A weight converter is an important
tool to use when investing in silver, especially when investing in physical silver. Firstly, you don't want
to overpay for silver, and secondly, you don't want to miss out on an opportunity to invest in silver
at the lowest possible price levels (or cost for that matter!).In order to do this successfully, one of the things
you need to be able to do is weight conversion, especially from grams to troy ounces (t oz / ozt). The reason being,
is because the silver price (spot price of silver) or
price quoted in the mainstream media is quoted in $ (USD) per troy ounce (t oz /
ozt).
In other words, it's important to be
able to convert from other weight units (grams, kilos, etc.) to
troy ounces (t oz / ozt) in order to get a
good idea of what would be a fair price to pay for silver. This is not to say that the silver price (spot price of silver) as quoted in the mainstream
media gives a true reflection of silver's intrinsic value, especially considering all the silver market manipulation that had been
going on for some time now. It's rather to say that if silver's intrinsic value is for argument's sake $50 per
fine ounce (t oz / ozt), but the price quoted in the mainstream media is $18 per fine ounce, you don't want
to pay $40 for silver per fine ounce if you can get it for around $18 or even $30 per fine ounce. Yes, you will
still be in the money even if you buy it at $49.99 per fine ounce if the intrinsic value is at $50 per fine
ounce (assuming there are no brokerage fees, etc.), but you will definitely be more in the money if you can buy
silver at a price or cost further South of $49.99.
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