A Very Shroud Investment

by Marie S. Investing for Our Future

Those of you who know me fairly well, will know I am in no way a confused investor. I know what I like, I know what I want and I don't diversify much.

A lot of girls might gush at the sight of diamonds and gold - but I would dropkick them out the way if there was a bit of silver behind them.

Now, I am not going to go into will the EU/USA print more money or not to pay their debts. They will, and if you don't think so, I will have a gram of whatever you have had if it is under $500/gram.

What does the printing of cash mean? Inflation, or hyperinflation.

What is inflation? Inflation is when prices go up, food, gas and everyday things we humans need to live.

Why do they go up? Simple, as more cash is printed, it becomes less valuable. The more there is of anything, the less it becomes worth.

Therefor, if cash is worth less (going on worthless?) naturally you need more of it to get what you want. After all, just because the government makes more cash, does not mean that wheat grows faster, or mines are mined quicker - there will be the same amount of these things, that we need to live.

It is a dead cert, when cash is printed, prices go up - you can check the history books, you will see grim tales of the effects of cash printing and hyperinflation.

This is why you want to buy commodites in general. They are real, real value, really needed, raw material. Cash is paper - there is a lot of that in the world.

Silver is the best one to buy, as it is used in all electricals (phones, TV, PC etc) and therefor being used up at a rapid rate. There are only 10 years known supplies of silver to be mined, then it's joining the Dodo.

Gold will never run out, just switch owners, wheat will grow, there is a lot of oil in the world (even if it does mean a war to get it) so while these will go up with inflation, the supply is not going anywhere - but silver is limited.

People are saying that silver prices maay one day take over gold prices, that might sound wild to you, but it is actually very logical that it could happen. I didn't get told this by a old drunk in the bus stop, I learn from a lot of detailed research and following the best investors of our time.

Silver will cost you four times more to insure than gold today - even the drunk in the bus stop can work out that means something is brewing.

I buy my silver through a vaulting company that lets me broker the buying and selling of it via them and they store my silver in a nice safe vault - it is insure, for free.

If this company failed, for any reason, I would not wake up one day to log into the site and find the domain name dead (HYIP people know what I am talking about) the company would be liquidated, the assets sold and the investors paid.

They are holding over seven tons of gold there, so the assets are considerable.

Does this all mean buying silver through these guys is a RISK FREE INVESTMENT?

No. Not at all.

The risk is, the EU and USA will get their act together, and somehow pull out the $20 trillion + they have in debts without printing any new cash.

Do your own evaluation on the chances of that.

If the value of cash drops, that means the cash you have will be eaten away at, if you swap that cash for silver, while that same cash would have been getting munched by inflation, the value of the silver will be going up - so instead of losing cash, you are earning it.

If you consider yourself to be a savvy person, or even if you are a person who is just a little above the bluntest blade in the draw, you will want to get silver.

Even if cash was not printed, the value of silver will go up as it is used and runs lower.

Buy your silver here, with the lowest fees, free insurance and securely stored.

In the interests of full disclosure - I will get about a 2% commission on the revenue you pass through this company - this is not the reason I am telling you to buy silver, if I was just commission hunting, I would shoot for a bit better than 2% :)

http://www.bullionvault.com/#smarter