Who has done the most for the awareness of buying physical silver? Sorry, there was no option to start a poll. A. Chris Duane B. Max Keiser C. Mike Maloney D. David Morgan E. Rawdoglet F. Silver Futurist G. SGT Bull H. Eric Sprott I. Stellaconcepts J. Brother John F. K. Other - please state. Also, who would you say would be the most credible and why?
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Ted Butler. You can't have a poll about promoting silver as an undervalued asset without including Ted Butler.
I think they're all stupid apart from Sprott, he's full of shit publicly but obviously a smart guy considering the cash he has. Silverfuturist (recently) and Stella are the only ones with credibility because neither are/were trying to sell a message. The rest just ramble and do more damage than good, their exaggerated claims trapping the uninformed into buying PMs when they have no idea about it. A. Chris Duane - rich loser who hates banks but wants your credit card details. B. Max Keiser - crash JPM... went well C. Mike Maloney - Silver should be $100000000 an oz D. David Morgan - constantly revising his forcasts E. Rawdoglet - insane but evolving into a somewhat decent commentator F. Silver Futurist - again, has evolved into a somewhat decent commentator G. SGT Bull - tosser along with nearly every guest he interviews H. Eric Sprott - spins BS publicly, very smart behind closed doors I. Stellaconcepts - when around evolved into a level headed commentator J. Brother John F. - tosser, Silver to $100 in 2011, pretends to understand charts.
Jim Sinclair Stewart Thomson Bob Moriarty Because they're the only ones who understand the nature of Gold/Silver as assets from a bankster perspective AND understand the nature of the crisis we are in. Butler got me in 10 years ago, but looking back at it, his understanding of financial markets (and traders) is so flawed that he's basically useless. He'll never get over the fact that it's rotten to the core. Sprott is talking is book. Can you imagine him ever say: get out! Shiff - almost flawless, but addicted to calling tops and bottoms. That stuff makes you age fast. The other ones I see like glorified internet marketers. BrotherJohn puts me to sleep everytime, listen before bedtime. My father used to say: "Never even consider a financial advice from somebody that has less money than you".
Barack Obama, Ben Bernanke, every government around the world, central banksters, banksters in general, etc etc etc.......
Maybe your dad should have told you, never consider a financial advice from anybody that has more money than you for they won't tell you honestly how they got it. Regards Errol 43
Thinking about your question........for me it was Ted Butler and Jason Hommel. David Morgan was around then too but not many of the others. That was some time ago as you may of guessed. Wait until silver goes up more and there will be more experts come out of the wood work. In fact Chris Duane quit our GSUS gold/silver forum (to me its the best ,but acquired taste) where he was known as silver sheild to do what he does now. i dont listen to Hommel anymore as he can start raving on religiously.
Ben Shalom Bernanke, He's not in your list I notice but anyone who tries so hard to prop up a ponzi scheme is hiding something.
L. Thomas Paine (1737-1809) The great American Patriot who wrote "Dissertations on Government; the Affairs of the Bank; and Paper Money" It's a great piece of work that should be required reading for all government officials. "Gold and silver are the emissions of nature: paper is the emission of art. The value of gold and silver is ascertained by the quantity which nature has made in the earth. We cannot make that quantity more or less than it is, and therefore the value being dependent upon the quantity, depends not on man. "Paper, considered as a material whereof to make money, has none of the requisite qualities in it. It is too plentiful, and too easily come at. It can be had anywhere, and for a trifle. It's amazing that what was obvious 200 years ago is completely lost to our so called leaders today.
Most credible? N/A. These people aren't trying to help you out of the goodness of their heart, they're out to make a buck.
