“10 Rules for SILVER Investing” PART 1 & David Morgan SPECIAL OFFER!
My first silver investment from around 1989. It is an israeli medallion from 1984. 26 grams of 935 silver.
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@KDashPerfect Do you know how to use a handgun? If not, may I suggest a Remington 870 shotgun? For under $400, you get a perfect Bad weapon, easy to use and dependable. Plus the ammo to go with it.
Silver guns? Of couse they exist. They were made for the Nobility back then and cost a fortune now.
@Trapster99
Ok thanks. I will keep stacking for sure. But my next salary is probably going to go on a gun … maybe a silver gun ? Does that exist ?
@KDashPerfect It just means that your Eagles were produced at the West Point Mint. Silver is silver, keep stacking and best of luck.
What is the “W” on the silver eagle à 0:41 ? I don’t have it on mines
terrible sound, good content
ETF’s ?? Mining Shares ..? Junk Silver …
If you didn’t talk about barter in the same video I would have never made a comment .
If a dollar collapse(revaluation) did happen .. Wouldn’t the ETF’s and Mining shares become trash?
If I had the choice between mining shares and a graded PCGS or NGC coin , I’d buy the coin.
Nice favbot bro…
I can understand why he said don’t watse time buying silver jewerly and collectibles but there is nothing wrong with buying graded coins because those coins are going to be worth so much more in the near future. I wish all the coins I have are graded coins.
Can someone tell me what the crappy, disturbing, and extremely annoying so called music (I myself call it first degreee noise!!!) continuasly playing in the background to this, David Morgan’s extremely important message!!??
Who is the complete, 110% moron that added that s**ty, extremely disturbing noise to this video and thereby totally destroyed it??
I would guess it might very well be Ben Bernanke or Timothy Geithner, because they both truly hate David Morgan’s message in this video!!
Hi is it good to buy real silver right not,the prices per
Oz I see on ebay right now is £35. I’m thinking on buying bulk I be greatful if anyone can help that private message if you like I don’t mind just need advice, I know one thing paper money will be worth nothing in the near future
shit I broke quite a lot of the rules already! I’m basically 75% silver and 25% gold and thats it! I went in very fast two years ago (can’t really see the downside there) and I don’t own any miners – again, where’sthe downside?
@JonathanSeagullUtube *”7. Silver speculation’s like cough syrup- good in small doses– But too much can make your portfolio sick”: ~ Too much debt (paper currency/ notes of promise to pay) can collapse a world economy.
@JonathanSeagullUtube * 3. “Boost the buying power of your dollars with mining shares.” ~ One day ALL ‘paper investments’ may be worthless…
@JonathanSeagullUtube 1. when all else fails, there is silver.
Ten Rules of Silver Investing
1. Why silver, Why Now?
2. Start small- keep it simple.
3. Boost the buying power of your dollars with mining shares.
4. Dollar – cost average to lower your costs – and increase your discipline.
5. Do not get a raw deal from your dealer.
@hopelesswait
6. What’s yours is yours – so keep it that way.
7. Silver speculation’s like cough syrup- good in small doses– But too much can make your portfolio sick.
8. A little information can mean a lot more dollars.
9. Collecting silver is an art- but not really an investment.
10. What percentage is the correct amount?
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Love the intro song – RUSH rulez! The Ron Paul of rock bands.
Sweet open David! Gotta love RUSH. Gotta love Ag.
@hopelesswait
If you click the link in the “Show More” info section under the video it will direct you to a link where they are all listed.
The 10 Silver Commandments !
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Can someone post all 10 rules in text here?
thanks David
@EDTHEWATERGUY i’d like to shake your hand
In an interview recently, Mr Morgan answering a question about how much metal one should own? He replied, how much fiat currency do you want to own? Made a lot of sense to me. Into today’s world, I think 25 percent is to low. Go for it.
Rush and Silver! Woo hoo!
@georgemargaris You certainly make some good points.
I regard silver as money though and I think silver is a unique opportunity right now.
I was not and I’m still not looking for any “all in” investments but regard this as a once-in-a-lifetime shot at serious gains with little risk. Greed doesn’t drive me, just security.
Like you, I’ll always have some PM’s but when I think the top has arrived I’ll sell the bulk of mine and buy undervalued assests.
is goldmoney risky?
25% in silver..? and the rest in cash..?
@dowhatuwill Your comment is based on assumption that people will sell silver at the right time, even you understand already that the majority will buy at the wrong time and loose.
IF you buy today and you wait too long to sell. at some point silver will be under price again and his purchasing power can be the same as today or even less, that is how you can go all in TODAY AND LOOSE.
I agree that silver will be one of the best performing assets for intermediate term and at relatively low risk.
@dowhatuwill Never go all in. If you want to be a longtime investor you have to develop a special attitude.
We you start to look for “all in”-situations all the time you are sooooo going to get burned.
Remember you only need to be wrong one time to loose everything when you go all-in. Even if you where right some times before.
What drives you anyway? security or greed? I want to be secure first, and get rich over the years, not fast!
I will ALWAYS buy Gold/Silver not only now!
@Meathead36 I’m all in too. All the time, all the way to the top.
100% silver with gold peppered in. (gram bars and jewelry)
@dowhatuwill those people must be millionaires or sumthin
only 10% ??
all-in is the best for me.
@Alexiscom1 Ok so 20% is the max. What exactly do you put the other 80% that is so much better?
Please be specific so I can check the performance against silver.
If investors get in now, they can be in 100% if they wish. I believe they can also do so later, if they are prepared to pay the higher prices and don’t mind delays on physical delivery. More money may be lost than made. I can see how that can happen when the public jumps in at the very end of the bull market. That time is years away.
I’m “all in” on silver.
I am 25% in silver, 25% in gold ,30% in food and water and medicine,10% in weapons and ammo and 10% in paper.Only real stuff for me.
at least try and sound like rush
@dowhatuwill There is not enough silver even that most investors have 3 or 5%. From my observation of silver market it is not the instrument for most people since they dont have a sufficient risk tolerance and expertise.
I am sure that more money will be lost in silver then made even I am sure that silver purchasing power will go up by factor of 10 or more. Most people will buy or sell at the wrong time. I agree 20% for average Joe is the reasonable max.
10-20% Why not be all in? If you know metals prices are going higher and there is little else you can safely invest in?