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A conservative investor seeks quality investments (such as stocks with good fundamentals and undervalued assets such as silver) and holds them for the long term. Conservative investors generally avoid short-term speculating and trading, and they avoid assets that are not undervalued and that offer features such as paying dividends. They also participate in a market where there are favorable trends (such as increasing demand for the product/service offered) so that the stock or asset has steady price appreciation going forward.

The conservative investor should consider a long-term approach with quality vehicles and quality stocks (meaning profitable and financially strong companies). The best vehicles would be some mix of the following:

 Direct physical bullion (see Chapter 9)

 Major mining stocks (see Chapter 7)

 Physical gold and silver ETFs (see Chapter 8)

 Major mining stock ETFs

 Gold and silver mutual funds (see Chapter 8)

You don’t need to get all of those, of course, just choose one or more as you judge your preferences and goals.