Is Silver the Sleeper?

By David Morgan

Founder of the Silver-Investor.com website

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07 March 2008 @ 04:27 pm ET

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â€¢ Silver is a much smaller market than gold, and therefore any new buying (or selling) has much more effect on the price

â€¢ In 1980, silver hit $50 per ounce when there were at least two billion ounces of silver in bullion form; today there is less than one-fourth that amount.

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Mr. Morgan has followed the silver market daily for over thirty years. Much of this Web site, www.silver-investor.com, is devoted to education about the precious metals.

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