I find it very encouraging that silver still isn't mentioned these days in most of the hard money advises on financial tv. They generally mention only gold, which, in itself, is a leap forward, of course.
But it means silver still isn't recognised by many as true money and as a very, very undervalued asset right now.
This will change when "the people in the street" will wake up imo. Wake up at a time when gold is quite expensive compared to silver.
And there are many, many people in the street with quite some money to protect and invest ... The time for awakening for the masses may start pretty soon given the very dire straits the Western monetary world is in and given the foolish, communistic, arrogant respons from the Western governments and banksters regarding this most serious crisis.
As an example; if only those earning a regular salary in my country, the corrupt Netherlands, would buy 100 troy ounce of silver in 2010, silver demand would increase by 4 million x 100 = 400 million ounce!
And that would be the silver demand in only a very small country and when people would only buy 100 troy ounce of silver ...
