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Wall Street 'Traitor' Spills Silver Secret...

Dear Reader,

A colleague and good friend of ours has just let us in on a phenomenal secret about silver...
According to our source - a former Wall Street trader - you'll never read about this opportunity in the Wall Street Journal or any other mainstream financial news source.
For more information, see below.
Good Investing,
Brian Hunt
Editor in Chief, DailyWealth.

How To Buy U.S. Government
Backed Silver for $1.25


Dear Reader,

The U.S. government has created a little-known way to own silver-—real, hold-in-your-hand silver--for just $1.25.

This has nothing to do with stocks. And nothing to do with options or anything risky like that.

Why should this government-created silver investment be of interest to you?

Well, I believe silver is set to explode in the coming years... and this is one of the best and cheapest ways to own it.

By the way, you won't see any ads for this investment. I doubt any broker or financial advisor will tell you about it. And if you look on the Internet, there's not a single mention there either.

Yet, I believe this could be one of the easiest and most profitable investment you can make over the next few years.

It's not too late though, already, silver is one of the best-returning assets of 2009(up 4-TIMES higher than gold).

And I believe the recent run in silver is just the beginning. Keep in mind, during similar financial times (for example in the 1970s), silver prices shot up 3,733%.

Today, many of the world's smartest and richest investors agree:

Jim Rogers, multi-millionaire hedge fund manager and commodities expert recently said:
"If you put a gun to my head and said you have to buy one, I would buy silver rather than gold."

John Embry, Chief Investment Strategist of Sprott Asset Management LP, says:

"When silver breaks free, I think many people are going to be shocked by how fast and far it goes."

And self-made multi-millionaire Chris Weber says:

"Everything tells me that this bull market will vault silver to levels unimaginable to most people before it is over."

In short, this government-certified silver investment is poised to soar 469% or more over the next several years... making it one of the world's safest, most lucrative investments right now.

Let me give you the full details...

"Silver beats Gold... "



~ Bloomberg


You'll probably realize one of the world's best long-term investments right now is silver.

In fact, professional commodities trader Dan Norcini says:

"I am an avid gold bug and expect substantially higher gold prices in the years ahead but it is my personal opinion that silver will outperform gold in the decade to come on a percentage basis. Silver could easily increase tenfold in price."

Theodore Butler, a 23-year independent silver analyst made this remarkable statement:


"I've gone on record as predicting silver could hit $50 or $100 per ounce over the medium term.



But I've done that only because an analyst is expected to spit out a number to summarize his research.



In reality, on a long-term basis, those price projections do not reflect just how bullish I am."


So why would a well-respected analyst and professional trader jeopardize his career and make such an outlandish claim?

There are at least three reasons why:

#1 – Silver is Real Money

One reason for silver's surging investment potential is simple: Silver is real money.

With government spending getting out of control, silver is where the smart money is going.

Remember that during the similar economic climate of the 1970's, silver went on an unprecedented rocket ride from $1.29 per ounce to just shy of $50... an increase of nearly 3,733%.

And while I can't guarantee that you'll see a 3,733% return over the next few years, I believe you could make a heck of a lot more money in silver over the next few years than you could holding ordinary stocks, bonds, or mutual funds.

Take a look at these two charts showing the demand for silver coins — what I consider to be real money --taking off:



Fundamental changes in the market like these could send silver soaring to $50, $100 and even back to historical highs above $1,000/oz (in 2009 dollars).

And that brings me to the second reason silver is such a good investment right now...

#2 – Silver is Cheap

According to silver and gold expert James R. Cook,

"The first thing to understand about silver is that it is close to a 5,000 year inflation-adjusted low."

And while 5,000 years may be hard to comprehend, take a look at the last 700 years in the chart below:



As you can see in the chart above, silver is beginning to break out into a new bull market.

And to capture the biggest gains, you need to get in soon.
But that's not all...

Silver is incredibly cheap right now, especially compared to gold.

Consider the gold/silver ratio, for example (as seen on the chart above).

The ratio is now hovering around 65... meaning that it now takes 65 ounces of silver to buy one ounce of gold. Historically, the ratio is only 15.

As Peter Sorrentino, manager of $15.5 billion Huntington Asset Advisors, said recently,

"Silver will have a nice catch-up rally."

A gold/silver ratio of 15 would put silver in the $61 range... an amazing 469% increase from current prices.

And these aren't the only reasons why silver could skyrocket over the next few months...

But here's the incredible thing that really separates silver from gold and other precious metals...

#3 - Disappearing Silver

Unlike gold, which is used primarily as a store of value, more than 95% of the demand for silver comes from industry.

Silver is used in everything from healthcare to cell phone to batteries.

And according to journalist Lara Crigger,


"...silver is a component in many up-and-coming "green" technologies."


Silver can also be found in new fabrics to create odor resistant clothing. It's found in swimming pools, in energy efficient windows, on CDs, on DVDs and even in toys.

This is an important point for one big reason:

When silver is used for industrial and technological purposes, it is used... and it cannot be reused. So, it's gone from supply... forever.

As economist Richard Daughty recently stated,


"It's lost, gone forever. There are no stockpiles of silver anywhere left in the world... that is the unique opportunity in silver. It is a great opportunity for anyone who wants to make a heck-of-a-lot of money."


And precious metals expert James Cook confirms,


"... over 90% of all the silver that has ever been mined in the last 5,000 years has been used up by industry and is gone forever."


And while most of the gold ever produced is still around, when it comes to silver...

Even the U.S. Government is Out

Few people noticed it, but in November of 2000, the U.S. government released the following statement from the U.S. Mint:

"U.S. NATIONAL DEFENSE SILVER STOCKPILE ELIMINATED (WASHINGTON, DC – NOVEMBER 2000)"

Then, On June 28, 2002, Congress passed S.2594, the "Support of American Eagle Silver Bullion Program Act."

The bill authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to purchase silver on the open market when the silver stockpile is depleted.

That's important because just 50 years earlier the U.S. government held over 3 billion ounces of silver, the largest in the world.

Now, the government is forced to buy silver on the open market because, by law, they must make silver coins available for purchase to citizens that want them.

And just last year, the U.S. Mint had to cease production of certain coins because of "unprecedented demand" for silver.

Take a look at this chart showing the declining supply according to precious metals consultants, GFMS Ltd.



Notice that much of the silver is moving into the hands of private investors as indicated by the line labeled: "held privately".

All of these things add up to one simple conclusion:

Silver is one of the safest, most lucrative investments available right now... and the world's richest private investors are piling in.

I expect you could safely make a hundred percent over the next few years by owning it. You could possibly make 1,000% or more... and you can get started for as little as $1.25.

So, how should you invest in silver?

Created by and Courtesy of the
U.S. Government...


Well, you could buy silver stocks.

But, mining and silver stocks depend on a lot of variables beyond the price or even fundamentals of silver itself.

You could buy into a silver ETF, but no one can say with any certainty how reliable this will be as prices take off. After all, they are fairly new investments and have no real track record.

You could buy ordinary bullion, but you'll need to pay 25% OVER the price of silver to buy these investments.

You could buy newly minted silver coins, but expect to pay premiums of 30% or more.

In fact, I just looked up a newly minted 1 oz Silver Eagle Coin on E-bay. They are selling for $21.95... that's a 50% premium above the current price of silver.

That's why I believe the absolute best way to buy real silver is through a U.S. government-created vehicle that will act as a store of value and give you a chance to own real silver and reap a hundred, even thousands of percent gains... for as little as $1.25.

However...

U.S. Government Production

of $1.25 Silver Has Ceased


The U.S. government ceased production of this silver in 1965 because people were hoarding it and not circulating like the government had planned.

Since that time, it has quietly changed hands from one investor to another and no one knows for certain how much is available.

There are 3 unique properties of this U.S. government - backed Silver that make it such an ideal investment:

* This silver is widely recognized and therefore liquid. It has always had an eager market for owners who want to sell it.


* It is easily divisible should you need to "cash-in" a portion of your investment or use it to buy goods and services in the future.


* It is already "pre-certified" and should not need independent verification of purity and value like silver bars, silver rounds, or collectible grade coins... because every piece of silver is date-stamped and has official U.S. Government markings.


Dr. David Eifrig, MD

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