Many people consider buying good because good is more expensive and valuable as compared to gold. However, there are many reasons why silver is much better than good. The value of silver is really undervalued. It has a high industrial usgae as well. But good is also good. So, Would you rather buy good or buy silver?

I’m not sure what you mean by "assets"—I assume you’re referring to things like cars, apartments, or houses intended for rental. The issue is that you have to deal with both economic stress and the stress of interacting with people. In contrast, investing in passive income sources—such as gold, silver, etc.—simply involves putting money in and then withdrawing it later. Therefore, I would allocate 70% of my income to assets like gold, and the remaining 30% to purchasing cars or apartments to rent out.

I’m assuming either autocorrect is changing gold to good or you have typed it wrong several times.

Buy gold. I don’t think silver really increases in value the same way gold does.

I will always go for gold though expensive but it a great wealth protection. The nature of physical gold is that it will always have value and will always be in demand. So if I want to invest in precious stone it definitely be gold. This makes it a very safe investment over the silver.