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 If You Have to Own One Precious Metal Buy Silver Not Goldby Peter Cooper, Arabian Money
Silver prices are more volatile than gold. And over the past five years gold has actually been a slightly better performer. The central banks hold gold, not generally silver. Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.   |
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Veteran investor and an early spotter of the commodities bull market, Jim Rogers says if he could only invest in one precious metal this summer it would be silver. Why is that?
