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New
Book Shares Research On Why Silver Is Now The Most Undervalued Commodity On
The Market.
Colbert, Wa (PRWEB)
October 18, 2006 -- Silver. Its in cell phones,
computers, TV’s, Refrigerators and automobiles. A commodity that is
overlooked, undervalued and often unknown, yet is poised, according to silver
expert and author David Morgan, to see record growths in the coming months.
David Morgan, author of Get the Skinny on Silver Investing, has studied the
Silver market for over 30 years and claims Silver is
currently the most undervalued commodity on the market. While gold
prices have soared over the last two years, silver has
increased smaller percentages by comparison.
Get the Skinny on Silver Investing will chronicle
the most important investment and financial conditions the world has ever
faced in recorded monetary history, giving investors the information needed
to position themselves for huge gains in the coming months.
"What many analysts don’t
realize, comments Morgan, is that although billions of ounces of silver have
been produced by silver
mines over the years, there is actually much less silver
available on the market due to the many uses. From silver used in art forms,
like fancy saddles, flutes of sterling silver and challises in Churches, to
industrial uses like cell phones and TV’s, much of what has been mined
has been used, and is not in a form to be unused and returned to the market.
These conditions make Silver one of the best investment opportunities
available right now."
Morgan also points out that the amount
of silver bullion available for investment is far smaller than the amount of
gold bullion available for investment. As the price of gold continues to
climb, it will skyrocket beyond the grasp of the smaller investor, which will
cause many investors to turn to silver en-mass as a more affordable
commodity.
Get the Skinny on Silver Investing
is the first book written since the early
1990’s on silver and will clarify many misconceptions investors have
about silver. "The Silver
market presents a rare opportunity today, shares Morgan,
resulting from the great amounts of silver that have disappeared in
industrial applications since 1980, the year the famed Hunt brothers were
accused of "cornering the silver market." Currently the above
ground stockpiles of silver are 1.5 billion ounces LESS than what was
available in 1990."
David Morgan writes a financial
newsletter to help people make money in the natural resource sector, is a
consultant to investors and mining companies, retail clients, hedge fund
managers, investment banks, bullion dealers, money managers, and the common
private investor. Morgan has studied the silver market for over 30 years and
is a sought after speaker worldwide on the topic. Morgan is considered the
final authority on the silver market by the largest silver
bullion dealer in the U.S. To find out more go to http://www.gettheskinnyonsilver.com or
phone 509-464-1651.
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