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I can't get passed his nipples.
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I can't get passed his nipples.
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The medical uses for silver are skyrocketing. It's antibiotic properties are well know and used more and more.
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'if it's 5 times rarer, shouldn't it be 5 times more expensive?'
NO - this is a fallacy, which ignores production - 750mn oz/yr of silver vs 45mn of gold.
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It was mentioned in the beginning but lost further down that silver is rares when it comes to Above Ground Reserves. Annual production and inground reserves are larger though. Gold is simply larger above ground as very little is used. Furthermore silver may have been money in past and may be a store of wealth but is somewhat unlikely to be part of a new monetary system whilst gold is likely to be. So diversify your investments into both.
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Silver is Money because like Gold it cannot be created or destroyed...Is easily divisable...and is rare... "Precious" ....and a bunch of other reasons that escape me.
The Whole World is going to wake up this historical fact that has been suppressed by Government/Bankers in a very Rude Fashion.
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these cartoons are fantastic, where do you get this information?
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1:57 .... silver is NOT money... its an INVESTMENT! the real money is GOLD.
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You're a wonderful video maker. You really embody the whole idea of what youtube is supposed to be. Thank you.
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@BrotherJohnF and by bolt you mean they war for it.
Are we talking global manipulation? I can't understand why foreign central banks (China) don't buy up physical and ETF's. They could stockpile the physical, demand delivery on the paper and take their 25% freebie on the cash and use the profit to keep the whole ball rolling! I assume preferred trade status means more to them even while actively conspiring to replace the Dollar as the world currency. Or am I just chasing my tail with this!!
hershey1960 1 year ago
@hershey1960 Central banks all work together. It all works until the day it doesn't, then they all bolt at the same time and protect themselves, hence game over.
BrotherJohnF 1 year ago
I didn't quite understand why a bank would not own any silver. I understand it's an industrial metal and is used in many electronics but does it have something to do with people asking for the physical silver back in exchange for the paper silver that the bank holds?
What about the banks that didn't sell paper silver? It's kind of hard to believe that a bank would not own any when I see people online buying 100oz bars
10iggi01 1 year ago
@10iggi01 Silver has been demonetized just as gold has. Banks only have big stacks of IOUs of various types
BrotherJohnF 1 year ago