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    Silver!!!

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    I'm not sellin' so don't get your panties in a wad.

    I'm just sayin'.
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    TXARGUY

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    Stock market is wildly overinflated. It falls, then gold...?

    Silver is at (approaching but I'm not going to squabble over pennies) a ten year low.

    Barrels of oil are trading low (not in any case historically)

    The main demand for silver is the electronics industry and the main demand for the oil industry being...*.

    So why could it be that in this case (10/14/2014) two essential commodities such as silver and oil can both and singularly drop in value at the same time? (along with many other unrelated commodities but I'm trying to stay on topic without giving an economics lecture)

    Answer:

    Over valuation of the U.S. Dollar.



    * http://www.ranken-energy.com/Products from Petroleum.htm
     
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    TXARGUY

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    you prefer coin or bar?

    Bars.

    Some people prefer to buy rounds (coins sold by purity and weight not by mint).

    I have rounds but I prefer bars.

    I picked these up today.

    At this moment these are worth roughly $200 a piece and they represent the equivalent of roughly 7.439553626782393 barrels of oil.

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    You can buy either one, silver or oil, really cheap right now.

    Which one is easier to store?

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