Seeking purchase/selling gold/silver bars? Low cost commission and reputable.?

Question

The dealer/broker should be in the U.S.A. Additionally a web address would also be preferred.

Iam looking for .999 pure silver in 100 oz. bars, .999 1 oz. gold bullion rounds.

Answer 1

Do you understand the concept for investing in precious metals?

You invest in the actual metal as an insurance policy in case the financial end of the world comes

You invest in precious metals company shares if you want to make money on the increase of the metals value.

If your silver increases by 100% ($13), after commission, buying & selling you will make $3/ounce

if you bought the same dollar amount in producing company silver stock, your stock would probably go up 300% +

If you bought gold ounces $650 US ea + commision $20 and gold went up $100 your 1 ounce would return you a profit of $60

the same money invested in a non hedged gold producer would probably return a 200%-300% Profit.

There are lots of bullion sellers, but re-think why you want the metal.
Oh , and by the way, I just sold $550,000 worth of gold stock because I think gold and silver is going down in short term by about $70 for gold, silver I don't follow.

I will re-buy later this year at a lower price.

Answer 2

the first thought that came to my mind upon reading this post was 1. WHY is college tuition fee is America ridiculously expensive? WHY do colleges need so much money? A college is NOT a company like Apple or Microsoft. My sister will graduate from her 4 years of university soon and the total coast of tuition pee paid during those 4 years....is OMG too much. the amount is almost as much as the U.S. national debt. 2. do colleges REALLY need a lot of money? 3. America is currently facing an economic crisis; it is predicted to be one of the worst ever in U.S. history. So unemployment is a rising issue, the economy is getting spoiled and there are more innocent citizens suffering beneath the poverty line. And i am NOT against the government but the federal government doesn't seem to be sorting it out well. I don't know that much about the ecnonomy, so I learned from my sister (she's a business / economics major) and i can tell that the nation, the economy and so on are all facing a crisis. Soo....i don't know but unless the government promises to like help the poor pay for college or something I strongly suggest that colleges DO NOT raise tuition fees. Otherwise...America will face an even worse educational crisis. Does the stuff I typed make sense? hope it does. And......the good news is that the expensive tuition fee paid to a great college was actually worth it since my sister got a great job 2 weeks before graduation.