Before I began investing in silver coins, I made sure that I had a modest handle on the market lingo. And there is a lot of lingo.

Sometimes the best way to approach any new thing is to jump in and take it about as far as you can go.

Some information is friendlier than others when it comes to the ‘lingo’.

When you jump right in, you can find out fast what you don’t know. Then you can study it, live with it a little, and then come back around to it look at from a different (usually larger) perspective.

That’s the beauty of most these free newsletters. Especially when you have to think a little.

Which is part of why I review them for you!

Look, a lot of the people who write about the hard money world live and breath these markets everyday – and they write as a natural extension of their day to day thought process.

If they can also manage to set up a system whereby they deliver this to you efficiently, then everyone benefits. Even the newly initiated.

Jim Sinclair and the JSMineset is a case in point.

Nothing flashy here, he covers gold broadly. This means that you’ll find a lot of technical stuff.

But it is just the right amount of technical to keep the learning curve high.

He’s been around this block and is one of these players who can’t help but produce useful (if more advanced) content and perspective about this sector. So he doesn’t really need a lot of words.

There are other contributors and an archive section that works.

Dan Norcini is one of these contributors. You can also find him over at the Daily Reckoning.

Of course, like us, Mr. Sinclair is a bull. And he while he doesn’t cover Silver quite as directly a silver bug would like – we are appreciative and ever-ready to interpret our world through the plight of the yellow metal.

This is one of those places to jump in and get some perspective. Sign-up for his updates. They are well-worth the follow.

Just remember, if you are like me (and Mr. Sinclair), you realize that is more important to consider physical gold and/or silver free of outside liability before anything else. Buy it. Hold it. And, keep it out of the hands of others.

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