David Morgan EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with Foster Gamble

Derivative Dangers, Currency Wars, Gold and Silver

David Morgan: Revolution An Instruction Manual

David Morgan presents the closing keynote speech at the Liberty Mastermind Symposium in Las Vegas February 22, 2014 titled Revolution: An Instruction Manual. It focuses on how revolutions begin with a "no" and end with a "yes". It's message is one of leadership and psychology. Morgan discusses the conscious revolution paradigm. The three pillars of power. The three stages of a revolution. What real leaders do. Recommended action steps.

US Dollar is the Last Stop Before Gold & Silver Spike

Silver Forming the Most Bullish Cup & Handle Possible!

Silver expert David Morgan joins SD Metals & Markets for an explosive show: ...

Silver & Gold Bar Testing

David Morgan of http://silver-investor.com expresses his view on gold and silver bar and coin testing. He also touches the matter of faking gold and silver. GoldMoney has implemented ultrasound gold bar testing to ensure the integrity of the gold stored for its customers

How to Invest in Silver and Gold

Silver guru David Morgan of explains how to invest in gold and silver by making use of dollar cost averaging (DCA)

David Morgan - Gold, Silver, The Market & The Dollar

Dr. Ron Paul, Professor Laurence Kotlikoff, David Morgan & Bob Hoye

Money is important, but it needs to be put in the proper place

David Morgan got more personal with his advice in October. He pointed out that he is grateful that he is part of the small minority of people on earth who have a portfolio to worry about. “Money is important, but it needs to be put in the proper place. There is more to life than how much money you can make. Nature preaches balance and when things get out of balance, it has a way of bringing them back into equilibrium. This is most evident in the natural resource sector. We’re acting as if the earth is income rather than capital. The result is that we are using up our base capital in the form of forests and water and metal and not replacing them. That is unsustainable. I’m afraid we are going to pay a high price for that. We need to live within our means rather than getting all we can. It’s more about what you can contribute, maintain and sustain than who has the most toys.”

- Source, Trefis
 

The Fundamentals of Owning Precious Metals Have Not Changed

People need to keep in mind that prices go up and down in all markets. Second, know that the fundamentals of owning precious metals have not changed. Third, remember why they bought the metal in the first place. And lastly, ensure that they are diversified properly, meaning they need to own the right amount of physical metal for their age and objectives. We don't advocate 100% or even 80% allocation to precious metals. But we want the money investors to put into the sector to be profitable, and that is why we specialize in sharing information about this sector.

A couple of years ago when silver prices had similarly dropped before bouncing up again, I talked at the Silver Summit about being grateful that I even have a portfolio to worry about. I shared some statistics on how the average American lives compared to the average citizen of the world. It was a reminder to myself and the audience that sometimes we get too focused on the monetary aspects of our lives.

Money is important, but it needs to be put in the proper place. There is more to life than how much money you can make. Nature preaches balance and when things get out of balance, it has a way of bringing them back into equilibrium. This is most evident in the natural resource sector. We're acting as if the earth is income rather than capital. The result is that we are using up our base capital in the form of forests and water and metal and not replacing them. That is unsustainable. I'm afraid we are going to pay a high price for that. We need to live within our means rather than getting all we can. It's more about what you can contribute, maintain and sustain than who has the most toys.

- Source, David Morgan via Silver Investors

There Are Few Pure Silver Plays

The reality is that there are actually very few pure silver operations. As much as 70% of the silver produced is an offtake of mining for base metals. These producers really don't give a hoot about the price of silver. As long as they're making money in copper, lead and zinc, they don't pay attention to the silver price. They will keep producing no matter how low the silver price goes.

Even primary silver producers are reluctant to turn off the lights temporarily when they are working at a loss. I figure the average all-in sustaining cost per ounce, including taxes, is $23/oz. That makes selling for $17/oz unsustainable. But in the long run, operating minimally at a loss for a few months actually makes more sense than halting production. There are many reasons. Customer and employee contracts would result in big fines if not fulfilled in some cases. Also, keeping the wheels turning is important because mines deteriorate rapidly. A lot of them have to be dewatered, monitored for structural integrity and generally maintained. It actually might cost more to shut down and restart later than run it at a loss for a year as an example.

- David Morgan via Investor Ideas