I don't know where are you come with your data of 45% of silver in the market is in investment form. One of my sources is "THE SILVER INSTITUTE" and they are talking about 7.79% in coins and investment bullions.
I have been watching your very helpful reports part of my own study of the financial subject, and I invest in commodities myself. However specific about silver I am pessimistic and now shifting towards gold only.
Banks do NOT hold silver as investment reserves, they instead hold GOLD! My conclusion is that, as long the economic situation is working, bad or good; silver will have a trade value dictated mostly by industrial needs. However in case of some sudden and massive disruption of the economic partial stability, for example the dollar crash, I see a dramatic downturn in demand for silver by the industry. This could reflect massively in the silver price downwards, against common assumptions.
Facts - 73.18% of silver demand is by industrial sector, what basically dictates the price of this metal today! Banks worldwide do not hold silver reserves. Silver is used in coins and investment bullions today only about 7.79%. Silver supply rose 2.5% in 2008 and there are some questions about silver supply capabilities.
I think the idea of silver been a secure reserve investment in principal is great, especially with the prices ratio between silver and Gold and historical facts. However, after study the silver case for some time, some facts are overwhelming otherwise, bringing some questions about the validation of silver as a long time investment in a future likely economic crash.
Funny- I think just the opposite on delivery since I would want that trash in my hand asap before anyone else. The world can be a pretty deceitful place, which, ironically, is why we own the stuff.....Good stuff. Thanks again.
I think it won't shoot up again until the first week in feb. when the jobs report comes out in the US. From now until then is the ideal time to buy gold, but I'm sticking with silver
Fake gold, tungsten bars plated with gold, was around in 1983. Google "Austrians Seize False Gold " Read the article and think carefully about what it says. Because the gold was fake, the authorities decided it couldn't be from the Brinks Mat robbery. Would counterfeiters put known stolen serial numbers on fake gold bars? that is stupidity that defies any logic. These bars were from the London heist. It is the only logical explanation.
It's funny that people would be so scared of gold even if it did turn out to be made of tungsten, at least its not made of paper which almost everyone else in the world is so confident to carry:) not that I would be so happy to find I was holding tungsten when I thought I was holding gold of course pffft
Just so you know, your Ainslee link doesn't work here in France, and I'd like to try to deal with them, if I can find out if they've shipped to anyone here and if there were any problems.
I've read a lot of forums in the last couple of days about the comex settling in cash or GLD shares instead delivering actual metals. I realize that this is the whole idea behind the comex, but why should cash delivery Ever be allowed? Commodity exchanges are a very useful tool to farmers and miners, but if someone enters into an agreement to buy a commodity at a later date, at today's price, shouldn't they have to take delivery of the actual commodity? This is blatant price distortion.
why wouldn't he....? Silver is severely under priced....use your head and quit asking questions that you already know the answer to....you freaking genius!
I have no technical training at all,but Aussie dollar looks like its losing momentum against the US,while the DOW looks toppy as well,this rally is looking like its out of breath,while at the same time sentiment is more bullish than it was before the crash began,some newsletter writers are expecting the markets to flatten out next year,creating a traders market rather than a buy and hold market, but Robert Prechter is expecting new lows,so there's the possibility of a better buying opportunity?
I was wondering why people were talking about a potential sovereign debt default by Dubai bringing precious metal prices down...what would they want to hold when all faith is lost in the govt that backs their paper currency...or any other government/s that also pretended they had no problems until they were on the edge of a currency cliff?:)
It's both. But the issue is this, and it's a price/value analysis issue:
If one commodity is virtually useless, save as a store of value, and jewelery; and another has many uses besides store of value and jewelery, which commodity then is under-priced and which is over-priced?
My view is that the usefulness is not just a measure of the properties of the metal, but also of the price under/over-valuation, very long term.
Hey John. Take a look at new Bob Chapman vid...discussing short positions in gold and silver...GS taken out $6million in shorts... then explain it to me:) watch?v=HQIiS0I4hD0
Hey all - check out davincij's new vid - he's started using PMs as currency - getting others involved - great idea - lets all start - why wait? We dont have to wait until TSHTF - lets aim to make PM at least a local fad this time in 12 months and in 3 to 5 years mainstream an alternative currency!
LETS GO!
(Also a good excuse on where you spent your "stash" (which "they" know as you must give ID at the Mint when you buy.)
It strikes me that silver is crucial in fine electronics: keyboard and switches and the like...this is an area that is not really slowing down. rock on...
Well, i think between 20$ and 21$. Thats going to be an importand (psychological) mark and i think some people will do their profit taking.
Anyways i dont expect it to fall below 18$ at max. I will probably buy a few more coins during this month. Actually i dont think that the price will drop in 01/2010....im very optimistic for 2010, but we will see ^^
stellaconcepts, what's your opinion of the banks adding to their short positions (seen in the COT report)? It seems that they are trying to average down in their losses, but are still losing.
im still building a theory on this.... i may discuss it - its pure speculation - but it concerns me that they are not covering and continuing to short.
I *think* they are going to dissolve the short position by sending one of the banks holding this positions bankrupt (along with all the other derivatives as well)
I may do a vid... but its pure speculation on my behalf.
Say, those 1/2 kilo bars are very sweet, who makes them? Are they Perth Mint?
I remember reading one of your comments the other day on one of Davinci's vids saying that silver was most likely going to be the first metal to be exhausted in supply from the periodic table of elements (around the year 2020?). Now, when this happens, do you think the projections of $400-600 oz silver to be in the realm of possibility?
David Morgan released a DVD going through this in some detail... its a common misconception that silver is primarily an industrial metal. its not the case.
The Tungsten story originated with Rob Kirby. I have yet to hear any other source confirm it, neither have I heard of ANY tungsten tainted bars being discovered. A red herring in my opinion.
Sidenote: In some countries coins have lower taxes. In germany eg we have to pay 19% on bars but only 7% on coins.....so basically everyone (with a brain) buys coins over here
@Raccoonraper I'll have to travel to Germany to buy some silver. Here in Sweden we pay 0% VAT on investment gold (coins & bars) and 25% on silver. However, I did buy some silver including paying the VAT last Nov. at under $10 and I am profitable in that investment.
if you want i can buy you some over here and send it to you.....im doing this for some friends of mine anyways (i live in Frankfurt and we have relatively low street prices in the coin shops compared to the rest of Germany).
So if you are interested-> Let me know (i know sounds kind of suspicious over youtube ^^)
Thanks ,that's a very generous offer. Since we're both in the EU there is no penalty in ordering silver from a German online supplier. Do you know any?
As i said-> Street price in FFM is pretty low compared to the rest of germany. Pays off for some friends of mine....they save about 1-2€ per coin compared to their street prices (Munich, Nürnberg etc).
Silver ws will be $60 an ounce before this is over.. and likely $100 at the peak. Until the Fed announces they are going to 'burn' $1 Trillon dollars in front of the Federal Reserve in Washington.. we will certainly see inflation.
Fair Point Ray.. I like that. Its pretty clear the miners are clearing the decks for there short positions ... I suspect they know this cycle is just starting. Barrick getting rid of their metal hedges today is an idication this is just starting.
im not denying its provability, I am saying how weird is it for a metal to do that. makes sense for other bioagents to have that property... not a metal.
kinda like saying vaccines are good for welding.
but yet - here we are... silver is an anti-bacterial!
That why in the 1800's they use to put a silver coin at the bottom of the milk containers so the milk would last much longer... actually why don't you do an experiment and findout for yourself, buy 2 small milk bottles and put a .999 silver coin in 1 bottle and leave the other bottle without, you will be very surprised, i have been doing it for 3 years now... it is amazing how people have forgot. I blame on BIG PHARMA!!
Never heard that one before, but I'll believe it as I knew it had anti-bacterial properties and was used for that before so many antibiotics became available. Thanks for the milk experiement - sounds like my daughter's next science project at school. :)
silver is a great conductor of electricity, it causes bacteria to be severely weakened by conducting energy aka electricity. The body's immune system does the rest of the work killing the bugs.
Copper does so as well if im informed correctly. In some hospitals over here (germany) they are starting to make door handles out of copper due to minimizing contermination. There was a big study over here that porved the effectiveness
your sexy. I'm a fan now......I'll buy silver it's okay I'll buy anything you sell lol
jessierikscott 2 years ago
Sorry mate,
I don't know where are you come with your data of 45% of silver in the market is in investment form. One of my sources is "THE SILVER INSTITUTE" and they are talking about 7.79% in coins and investment bullions.
Demand2008
Industrial Applications: 447.2 - 53.71%
Photography: 104.8 - 12.59%
Silverware: 57.3 - 6.88%
Total industrial demand: 73.18%
Jewelry: 158.3 - 19.01%
Coins, Medals, Bullion invest.: 64.9 - 7.79%
Total Fabrication (millions/oz): 832.6 - 100%
Allenvik 2 years ago
Where is the ETF silver in that breakdown?
Thats my point... the common figures dont include the ETF silver held in Barclays, JPMorgan... You know - the paper silver in these etfs.
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
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Allenvik 2 years ago
I have been watching your very helpful reports part of my own study of the financial subject, and I invest in commodities myself. However specific about silver I am pessimistic and now shifting towards gold only.
Allenvik 2 years ago
Banks do NOT hold silver as investment reserves, they instead hold GOLD! My conclusion is that, as long the economic situation is working, bad or good; silver will have a trade value dictated mostly by industrial needs. However in case of some sudden and massive disruption of the economic partial stability, for example the dollar crash, I see a dramatic downturn in demand for silver by the industry. This could reflect massively in the silver price downwards, against common assumptions.
Allenvik 2 years ago
Facts - 73.18% of silver demand is by industrial sector, what basically dictates the price of this metal today! Banks worldwide do not hold silver reserves. Silver is used in coins and investment bullions today only about 7.79%. Silver supply rose 2.5% in 2008 and there are some questions about silver supply capabilities.
Allenvik 2 years ago
I think the idea of silver been a secure reserve investment in principal is great, especially with the prices ratio between silver and Gold and historical facts. However, after study the silver case for some time, some facts are overwhelming otherwise, bringing some questions about the validation of silver as a long time investment in a future likely economic crash.
Allenvik 2 years ago
Stella get your silver in physical form asap before you are on a waiting list of years.
Seano71 2 years ago
i read somewhere india is eying the rest of the imf gold ...
is this a ploy to push up the price even more ....and then crash it ..
kdcruz75 2 years ago
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investornator 2 years ago
your audio is a little soft
bowtie728 2 years ago
Funny- I think just the opposite on delivery since I would want that trash in my hand asap before anyone else. The world can be a pretty deceitful place, which, ironically, is why we own the stuff.....Good stuff. Thanks again.
Motoicon 2 years ago
Great vid cheers.
5★★★★★
GuildF40 2 years ago
Dont forget that silver is also used in the medical industry as well as the clothing industry.
NicosMind 2 years ago
yep, also 5 percent of all solder used in every circuit board is silver. that's alot of silver.
bluehorse888 2 years ago
Where do think gold is going in this move? My guess is $1400 to $1500.
JOConnor100 2 years ago
a few different ways you can guess.... based on the head and shoulders pattern - it could get to $1300 pretty quickly (i.e. early jan)
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
I think it won't shoot up again until the first week in feb. when the jobs report comes out in the US. From now until then is the ideal time to buy gold, but I'm sticking with silver
Seano71 2 years ago
Great vid, as usual.
Annihilate3275 2 years ago
I like the bars over the coins plus I can get them closer to spot than coins.
oc5nsli341nforce4 2 years ago
Good discussion John. And I can see why you like those bars, unique shape and weight, nice finish.
drutter 2 years ago
how many ounces are in one kilo of silver?
LOGICvsYTIDIOTS 2 years ago
about 32
1984lastman 2 years ago
The Perth Mint brouchure calls out 32.151 troy oz. of Silver Content to their 1 Kilo Bullion Coins (99.9% pure silver).
tesskansas 2 years ago
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investornator 2 years ago
The longer it keeps going like this, the sooner the trend will be a friend, and spike.
InTheSticks1881 2 years ago
I love to hold my silver now and again. Great talk John...
wegowill 2 years ago 3
Gotta laugh at both of us ! I keep a stack of 10-12 one ounce rounds on top of my desk, just for the sight, sound and feel of it. BEAUTIFUL !!
Swifive 2 years ago
Fake gold, tungsten bars plated with gold, was around in 1983. Google "Austrians Seize False Gold " Read the article and think carefully about what it says. Because the gold was fake, the authorities decided it couldn't be from the Brinks Mat robbery. Would counterfeiters put known stolen serial numbers on fake gold bars? that is stupidity that defies any logic. These bars were from the London heist. It is the only logical explanation.
JimDawg22 2 years ago
It's funny that people would be so scared of gold even if it did turn out to be made of tungsten, at least its not made of paper which almost everyone else in the world is so confident to carry:) not that I would be so happy to find I was holding tungsten when I thought I was holding gold of course pffft
mlndstream 2 years ago
Too bad the bar was not stuffed with copper or other. Copper and nickel might end up doing quite well.
tesskansas 2 years ago
Just so you know, your Ainslee link doesn't work here in France, and I'd like to try to deal with them, if I can find out if they've shipped to anyone here and if there were any problems.
slobomotion 2 years ago
I've read a lot of forums in the last couple of days about the comex settling in cash or GLD shares instead delivering actual metals. I realize that this is the whole idea behind the comex, but why should cash delivery Ever be allowed? Commodity exchanges are a very useful tool to farmers and miners, but if someone enters into an agreement to buy a commodity at a later date, at today's price, shouldn't they have to take delivery of the actual commodity? This is blatant price distortion.
lilbitparanoid 2 years ago
I take it your still buying shiny below $20/oz John?
mlndstream 2 years ago
why wouldn't he....? Silver is severely under priced....use your head and quit asking questions that you already know the answer to....you freaking genius!
kylextown24 2 years ago
I have no technical training at all,but Aussie dollar looks like its losing momentum against the US,while the DOW looks toppy as well,this rally is looking like its out of breath,while at the same time sentiment is more bullish than it was before the crash began,some newsletter writers are expecting the markets to flatten out next year,creating a traders market rather than a buy and hold market, but Robert Prechter is expecting new lows,so there's the possibility of a better buying opportunity?
mlndstream 2 years ago
I was wondering why people were talking about a potential sovereign debt default by Dubai bringing precious metal prices down...what would they want to hold when all faith is lost in the govt that backs their paper currency...or any other government/s that also pretended they had no problems until they were on the edge of a currency cliff?:)
mlndstream 2 years ago
It's both. But the issue is this, and it's a price/value analysis issue:
If one commodity is virtually useless, save as a store of value, and jewelery; and another has many uses besides store of value and jewelery, which commodity then is under-priced and which is over-priced?
My view is that the usefulness is not just a measure of the properties of the metal, but also of the price under/over-valuation, very long term.
BTW, Where do you get the +55-60%?
rayomans 2 years ago
Good Evening John! Like the New Do:) Nice Bars:) I take a wiff of my Silver now and again:)
CosmicDramaQueen 2 years ago
I took advantage of the "Shake down" and got me some more silver. Yea!
jasonistics 2 years ago
Good video but the volume of your video is so low. How about changing the mic?
limey36 2 years ago 2
good point on the delivery theory... that makes sense.
GovWillKillU 2 years ago
industrial hoarding as speculation increases, specifically in chna.
GovWillKillU 2 years ago
im interested in the solar and water purification qualties..
GovWillKillU 2 years ago
Hey John. Take a look at new Bob Chapman vid...discussing short positions in gold and silver...GS taken out $6million in shorts... then explain it to me:) watch?v=HQIiS0I4hD0
fal2grace 2 years ago
a silver cell phone:) lol!!! thanks john.
fal2grace 2 years ago
silver has the best thermal and electrical conductivity ..
loopfreestyler 2 years ago
So cool, my question was answered! Thank you so much, John. :-)
bearcat648 2 years ago
Hey all - check out davincij's new vid - he's started using PMs as currency - getting others involved - great idea - lets all start - why wait? We dont have to wait until TSHTF - lets aim to make PM at least a local fad this time in 12 months and in 3 to 5 years mainstream an alternative currency!
LETS GO!
(Also a good excuse on where you spent your "stash" (which "they" know as you must give ID at the Mint when you buy.)
mallamoozoo 2 years ago 4
Hi John 5 stars as usual! Paste this code into your tags to stretch back to widescreen yt:stretch=16:9
PacificGoldSilver 2 years ago
What do you think about China refusing to short silver anylonger?
SilverRose09 2 years ago
Is it just me or are the proportions off in your recent videos? Still enjoyed it, appreciate it John.
MarchHare2009 2 years ago
It strikes me that silver is crucial in fine electronics: keyboard and switches and the like...this is an area that is not really slowing down. rock on...
felixdov 2 years ago
I take my silver to bed and stick it under my pillow..
Hoping the tooth fairies might make it grow over night... ;-)
hypobusa 2 years ago 4
It means buy tungstein there will be alot of demand for it by the usa goverment ;)
keithholden 2 years ago 3
Jusy bought a deoderant -
Nivea for men called Silver Protect!
It is in a Silver Can.
It has Silver ions in it to kill the bacteria under your arms!
Check it out!
dojufitz 2 years ago
I wish the Perth Mint made both 50oz Silver bars and small 5oz bars.
dojufitz 2 years ago
On your desk? You're a freak.....
I keep a kilo beside the bath to play with like a rubber duck.
Folk have come to stay and I hear the occasional 'did you know you have a bar of silver on the bath, is it real?'......
Folk are funny some times.
Its a bit of an ice breaker - but not in the bath.
ccharlie100 2 years ago
is now a good time to continue buying physical or wait for a down leg????????
limitedplay 2 years ago
Hmmm....till 20$ i would buy.....then after the correction. Anyway, if you look at the price in one year from now you will laugh why you waited ^^
Raccoonraper 2 years ago
@Raccoonraper are you pretty sure theres going to be a correction and when do you think that will happen
limitedplay 2 years ago
Well, i think between 20$ and 21$. Thats going to be an importand (psychological) mark and i think some people will do their profit taking.
Anyways i dont expect it to fall below 18$ at max. I will probably buy a few more coins during this month. Actually i dont think that the price will drop in 01/2010....im very optimistic for 2010, but we will see ^^
Raccoonraper 2 years ago 2
keep bar'n up stella........
i know i am:)
investornator 2 years ago
stellaconcepts, what's your opinion of the banks adding to their short positions (seen in the COT report)? It seems that they are trying to average down in their losses, but are still losing.
bluecat1122 2 years ago
im still building a theory on this.... i may discuss it - its pure speculation - but it concerns me that they are not covering and continuing to short.
I *think* they are going to dissolve the short position by sending one of the banks holding this positions bankrupt (along with all the other derivatives as well)
I may do a vid... but its pure speculation on my behalf.
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
thanks
bluecat1122 2 years ago
does your wife know you are cheating on her with silver? just joking
tinslatee 2 years ago
how much gold do you have as a percentage of your wealth?
odin422 2 years ago
5 stars
BadMonkeySyndrome 2 years ago 2
they use silver for its reflective properties in high rise windows to reflect heat and the glare of the sun.
tinslatee 2 years ago
Thanks John!
Say, those 1/2 kilo bars are very sweet, who makes them? Are they Perth Mint?
I remember reading one of your comments the other day on one of Davinci's vids saying that silver was most likely going to be the first metal to be exhausted in supply from the periodic table of elements (around the year 2020?). Now, when this happens, do you think the projections of $400-600 oz silver to be in the realm of possibility?
Cheers!
AfterTheFox75 2 years ago
They are ainslie bars (see channel sponser)
My LOOONG term projections are 700-800 for that reason... (thats in todays dollars too - not a hyperinflated dollar)
as that makes it viable to recycle.
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
hey John,
great video as always!
Do you have sources for your industrial-demand on silver? I always heard that ca. 2/3 of the mined silver is used in the industry :-/
Now im confused....
Raccoonraper 2 years ago
David Morgan released a DVD going through this in some detail... its a common misconception that silver is primarily an industrial metal. its not the case.
i was suprised when I first found out too.
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
Ah, ok.
Thanks mate, you rock :-)
Thumbs up!
Raccoonraper 2 years ago
The Tungsten story originated with Rob Kirby. I have yet to hear any other source confirm it, neither have I heard of ANY tungsten tainted bars being discovered. A red herring in my opinion.
bunkermunk 2 years ago
highly probable but someone seeded Kirby... as I said - probably a rumor started to put an ease on physical
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
@stellaconcepts Exactly what I was thinking.
bunkermunk 2 years ago
So is silver still a viable investment at this price?
I remember you saying at while it is under $20.00 (USD) per ounce it is a buy?
CTOL1 2 years ago
i said $20 AUD and that was good for me.
if you have a silver position sorted i wouldnt be jumping into the markets at these prices.
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
Sidenote: In some countries coins have lower taxes. In germany eg we have to pay 19% on bars but only 7% on coins.....so basically everyone (with a brain) buys coins over here
Raccoonraper 2 years ago
does that still work out cheaper with the coin premium?
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
Coin premium? You mean that coins are generally more expensive?
Yes, works out. You save abot +6% with buying coins instead of bars.
Raccoonraper 2 years ago
@Raccoonraper I'll have to travel to Germany to buy some silver. Here in Sweden we pay 0% VAT on investment gold (coins & bars) and 25% on silver. However, I did buy some silver including paying the VAT last Nov. at under $10 and I am profitable in that investment.
bunkermunk 2 years ago
Hi bunkermunk,
if you want i can buy you some over here and send it to you.....im doing this for some friends of mine anyways (i live in Frankfurt and we have relatively low street prices in the coin shops compared to the rest of Germany).
So if you are interested-> Let me know (i know sounds kind of suspicious over youtube ^^)
Raccoonraper 2 years ago
Thanks ,that's a very generous offer. Since we're both in the EU there is no penalty in ordering silver from a German online supplier. Do you know any?
bunkermunk 2 years ago
Price ^^
As i said-> Street price in FFM is pretty low compared to the rest of germany. Pays off for some friends of mine....they save about 1-2€ per coin compared to their street prices (Munich, Nürnberg etc).
So just an offer ^^
Raccoonraper 2 years ago
FFM = Frankfurt am Main
Raccoonraper 2 years ago
Silver ws will be $60 an ounce before this is over.. and likely $100 at the peak. Until the Fed announces they are going to 'burn' $1 Trillon dollars in front of the Federal Reserve in Washington.. we will certainly see inflation.
clarkbaker 2 years ago 2
@clarkbaker
And if the Fed burns that Trillion, it'll be proof that they've lost control, driving PMs even higher! =^[.]^=
Raycheetah 2 years ago 2
Fair Point Ray.. I like that. Its pretty clear the miners are clearing the decks for there short positions ... I suspect they know this cycle is just starting. Barrick getting rid of their metal hedges today is an idication this is just starting.
clarkbaker 2 years ago
I hope all those shorters are soiling theirs as the price soars! =^[.]^=
Raycheetah 2 years ago 3
that is true.
I do not buy silver to put in a washing machine.
opzoutenAUBnugraag 2 years ago
'cept when your cleaning it ;)
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
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eternalduty 2 years ago
happy - yes.
homosexual - no... sorry... but I hear rumours that demcad is ;)
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
OMG!!! LMAO!!!
AfterTheFox75 2 years ago
ROFL., he is always packing porns in his vids though.
SamuraiCommando 2 years ago
There's also the anti-microbial properties. I doubt they can find a substitute for colloidal silver.
JOHNNYH8STHENWO 2 years ago
how weird is it for silver to be the only metal that kills bacteria on impact... such a weird property for a metal.
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
it's not weird at all... it was proven in 1872, it's just not benefical for big pharma!!
demcad is not my type ;o)
eternalduty 2 years ago 3
im not denying its provability, I am saying how weird is it for a metal to do that. makes sense for other bioagents to have that property... not a metal.
kinda like saying vaccines are good for welding.
but yet - here we are... silver is an anti-bacterial!
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
That why in the 1800's they use to put a silver coin at the bottom of the milk containers so the milk would last much longer... actually why don't you do an experiment and findout for yourself, buy 2 small milk bottles and put a .999 silver coin in 1 bottle and leave the other bottle without, you will be very surprised, i have been doing it for 3 years now... it is amazing how people have forgot. I blame on BIG PHARMA!!
eternalduty 2 years ago 5
Never heard that one before, but I'll believe it as I knew it had anti-bacterial properties and was used for that before so many antibiotics became available. Thanks for the milk experiement - sounds like my daughter's next science project at school. :)
magbigblock 2 years ago
silver is a great conductor of electricity, it causes bacteria to be severely weakened by conducting energy aka electricity. The body's immune system does the rest of the work killing the bugs.
Seano71 2 years ago
Copper does so as well if im informed correctly. In some hospitals over here (germany) they are starting to make door handles out of copper due to minimizing contermination. There was a big study over here that porved the effectiveness
Raccoonraper 2 years ago
Gold $1210
castmay 2 years ago
so 19 is behind us, what next, 21?
mbdowney1 2 years ago 2
Will drop after it reaches 20 i assume....and then rise to the moon again ^^
Raccoonraper 2 years ago 7