11.72 Meters.

    Your information is greatly appreciated, Mike Maloney! You rock!

  • @InnoTekCCInc He rocks so hard that Max Keiser asked him to join his band 'Au Ag' !! Stay tuned fr that video!

  • Thank you Mike!

  • All Above ground silver would make a cube 11.72 meters on each side.

    Compounding this issue, is the fact that silver is a "consumed" metal. There are many industrial applications that "use up" the silver, rendering it "uneconomical" to reclaim that silver. Silver has many properties that make it attractive to new technologies so the rate of this consumption is going up.This is not the case for gold, gold isnt really used in manufacturing.

    This concept will really escalate the demand!

  • If you made a cube of silver from all the available above ground silver, each side would be 11.72 meters.

  • Answer

    Each side of cube=11.72 meters

    Total volume=1609.84 cubic meters

    Ounces of Silver = 56.790 millions

    Surface Area of Cube = 824.1504

  • As the price of silver goes up the mines will go into production. So the amount of silver above ground will grow.

  • All the above silver measures 11.72 meters, compared to gold being 19.18 meters on each side, whiche makes it more rarer than gold and at least more valuable than it is at least right now..

  • 11.72 metres!

  • if calculate all above ground silver, the cube will measure about 11.72meters on each side, compare to gold's 19.18meters each side cube

  • Thank you for this wonderful videos, and thank you for your great book that changed my life and made so many things really clear for me!

  • If you put all the available above ground silver into a cube it would measure about 11.72 meters on each side. If you put all the available above ground gold into a cube it would measure about 19.18 meters on each side. Therefore, silver is much rarer than gold for the first time in human history! When people finally realize how much rarer silver is compared to gold it will cause the quantity demand for silver to spike and consequently the price of silver could exceed the price of gold!

  • The sides of a cube are 11.72 meters big in size of the available above ground silver that investors can buy.

  • The sides are 11.72 meters or 38.50 ft. on a cube representing the available above ground silver that investors can buy.

  • The sides are 11.72 meters or 38.50 ft. on a cube representing the available above ground silver that investors can buy.

  • If all above ground silver available for investment were put into a cube, it would measure 11.72 metres on each side.

  • If all above ground silver available for investment were put into a cube, it would measure 11.72 metres on each side.

  • The available above ground silver if put in a cube would only be 11.72 meters on each side, much less than the available above ground gold. Someday people are going to wake up and realize how little silver is available and how valuable it really is. The question is, will they wake up in time?

    Thanks for these wonderful videos! I share them with friends who won't listen to me. Maybe they will get it if they see/hear it from you!

  • @Flamebird14 Thanks so much! I made these videos because my friends and family weren't listening to what i had to say...so these videos were pretty much custom designed to introduce people to the concept of money vs currency, price vs value etc. So glad to see people using them to wake others. Thank YOU! Dan

  • Amount of available above ground silver= 11.72 meters cubed...thanks Mike.

  • Another great video

    The sides of a cube that would hold the above ground silver is 11.72 meters!

  • The amount of available above ground silver is 11.72 meters per each side of a cube. Gold=19.18 meters. There is 7.46 times more gold than silver. Since silver is in shorter supply than gold, the price of silver should be higher than the price of gold.

  • the length of the cube would be 11.72m long but is shrinking as it is a metal that is used in consumer and industrial products such as mobile phones, medical equipment etc.

  • Silver is a better investment than gold at 11.72m cubed as compared to 19.18m cubed of gold.

  • The available "silver cube" measures in at 11.72 meters! That's incredible to think about.. not very much!

  • Thanks Mike for another great video. The amount of available above ground silver that investors can buy is 11.72 meters on all sides of a cube or 38.50 ft. on all sides of a cube.

  • The amount of available above ground silver that investors can buy is 11.72 meters on each side of a cube, that is equal to 38.50 ft. on each side of a cube.

  • 11.72 meters for the silver cube but it(the cube) should be shrinking since silver is going to be consumed one day.

  • 11.72 meters of each side of the cube

  • 11.72 meters on each side of the cube

  • 11.72 meters on each side

  • 19.18 M Gold cube. 11.72m Silver cuble. I'll buy as much as I can. Thanks Mike. I'm trying to buy 20 ounces....but because I live outside US, denied! Sorry I can't quite get 500 ounces into my budget! So I'll have to buy some local silver.

    great video. Good luck to myself to win the "luck of the draw" or do you choose a winner for comments?

  • 11.72 meters on each side of a cube.

  • 11.72 cubic meters on each side.

  • 11.72 meters on each side of the cube. I'll need some help getting that into my house.

  • The answer the question, the sides of a cube representing the above ground silver that investors can buy is 11.72 meters on each side. Compare that to 19.18 meters on each side for Gold. Silver is used in industry and not remelted as much as Gold is, so I value Silver over Gold. Thank You Mike Maloney!

  • To answer the question, the sides of a cube representing the above ground silver that investors can buy is 12 meters on each side. Compare that to 20 meters on each side for Gold, and silver because of the scarcity of it, value and its various uses, is a better investment.

  • 11.72 meters each side for silver (or a little less than 12meters each side as Mike states verbally)

  • that we gte screwed? Gerald Celente is warning that the government will most likely have another "bank holiday" soon. So what happens to gold/silver owners? Would it not be better to have or equally as good to have stocks in very strong mining companies? I have been buying gold/silver for 4 years now, but I am quite concerned that my profits may evaporate if and when they revalue god. Any comments people? Have a great day everyone, and thanks for your info Mike...great work!

  • @ralphdel118 watch the video on this channel called 'USA to confiscate gold?'

  • I would like to ask Mike or anyone else this question. I am very interested in gold/silver, but during the last depression US forced citizens to turn in their gold. If things are as bad as they appear to be, what is to prevent them from doing so again in the near future? So if we have physical gold, and we are forced to turn it in for cash, and government revalues gold thereby deflating the value of the dollar (cash we got for the gold we turned in), how do we benefit? Doesn't this mean......

  • @ralphdel118 no need to force people to hand over their gold because the dollar is not backed by it......if the usa wants to recapitalise their bankrupt state they will have to start the price of gold at tens of thousands and let the free market figure out the correct price......the treasury owns the gold at fort knox but at $1300oz it is chimp change....perhaps $130,000oz might help?

  • 11.72 meters on each side of this silver cube.

  • As reported Dec 2007 in the above video clip, the amount of above ground silver that investors can buy is, physically about 1610 cubic meters or 11.72 meters per side. This is actually smaller than the amount of above ground gold available, about 7060 cubic meters (19.18 meters per side). For the first time in human history there is less silver than gold. This is one of the indicators of silver being greatly undervalued in relationship to gold, or currency.

  • 11.72 meters...wow!!

  • 11.72 meters on each side. That's a big cube.

  • 11.72m cube of silver 

  • @Yamakashi1 In my previous comment I meant that the fundamentals of the silver market are starting to outweigh the technical charts that the paper market relies upon. Sometime in the near future supply & demand will determine the price of silver. That's when the fundamentals of the silver market will have become much more important than any technical aspects.

  • 11.72 meters on each side.

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  • 11.72 meters

  • 11.72 meters, which is smaller tham my house!!

  • We are in a moment in history that not everyone is realizes that ALL money is FIAT! Not backed by anything! We are running in a world trading products with paper. This is going to be in history books!

  • @symphonyfaith Absolutely, thanks for helping us spread the word and help people protect themselves from this mess

  • 11.72 meters. Think about it. We use silver in all electronics, cars, space ships..it's no wonder we are running out. Scary.

  • 11.72 Metres

  • @PeaceConspiracy what do you mean

  • @Yamakashi1 In my previous comment I meant that the fundamentals of the silver market are starting to outweigh the technical charts that the paper market relies upon. Sometime in the near future supply & demand will determine the price of silver. That's when the fundamentals of the silver market will have become much more important than any technical aspects.

  • 11.72 m of available above ground silver, as opposed to 19.18 m of available gold. Can you imagine a cubical city of pure gold measuring ~2,200 km per side (Revelation 21:16-18)?

  • Just 11.72 metres!!

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  • silver out ranks gold simply by the amount available for the investor to buy compard to gold which is 19.18 m cubed and silver is 11.72 m cubed obviouslly the better choice in a supply and demand type market place

  • 11.72m

  • i feel like i find my time travel machine....invest silver now !!!

  • 11.72 m cube in length

  • 11.72 meters on each side

  • 11.72 metres are available.

  • 11.72m on each side

  • 11.72 metres on each side! not much.

  • go get some silver pple, as cheap as you can!

    11.7m

  • 11.72 meters

  • 11.72 metres

    12.8 yards

    38.45 feet

    ONLY

    461.4 inches

    GET SOME NOW !!!! REGARDLESS OF PRICE !!!

    (oh yeah, that would be 0.006328 nautical miles, of course)

  • 11.72 meters

  • THE SIDES WOULD BE 11.72 METRES IF WE TOOK ALL ABOVE GROUND AVAILABLE SILVER AND PUT IT IN A CUBE. THANKS

  • Mines produce 650 millions oz per year, from which 90% is used in industries, and 3-5 billions oz in Jewelery and only a small quantity for investors. Plus, jewelery can be used as investments as well. Most of the silver in investment is resold and recycled. In addition, there is more contracts signed for silver then the current supply can meet. The total amount silver above ground is 11.72 m cube in length BUT ONLY 0.33 m CUBE OF LENGTH OF SILVER (117 MILLION OZ) IS AVAILABLE TO INVESTORS.

  • Answer: 11.72 mts. Buy silver!!!!

  • Available above ground silver measures about 11.72 metres on each side.

    Available above ground gold measures about 19.18 metres on each side.

    Because of this, silver is actually more rare than gold right now.

  • 11.72 meters

  • 11.72 m cube

  • @TheSilverguy23 thats one cube worth having

  • 11.72 meters at every side. I guess it's a small world we're living in.

  • Silver is definately the way to go. As Mike says in this video series, Gold and Silver have always compensated for the inflation caused by the excess printing of dollars. The FED and the government are trying to forestall the day of reckoning from the debt they have created for We The People. It is time for We The People to take control back from these crooks and the way to do it is to trade in our devalued $ (IOU's) for real money, GoldandSilver. Also check out SilverSaver.

  • 11.72 and mike has 2/3rds of that right in his living room.

  • Above ground silver,if formed into a cube would have sides measuring 11metres and 72 centimetres.

  • Available above ground silver forms a cube with 11.72 meters on each side. Right now I'm working on acquiring some of that cube for myself.

  • 11.72m

  • Silver is 11.72 M for one side of the cube, giving it a total volume of 1,610 cubic meters. The block of gold is 19.18 M on one side. It's total volume is 7,056 cubic meters. This means that there is more than 4 times as much gold as silver. Should economic activity pick up there will be huge pressure on this supply of silver and, given the difficulty in mining it, the price should jolt up.

  • 11.72

  • It is 11.72 metres for the silver. It is lesser than gold, a good opportunity for us to grab and has higher potential than gold. ^.^

  • 11.72

  • I'm sure people are already digging for silver in the landfills - there is about 11.72 metres available for investor purchase.

  • Pretty soon, if not already, people are going to be digging for silver in the landfills - there is about 11.72 metres available for investor purchase.

  • There is a little less then11.72 metres available of silver for investors.

  • silver is less than 11.72 meters available for investor to buy as there is demand for silver in industries. BECAUSE SILVER IS USED IN SOME OF OUR ELECTRONIC DEVICES.

  • Answer: 11.72 metres.

  • Where is the question which i need to answer at the end of each video?

  • 11.72 meters. I think the gold/silver ratio will stabilize at between 30:1 and 35:1.

  • The sides on a cube representing available above ground silver that investors can buy is 11.72 meters.

  • 11.72 meters

  • 11.72 meters resulting in a total volume of 1609.84 cubic meters. This is equal to 1, 610,000 kilograms of silver or 56 790 000 ounces. At today's closing market this has a value of 1,528,218,900 USD. 1.5 billion dollars of silver is all that is available. In a trillion dollar economy that is one of the best investments out there.

  • 11.72 meters, which will very much help the silver investors have higher gains on future dollar worth

  • a little bit less than 12meters on each side, 11.72 meters to be exact. Remember, pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered. The eight largest short traders(ie BofA, JP Morgan, Goldman & the rest of the hogs just had silver move against their short positions this week to the tune of $3 billion dollars) B a silver pig and watch the hogs get slaughtered!

  • size of silver cube is 11.72mtrs

  • 11.72 meters

  • 11.72 Meters long by 11.72 Meters wide by 11.72 Meters deep.

  • Mike, hoping to ask you a question here: R. Kiyosaki has previously written that silver is a good deal under $25. Now that we are very close to that, does that change anything in terms of further investing in silver? I have my own opinion on this so I wasn't really looking to be told what to do, but rather wanted your take on it.

  • Above ground silver would fit into cube 11.72 meters each side

  • 11.72 meters. Very good to be prompt in your accumulation.

  • Awesome info.! Thanks again Mike! The amount of above ground silver that investors can buy is equal to 11.72 meters of a cube on each side, thats equal to 38.50 ft.of a cube on each side.

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  • 11.72 meters isn't a lot of silver.

  • Nice!

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  • 11.72 meters.

  • It's 11.72 Meters cubed.

  • 11.72 Meters That is not very much GREAT info Mike