My point is that metals are not the be all and end all of savings. Anybody who purchased gold and silver thinking it's the only "real" money paid more for it because of this market manipulation.
Any metal where there is a market where trades are not not in specie, but in papers representing quantities of specie, means it's not much more "real" than fiat.
My point is that metals are not the be all and end all of savings. Anybody who purchased gold and silver thinking it's the only "real" money paid more for it because of this market manipulation.
Any metal where there is a market where trades are not not in specie, but in papers representing quantities of specie, means it's not much more "real" than fiat.