Don’t Pay Stupid Premiums for Silver, Do this Instead

How much would you pay me for a dollar? Now, at first glance, this might sound like a preposterous question, but when you dive down deeper, you're really answering the question of fundamental analysis. It's how to determine the value of something. Because if I ask you, “hey, how much would you pay me for a dollar?” your questions should be in response. When will I get the dollar? What is the likelihood that I will get that dollar? Will I get that dollar more than once over a period of time? Do I get that dollar immediately plus interest? What is the likelihood that that dollar will stick around? There are tons of questions about this. Now, again, it might sound ridiculous asking how much you'd pay for a dollar. But if I asked you, how much would you pay for ten ounces of silver? Well, suddenly that question doesn't sound as ridiculous, because if you've ever bought silver, the prices for ten ounces or one ounce of silver can vary and go all over the map. Right now, the spot price of silver is about $18, but this one ounce coin of silver costs about $35. But this ten ounce brick of silver only costs about $25. So, if I ask you, “how much would you pay for something?” the answer is not exactly clear. And to arrive at the correct answer, you have to do a little bit of fundamental analysis to understand the question, “How much are you paying for? How much is something worth?” What is the value that you are buying? And so, in this video, we are going to look at the proper way to buy silver right now, because premiums are so ridiculous, and how you can accumulate more silver over time without actually having to pay more money just by playing the premiums. And a sneak peek at how to buy silver below the current spot price.