This is a great video on the subject of commodities investing.
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There are shortages in silver from time to time when you cannot even get silver. The problem is that when the spot price is very low for silver and the price for the physical asset is high people will be rushing to buy it on places like Ebay like at no other time. Silver will blow the doors off of gold on a percentage basis unlike anytime before because of the US hyperinflation setup that is happening now.
What we see now is a manipulation by US banks on the price of silver. The US banks involved in this manipulation realize that the silver commodity is more rare than gold which means that when gold goes up extremely high because of hyperinflation you can bet that the same will happen with silver but at an even higher percentage. The problem is that there will not be enough silver to cover for those that cash in their paper transaction for this transaction.
The purchasing ability of the US dollar will soon be nothing because it is a fiat currency much as is the rest of the currencies of the world. When people wake up and the dollar starts to become worthless a bubble unlike anything we have ever experienced before will hit the precious metals markets of gold and silver. Those who buy gold and silver will see a dramatic increase in their investment and will save their soon to be worthless savings accounts that are in US dollars.
The small mom and pop investors who received their physical gold and silver investment will hold on to their investment in hand as prices for these go through the roof. The currency in peoples bank accounts may become worthless very quickly through hyperinflation but for those who have silver and gold investments in physical form their savings will be protected as these commodities will likely go up in cost.
Finally by going into a local precious metals dealer and buying some gold and silver coins if your bank savings account becomes worthless you will be okay. It is important to take advantage of the largest transfer of wealth in history and protect your family from the government bankrupting you in the process. Now is not the time to have all your savings in a fiat currency.
Prior to investing in precious metals online read this short report on the US financial bubbles here, Why Do Economic Bubbles Keep Happening. Through these fiat currency government scams a transfer of wealth happens as people who knew ahead of time position themselves to make money rather than lose all of their money.
Question by shika: What are the factors associated with the commodity market investment ?
stock Market
My chosen answer:
Answer by linlyons you’re competing against very smart people who do that for a living.
you’re going to lose — particularly in the commodity market.
i’m not dumb, but there’s no way i’d risk my retirement in commodities.
and at this point, i let a professional take care of my stocks.
more than worth what i pay him.
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A question from enzyme306: I took a loss in the lemon futures market. Will this sour my investment portfolio?
It has really put a squeeze on my cash flow.
Chosen answer:
Answer by muncie birder Actually your remaining investment portfolio should now be sweeter with the weeding out of the lemons. Put watch watch out for the unripened persimmons. They can really pucker your portfolio.
A commodity broker deals with selling commodities like gold and silver and typically works for a brokerage house for a high salary with quarterly or annual bonuses. Discover the very lucrative but high stress environment of commodity brokers withtips from a registered financial consultant in this free video on finance and investment. Expert: Patrick Munro Contact: www.northstarnavigator.com Bio: Patrick Munro is a registered financial consultant (RFC) with outstanding sales volume of progressive financial products and solutions to the senior and boomer marketplace. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC Video Rating: 0 / 5
I you are looking for information about commodity trading then I have little doubt that you will find this video especially useful.
The finale of a multi-part series on commodity trading. This entry estimates the total amount of money invested in commodity indices and explores the massive increases in OTC derivative trading related to commodities. For a better view of the graphs, I recommend watching the video on full screen. Also, be sure to check out my website at www.econoutlook.net for all of the graphs and more information! Video Rating: 4 / 5
The fifth in a multi-part series on commodity trading. This entry covers the structure of index investment and begins to explain the way in which funds roll futures contracts. For a better view of the graphs, I recommend watching the video on full screen. Also, be sure to check out my website at www.econoutlook.net for all of the graphs and more information!
One of the best videos I have come across on the subject of commodity trading.
The fourth in a multi-part series on commodity trading. This entry looks at why money is flowing into commodity markets. For a better view of the charts in this video and for more information, be sure to visit www.econoutlook.net Video Rating: 4 / 5
A question from ep: Is investing in commodities more or less risky than stocks and should it be a long or short term investment?
I think less but i can’t really find a specific answer
The best answer:
Answer by Bob It is much more risky due to the huge legerage involved.
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