I was intrigued so I googled "ten rules of silver investing"

Follow this link: http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Ten+ru...

Here they are (from above link):

1. When all else fails, there is silver

2. Start small- keep it simple.

3. Boost the buying powerBuying Power

4. Dollar--cost average to lower your costs--and increase your discipline.

5. Do not get a raw deal from your dealer.

6. What's yours is yours--so keep it that way.

7. Silver speculation's like cough syrup- good in small doses, but too much can make your portfolio sick

8. A little information can mean a lot more dollars.

9. Collecting silver rarities is an art--but not really an investment.

10. More than 25 per cent is too much of a good thing.

Or go to source:

Ten Rules for Silver Investing, by David Morgan

Rule #1 - When all else fails, there is silver

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