Capital · Investing · Metals
Two Metals.
Two Different Arguments.
Gold is the one that does nothing on purpose. Silver is the one that gets used up. They are in the same sleeve for different reasons, and each page puts the case against at the same weight as the case for.
The metals sleeve holds gold and silver. Gold is held as insurance, priced like insurance, against a supply that grows about 1.65% in a record year. Silver is held for the same scarcity plus an industrial bid that consumes it. Each has its own page with the bull case and the case against at equal weight.
The Two Pages
One metal at a time. The bull case at its strongest, the case against at the same weight, and every number sourced and dated.
The Rest Of The Book
Metals are one sleeve of three. The other two are published the same way.
A Thesis You Cannot
Argue Against Is Not One.
Every position on this site is published with the reasoning and the counter argument attached. That is the whole standard.
Not financial advice.
