Silver time is now

I know that gold are used in financial transactions. Even countries have their own gold stash. We all know that gold has fascinated everybody with its beauty around one's neck, on the fingers, and even on the ankles. Buying gold has been recognized for centuries as one of the best ways to preserve one’s wealth and purchasing power.

What about silver? Silver can also be an investment product. Like gold, there are silver coins and ingots. Ingots are the molds from which metal objects were casted to a more convenient size and shape.

Here is a thought about silver:

There may never be a better time for buying silver bullion than right now. World demand for silver now exceeds annual production, and has every year since 1990. Above ground stockpiles of silver bullion are low, shrinking rapidly and approaching zero. Since the end of WWII, for example, the U.S. government – once the largest stockpiler of silver on the planet – has dumped billions and billions of ounces of silver bars onto the world market, effectively depressing silver prices. Today, that government silver hoard is gone . . . and now the U.S. government is a silver buyer. For these reasons, silver bars represent an outstanding investment opportunity.

Thus, if I were you, and I have a stash of silver right around the house somewhere -- now is the best time to pull them out and bring back more than just bacon.