The Silver Myth

Article Abstract:

Because of the volume of silver which has recently been recycled, there may be an oversupply. This makes a shortage in the next decade doubtful. The gold-silver ratio will increase to fifty-to-one in a few years. This may well be the standard ratio. Platinum is the ideal precious metal hedge because of its recycling limitations. Scrap operations are difficult to estimate. Extensive statistical data on silver comsumption in specific applications do not exist. Recycled silver can be bought for one-quarter less than the usual spot choice. Photography is responsible for almost half of the total silver consumption. Hospitals are microfilming their X-rays to recycle the silver. Portability issues for metals store of value are analyzed.

Metals, Metals (Materials)

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Hit or Myth?

Article Abstract:

Many myths about America are growing as a result of a growing fascination with population-watching. The myths arise out of the fact that few people understand how to interpret demographic numbers. In this case the obvious interpretation of the numbers is usually the wrong one. Ten of the most glaring myths currently popular are debunked. These myths often appear in print and are even used as recommendations for buying a particular stock. The myths deal with women, babies and the elderly.

Demographic aspects, Demography

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The age-old silver lining

Article Abstract:

Antique silver is not very popular as a collectible now but it is a good investment. Collectors believe that true quality items will always be valuable and speak of it as an addiction. Colonial silver pieces are reflective of Australian history and are likely to find better buyers currently in England rather than Australia. Some tips are offered for buyers along with information about the Australian Antique Dealers' Association.

Collections and collecting, Silver, Antiques

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