Silver-- The People's Metal (Paperback) newly tagged "silver"

I had never heard of author of the book prior of reading this book, so I decided to buy it because of David Morgan’s praise of it. Overall, I think this book does contain some very useful information about silver although it can also be found online for free. Yet, it does make the process of researching silver easier when all the information has been chewed up for you and well presented.

“Silver - The People’s Metal” can be divided into two parts. The first, up to about page 100, is chiefly a rant on why by buying silver you’re actually supporting freedom around the world, spiced?with an occasional promotion of various “investment websites” which are, actually, for the most part, rather good. However, I felt that the author promoted such websites too often and that it occupied too many pages.

The second part of the book (Chapters 4 and 5) were fairly informative and presented a rather convincing case of why silver is quite undervalued compared to gold and, therefore, the better investment. In those chapters, Jordan visits all the common, and yet, very important data about silver’s supply and demand. Any silver investor will be able to find here very useful information, which will help you deepen your understanding of silver. All in all, I would recommend skipping the first 100 pages and going straight to Chapters 4 and 5.

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