Replies to post #35363 on iShares Silver Trust (SLV)

[tootalljones]

silver was $3.50 about 22 years ago. 700% is not a bad return. But not a fantastic one either......so, Just hold on tight. Production of this metal is down while demand is climbing industrially. Hang on to your hat as you see the existing financial Regime scurry to avoid displacement. Silver runs about every 2 to 3 decades. Don't forget the 1930s either. And it runs due to threats to the Financial regime, and returns 10 fold in just 3 to 5 years...Throw in a little margin and you are looking at a 1500 percent return. This is the way it has always been.

American proxys and bankers are losing UKEs to the tune of 10 to 1. The world is lining up to be Russia's new bridge, while the americans and their europeans slaves go bankrupt.....the dollar bull is over. Have patience and study the prior gold and silver bulls. and you will make money.

You might consider U.S. or british or french or german bonds.

[tootalljones]

silver was $3.50 about 22 years ago. 700% is not a bad return. But not a fantastic one either......so, Just hold on tight. Production of this metal is down while demand is climbing industrially. Hang on to your hat as you see the existing financial Regime scurry to avoid displacement. Silver runs about every 2 to 3 decades. Don't forget the 1930s either. And it runs due to threats to the Financial regime, and returns 10 fold in just 3 to 5 years...Throw in a little margin and you are looking at a 1500 percent return. This is the way it has always been.

American proxys and bankers are losing UKEs to the tune of 10 to 1. The world is lining up to be Russia's new bridge, while the americans and their europeans slaves go bankrupt.....the dollar bull is over. Have patience and study the prior gold and silver bulls. and you will make money.

The radical money printing Experiment of the West and world governments is in the first inning of collapse. Lawrence sterne once said, "nothing odd will do for long."

You might consider U.S. or british or french or german bonds.
Complete skeptics never make real money.