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Silver is one of the chemical elements. Silver’s chemical symbol is Ag (Gold’s symbols is Au) and its atomic number is 49 (Gold’s is 79). Silver sits directly above Gold in the Periodic Table of the Elements as its electronic structure is similar. Therefore Silver has similar characteristics to Gold. Silver is relatively inert and malleable. Unlike Gold, Silver does tarnish. The best way to clean silver is with mild soap and warm water and then pat dry with a soft cloth. Chemical cleaners such as “silver polish” are completely unnecessary.

Silver is both an Industrial Metal and a Precious Metal. As an industrial metal Silver has many thousands of uses due to its outstanding qualities. Silver has the highest electrical and thermal conductivity of any element. Silver was critical to the photographic industry before digital cameras came along. The term “Silver Screen” refers to the fact that Silver was actually embedded into the screens in the early movie theaters. Silver even kills bacteria and is used in water filters for that purpose. New uses of Silver are found almost daily.

As a precious metal for money Silver has no equal in its widespread use. Silver coins are among the oldest examples of coined money. Gold is too valuable for everyday common use historically being worth sixteen times Silver. Silver prices are quoted in Troy Ounces. Silver futures contracts are traded on the COMEX in New York and on the London Metal Exchange. The Spot Price is published by the exchanges and is derived from the futures prices.

COMEX Silver futures contracts are for 5000 ounces cast into 1000 ounce bars. The vast majority of the activity on the COMEX is done by “traders” trying to make money on price fluctuation. The price of Silver set by the COMEX differs greatly from the Silver price paid by individuals for small amounts of Silver coins or bars. There is a big difference in that these small individual transactions involve real physical Silver – not paper contracts on an exchange. Thus, the Silver price for small amounts can be as much as 100% over the COMEX price. In times of economic uncertainty Silver can be very difficult to get as Silver is the money of the common person.

Another thing to keep in mind is the historical ratio between the Gold price and the Silver price. Over the long term one ounce of Gold is worth sixteen times that of one ounce of Silver. When the Gold/Silver ratio gets far from sixteen you expect a return to the mean. Silver price moves can be very volatile.

Everything that was said about how to think about owning Gold is true of Silver. Silver is insurance. Persons of modest means should make Silver their first priority. Silver is the money of everyday transactions. One ounce bullion coins and ten ounce bars are most convenient. In terms of one’s overall precious metals holding thirty to forty percent should be in silver.

Gold is one of the chemical elements. Gold's chemical symbol is Au and its atomic number is 79. Its chief characteristics are that it is inert and malleable. Inert means gold does not interact with other chemicals or compounds. Gold doesn't tarnish and even the strongest acids have no effect. Thus, gold lasts forever - and stays shiny the whole time!

Gold has many industrial uses, but its main historical uses have been for jewellery and money - both are a store of value. Gold has been used as a store of value for at least 5000 years. Gold is measured and prices are quoted in Troy Ounces and Grams. As an example of gold's ability to store value, 2000 years ago one ounce of gold would buy a fine man's outfit. Today one ounce of gold will still buy a good quality man's wool suit with enough left over to buy a few shirts, a tie, some underwear, socks, a pair of shoes and a belt!

Gold has been called a "barometer of fear." When people are anxious about the economy - they turn to gold and bid the price up. The two main things that make people anxious are deflation and inflation. Most think that deflation is "falling prices" and inflation is "rising prices." Actually, rising and falling prices are symptoms. The root causes are decreases (deflating) or increasing (inflating) of the money supply. Gold has the remarkable ability to store value in both deflationary and inflationary times.

The correct way to think about owning gold is as insurance. Gold is a store of value virtually independent of economic conditions. Unlike shares of a company or government bonds - gold will always retain value. Gold's most important use is insurance against the paper (fiat) currency of the country you live in. Almost every country has had at least one major "currency crisis" over the last one hundred years. Those that had some of their wealth in gold survived. Unfortunately many people saw their saving become worthless - sometimes in a matter of days.

So, think of gold as insurance. Do not think of gold as a way to "make money." Do not try and "time the market." It is better to buy gold in small amounts regularly, every month for example, over a period of time.The percentage of your total wealth devoted to gold is a personal decision and depends on your particular situation. A conservative goal would be ten percent. In times of uncertainty the percentage should be much higher.

Do not worry about selling gold when that time comes. Gold is recognized and valued everywhere in the world. It is easier to sell gold than to buy gold! Of course gold can be used in barter or trade as it has for thousands of years.

To summarize, gold is an insurance policy against economic uncertainty. Gold can protect against both deflation and inflation. Everyone should store some of their wealth in gold if at all possible.

The GOLD and SILVER FUTURES PRICE was Driven Back to its Breakout Point Today

The GOLD and SILVER FUTURES PRICE was Driven Back to its Breakout Point Today

GOLD FUTURES PRICE Today : 951.70
Change: -5.30 or -0.6%

SILVER FUTURES PRICE Close Today : 14.875

Change: 9.1 cents or 0.6%

Dow FUTURES Industrial: 9,500.97
Change: -43.23 or -0.5%

US FUTURES Dollar Index: 78.22
Change: -0.91 or -1.1%

The GOLD FUTURES PRICE was driven back to its breakout point today. This could be a sign that Friday's breakout was only a fake-out, but more likely it is the standard "touchback to breakout" move that most markets make.

The SILVER FUTURES PRICE makes me lean to that second interpretation, too, since it moved up 9.1 cents today to close at $14.875, hammering on the door of $15.00 resistance. GOLD FUTURES closed today down $5.30 to end at $951.70 on Comex.

On a two month chart the US DOLLAR INDEX has formed a narrow even-sided triangle. More recently (since 17 August) that triangle's nose has dropped sharply, leaving something more like a flat bottomed triangle. The range has narrowed to 78.50 - 79.95 today, and tomorrow will be 78.40 to 78.00, etc. This will not long continue. A close outside that triangle, above or below, will send the $ index sharply in that direction. A close above 79.50 confirms an upside breakout, a close below 77.50 a downside breakdown. Bias leans toward downside breakout.

STOCKS today lost a little ground. Dow slipped 43.23 to close at 9,500.97. S&P500 at 1,021.02 lost 7.91.

To avoid confusion, please remember that the comments above have a very short time horizon. Always invest with the primary trend. GOLD FUTURES primary trend is up, targeting at least $3,130.00; SILVER FUTURES primary is up targeting 16:1 GOLD and SILVER FUTURES ratio or $195.66; stocks' primary trend is down, targeting Dow under 2,900 and worth only one ounce of GOLD FUTURES; US$ or US$-denominated assets, primary trend down; real estate in a bubble, primary trend way down.