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Silver bullion, silver bars, silver coins, silver certificates, silver contracts, silver stock, silver metal, silver ore, silver credits;
Gold and silver capital for protection against investment losses and hyperinflation
Why silver?
Historic Silver Prices
All-time high: $ 806 per ounce, adjusted for inflation in USD from 2016;
Silver to Gold value around 1500: 11 to 1, later 16 to 1, 2020: over 125, now fallen to below 60. |
Manipulated Silver Price
Silver is very undervalued since decades. In a manipulated market, the silver price is artificially low.
Demand has exceeded supply for years and is increasing at about 4% per annum.
This is trivialized by
• Forward Contracts: Silver is sold that has not been produced / mined yet.
• Lending: Trade in leasing contracts, loaned silver;
• Silver certificates: Silver inventories are pledged multiple times. |
Silver reserves
• Silver is a limited resource and appears solid, predominantly on the surface of the earth.
In contrast to gold, the concentration of silver decreases with increasing depth, making silver mining more and more expensive.
• Silver is mined as a by-product in 70% of cases, therefore production is hardly increased due to higher silver prices.
• Unlike gold, silver is consumed industrially, with demand increasing sharply.
These facts suggest that the old silver-gold price ratio could be regained from about 15 to 1 and even surpassed in favor of silver. |
Silver investments, silver purchase
In comparison to gold at a silver purchase there is due a value added tax.
Or silver can be kept in duty-free warehouses which charge a fee.
So normally you have the choice between the value added tax and the storage fee.
Alternatively with DAG units these costs can be avoided!
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DAG
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DAG is a stablecoin, digital but not a crypto currency.
Each DAG unit represents 1 decagram of gold or silver reserves and other assets.
Each digital DAG unit represents a share of the cooperative.
The current price of 1 Gold Dag unit is 1500 CHF and 1 Silver Dag unit is 30 CHF or equivalent in other currencies, at a gold silver ratio of 50.
The price of a share of 1 decagram (Dag) of gold (gold share) or silver (silver shares) is not fixed to market prices, as these prices are very unstable in a manipulated market, but is based on long-term average prices in an inflation-free currency, the CHF of the year 2000. Incidentally, costs for storage, insurance, taxes, and the like must be included. The price in CHF, and correspondingly in other currencies, rises due to inflation adjustments, but can also fall due to deflationary adjustments. Market price risks remain.
DAG Gold and silver coins
The minting of gold and silver coins is planned in the future, so that DAG units can be paid out in DAG coins.
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Disclaimer: This is not a financial advice. All investments involve risk, including the loss of capital. Please do your own research, carefully evaluate all risks, or consult a qualified financial professional before investing if needed. Investment decisions should be based on your individual financial situation, objectives, and risk tolerance.
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