OK Wall Street, this is War!
Sorry, dear readers who came here through finding us via an honest search engine query. If you do not remember the history of mineral investing you are, as the saying goes — paralleled in the words of that noted American philosopher Forrest Gump— “Stupid is, as stupid does.” In other words from a bottom-up wisdom, “Investors in the mining stocks sector can make mistakes, but only fools repeat them.”
Do you finally understand that William Jennings Bryan was correct 100 years ago in his “Cross of Gold” speech where he was concerned with the deflation of the U.S. gold backed dollar — as reported by Wikipedia— that Western silver, and farmers, fishermen into harvesting the true wealth of the Earth, were protesting against the manipulative interests of Eastern moneylenders mouthing their mantra of, “Those who have the gold rule.”
Bullpucky. It really should be, “Those who actually have wheat, or pork bellies, or oil, or silver in their hand will prevail." Read your history, as General Pertas suggested on-air when taking over commend in Iraq. Read your Bible, or Torah, or Koran, concerning usury, and the relationship of ancient gold to silver in the Bronze Age, and the value of “pieces of silver” it takes to fund evil.
Why is all this important to the silver mining investor? This week, the first week in May, 2011, the spot price of silver plummeted from nearly $50, to $34 per ounce, while somehow the gold/paper dollar and the Dow relationship remained fairly stable? What is going on? My “transparent disclosure” is that while I have silver in my portfolio, I am not personally responsible for what the “silver manipulators” have done. Understand that “Those who have silver derivatives also have been trashed!” It’s not my fault!
My 56-year perspective on the value of silver is from the “supply and demand” side of the supposedly “free enterprise” of mining metals. My knowledge of Wall Street is I have been trying to raise $5 million to mine 395,000 ounces of silver, plus an equal value in the “green” minerals as lead, zinc, copper needed for solar energy. See www.SilverMiningClaims.com, for
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