The book “Silver is Money: The Undervalued Revolution in Precious Metals” argues that silver, unlike gold, has historically been a practical and accessible form of money for ordinary people, emerging organically across civilizations as a medium of exchange. The current price of silver is artificially suppressed by financial institutions and central banks through paper market manipulation (like naked short selling on the COMEX), creating a vast disconnect between paper claims and scarce physical metal. Several converging factors are cited as reasons silver could skyrocket, including soaring industrial demand (e.g., for green technology), a potential global monetary reset, its role as a hyperinflation…

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