Gold and Silver in your Financial Portfolio
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- Should you have possession of the hard assets?
- While gold and silver coins are very liquid, you should think of this asset class like land. The price may go up and down, but these coins will always have value.
- Although these coins are very liquid, you should think in terms of a 3-5 year holding period (or longer) on these metals. Shorter time frames are more speculative, and ETF’s may be more appropriate as a speculative vehicle. Ask yourself….
- If you bought gold at $1,900/oz and it dropped to $1,000/oz, how would you feel about that?
- Are these coins exempt from Government Confiscation?
- No one can guarantee what the government might do in the future, but pre-1933 coins eliminate all paper trails, and under current law would be exempt from confiscation.
- If you are looking for great up-side potential and moderate initial investment outlay, consider a strategic mix of silver coins.
- Silver is a vital component in cell phones, computers, and most electronic systems. Silver is the best electrical conductor known and is an excellent thermal conductor as well.
- Silver is an essential component in “green” technology, including solar cells. Silver demand for solar technology is expected to reach 130 million ounces per year by 2020!
- Silver is a critical component in advanced medical technology. In many cases silver’s nanoparticles have better antibacterial properties than antibiotics.
- Silver is a key ingredient in water purification technology. The FDA has approved adding silver to water to help kill bacteria. Many industrial level water purification systems require silver. Consider the demand for pure, clean water in third world countries.
- Silver is also a key component in safe food handling. The outlook for food hygiene and water purification applications is projected to be over 90 million ounces per year by 2012.
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