Silver Bullion: Would a Wall Street Stock Broker Pay for your Lunch?
Wednesday, May 12th, 2010 at
8:26 am
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I keep buying more, and more, and more Silver.
The Fed wants you to believe that those paper things in your wallet is money
Great video thanks mike for keeping me in the game im a full fledged addict now and forever.
great job keep on stacking it all adds up in the end.
Great advice, Mike!
I agree with your concerns, people justy dont know how to save these days
“A cynic is a man who knows the price of everything but the value of nothing” Oscar Wilde
Seems we have MANY MANY cynics these days eh?
Have a good weekend my friend.
Ever wonder why JFK was killed? Silver. Google: “President John F.Kennedy, The Federal Reserve And Executive Order 11110 ”
If the Fed would do that then, they aren’t gonna treat us any nicer, now. =’[.]‘=
Nice Video Mike as usual, I Love Silver and Gold!!
very good
Oh yea you can always just get the junk dimes
A men Mike. Nice Video
Good points.
Straight from the horses mouth.
Thanx for the vid WMWS, Horse Sense Baby. Spread the word
Mike, I especially like the fact that you speak to people who think that they are too poor to invest in anything. Especially single moms and dads. You can get silver dimes for about $1.30 each, or about the cost of a large coke at a fast food restaurant. Anybody can buy silver if they want to. Even if it’s just one dime at a time. Good job, great advice.
@Bigoldjeff1956
You’re absolutely right. Maybe giving up an occasional Cappuccino or that Latte can put a little silver in your pockets. :>)
Another great video. Sometime, I’d love to see you do a short or long video on any advantages or disadvantages to buying Silver rounds vs. something like Silver Eagles or Silver Maples in a collapse environment, beyond merely the premium you pay for one vs. the other. In other words, what are the cases for and against buying those types of silver in the context of an economic collapse, if there are any. I just ask because I’m sure you’ve thought about and probably know more about it than me.
@veritasfiles
I’ll see if I can make one within the next week ok. IMO there is a choice that I would buy specifically for an Economical Collapse.
If they gave up a cappuccino or latte, they could get silver quarters instead of dimes. You just need to start somewhere.
Checkmark on that Bigold.
Hey this is economics-spy. Congrats Lucky on achieving 250oz !! I consider lucky and you southern part of the silver family and a father and brother I never had. Til next time we chat, keep on stacking boys !!
@cvenzke410
Hi there spy! It’s my privilege to have you as a subscriber :>)
Your comment is one of not taken lightly. It’s also Great to have you as a Paltalk Pal :>)
Thanks for the info on “Monopoly Men”. I saw a very long documentary called “The Money Masters”… Good info on the FED scam.
thanks for all your videos. i’ve learned more about silver investing from you than i could have read in a ton of books. i have to admit buying silver has an addicting quality to it….lol
@jamesky8118
Thank you james for your VERY nice comment.
What excites me about people like you is that I can tell that your excited about your investment. The thing about those that invest in stocks don’t show the excitement! They hardly will ever get excited when they tell (if they do tell) which stocks they’ve invested in because they want to spare themselves the embarassment if the stock belly’s up lol. They don’t encourage others like we do. We get excited about what we do, we hold it!
@sizzlot
YES! That one’s VERY good also!