| Whenever central banks engage in stimulus schemes that flood financial markets with cheap liquidity, attention almost always turns to investments that can store value. Obviously, when a central bank works to actively devalue its currency, it is a good idea to start shoring up, or preserving the value of a currency by tying it to a commodity.
Gold and silver are the natural safe havens of investors who are spooked by the prospect of cheap liquidity. This is exactly what played out with the recent appreciation in gold and silver prices. However, silver prices may not hold up that well over the midterm. Why? Silver is both an investment commodity and an industrial commodity. In fact, there is still a lot of silver being produced every year for industrial purposes...............................................Full Article: Source
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