SilverDoctors.com Exclusive
By Eric Dubin
Numerous questions have been raised about Sprott’s recent sales of Sprott Physical Silver Trust (PSLV). SilverDoctors.com has never had any reason to doubt the integrity of Eric Sprott. We’d like to put the speculation to rest.
On Tuesday, April 16th Eric Sprott held a conference call with institutional investors. We tuned into the call. He made a point of commenting about the sales: [Read more...]


Ahead of today’s FOMC statement (and in light of
We are currently in an environment where policy makers are intent on devaluing their currencies in an effort to create growth. Real rates continue to stay negative in most of the developed world. Every marginal dollar of debt that is created is producing lower and lower amounts of growth. In a world overwhelmed by mountains of debt and economic growth which is sub-par at best, precious metals and real assets can act as insurance against the stupidity of policy makers.
Silver has been trading sideways so far in 2013, but what will the rest of the year bring?
Some people may look at the stock market and see economic recovery.
While we remain more bullish on both silver and gold at SD as we believe the economic downturn will intensify as 2013 progresses, we do hold a minor portion of our assets in physical platinum and palladium as a way of having some diversification of physical assets. Sprott’s Rick Rule makes the case for platinum and palladium amidst S. Africa’s mining crisis:
In this unique discussion, precious metals experts Eric Sprott, John Embry and Rick Rule discuss a wide range of topics related to precious metals investing including macro economic issues, expanding central bank balance sheets, and the role of precious metals in protecting your purchasing power. A detailed analysis of the gold, silver and platinum/palladium markets, and a Q&A session round out this great discussion.
Submitted by Bill Holter
While Eric Sprott was speaking with The Doc this morning, Sprott’s Rick Rule was on CNBC discussing gold, silver, platinum, and palladium in the midst of the latest cartel raid on the metals.

