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Thread: Gold or Silver?
What is your favorite metal choice? Gold is mine. 
Favorite for...looks? Value? Security?
Iron
Add some carbon we get steel then add say 12% chromium now it is stainless steel switch chromium for summit else you get different properties it is truly a marvel and hence it is widely used.
Add some carbon we get steel then add say 12% chromium now it is stainless steel switch chromium for summit else you get different properties it is truly a marvel and hence it is widely used.
Platinum ftw.
I assume you mean for jewelry AntiKingWarmanCake88? It depends a lot on the design, who wears it and with what, but I'ld say gold.
Originally Posted by TosaInu:
I assume you mean for jewelry AntiKingWarmanCake88? It depends a lot on the design, who wears it and with what, but I'ld say gold.
I assume you mean for jewelry AntiKingWarmanCake88? It depends a lot on the design, who wears it and with what, but I'ld say gold.
Both for Jewelery and investment Tosa
.Out of the two, I prefer silver.
Both gold and silver were under priced for long AntiKingWarmanCake88, meaning it could be an idea to buy. Now they are overpriced and despite reports about them increasing more, it's quite likely that they will fall back. It may take a day or a year, but they will, big time. Then you'll end up losing a lot of money.
Out of the two: silver has more industrial applications than gold, and while it's cheaper today, that situation may change. I would compare the two closer first though, as far as I know, silver has a higher VAT than gold. Also check your local law about tax. Neither gives you any interest or dividend, gold mining (which could) is a jumpy business, not to say that many gold mines are 'depleted'. When the gold bubble bursts, it may stay low for decades (we aren't the kind of guys who can earn a massive income from a 1% shift). It's more likely that we are going to lose 10% due to taxes and transaction costs.
Out of the two: silver has more industrial applications than gold, and while it's cheaper today, that situation may change. I would compare the two closer first though, as far as I know, silver has a higher VAT than gold. Also check your local law about tax. Neither gives you any interest or dividend, gold mining (which could) is a jumpy business, not to say that many gold mines are 'depleted'. When the gold bubble bursts, it may stay low for decades (we aren't the kind of guys who can earn a massive income from a 1% shift). It's more likely that we are going to lose 10% due to taxes and transaction costs.
Silver. Definately.
Interesting comment Tosa.
Interesting comment Tosa.
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