--- title: 'Cómo Invertir en Plata (Más Fácil y Más Barato de lo que Parece)' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=ED0sxd7UPcA' video_id: 'ED0sxd7UPcA' date: 2026-08-06 duration_sec: 1126 --- # Cómo Invertir en Plata (Más Fácil y Más Barato de lo que Parece) > Source: [Cómo Invertir en Plata (Más Fácil y Más Barato de lo que Parece)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=ED0sxd7UPcA) ## Summary This video explains how to invest in silver easily and affordably using digital platforms, with a focus on Neverless. It compares silver to gold, reviews platform pricing, and provides a step-by-step tutorial for buying, selling, and even shorting silver. ### Key Points - **Silver vs. Gold** [00:01] — Silver has historically outperformed gold in returns but is more volatile due to its industrial demand. - **Industrial Uses of Silver** [01:11] — Silver is used in solar panels, electronics, electric vehicles, and medical tech, adding industrial demand to its safe-haven appeal. - **Return Comparison Chart** [01:52] — Gold rose 200% since 2020; silver rose 300% but with higher volatility, showing faster gains and sharper drops. - **Drawbacks of Physical Silver** [03:04] — Physical silver requires storage, transport, and has high commissions from intermediaries. - **Digital Platforms for Silver** [03:31] — Digital platforms like Revolut, Etoro, XTB, Trading212, Interactive Brokers, and Neverless allow silver investing without physical metal. - **Price Comparison: Revolut vs. Neverless** [04:43] — A live test showed €100 bought 1.58 units of silver on Revolut vs. 1.59+ on Neverless, demonstrating better pricing on Neverless. - **Neverless Features** [07:23] — Neverless offers 24/7 trading, no commissions on market orders, and support for euros, dollars, and crypto. - **Order Types and DCA** [09:47] — Market orders execute instantly; limit orders allow buying at a specific price; DCA can be set up with recurring buys. - **Short Selling and Leverage** [12:58] — Short selling allows profiting from silver price declines using leverage up to 5x; interest fees apply on borrowed units. - **Leverage Risk: No Debt** [17:32] — Leverage cannot lead to debt; positions are liquidated before balance goes negative. ## Transcript precious metals, almost everyone thinks of gold. But there is another one that many investors use and that has historically given much more returns than gold, and that is silver. The problem is that investing in silver is often inconvenient. You have to buy the physical metal, pay fees, store it, or use complex financial products. But what if you could invest in silver easily, from your mobile phone, and in a matter of minutes? In this video I'm going to teach you how to invest in silver easily, accessibly, and with a step-by- step guide at the end of the video, as I usually do in many of my videos. In fact, silver has been used for centuries as a form of money, as a store of value, and as an investment asset. And it remains interesting today for several reasons. The first is that, like gold, silver is considered a safe haven asset. This means that in times of economic uncertainty, like now and always, inflation, crisis, many their money. And this is something we have seen repeatedly throughout history. But silver also has something that is different from gold, and that is its industrial use. PL is also used in many industries, such as solar panels, electronics, electric vehicles, and medical technology. This means that the demand for silver no longer depends solely on investors seeking protection, but also on economic growth and technological advancement. And this could be a very interesting factor in the long term. In addition, silver is usually more volatile than gold. That means it can go up faster, but also down faster. And that's why some investors use silver when they're looking for greater growth potential within precious metals. Look, here I have the chart for gold, whose symbol is XAU chau, as I say, and the one for silver, which is [ __ ] XAG, with respect to USD, which is with respect to the dollar. I mention this for comparison, because I really like using these TradingView charts . Gold rose by as much as 270% since 2020, but has recently fallen and is now at a 200% return compared to 2020. Impressive. And silver, if we do the same, since the graph is actually very similar, as I was saying, both have somewhat similar uses. Silver has more industrial uses, which also makes it more volatile with the economy. We can see that it even rose by an see that it even rose by an impressive 600% since 2020 and now it has fallen, but to settle at a total of 300% since 2020 so you can see that silver is more volatile and lately too, although since 2020 it has given more profitability. Now, if someone wanted to invest in silver traditionally, the most common way was to do so by buying physical silver, that is , buying coins or ingots and storing them in a safe as an investment. And although this may seem interesting and some people still do it, it also has several drawbacks. You have to store it safely, and if you want to move it or anything, it's inconvenient to transport, and you can't sell it immediately because if you want to sell it, you have to travel with that money, find a buyer, and there's price you buy and the price you sell because that intermediary takes a commission that isn't exactly the lowest. That's why nowadays many digital platforms. Currently, there are quite a few platforms where you can easily invest in metals like gold or silver. For example, you can do it at Revolute, Itoro, XTB, Trading 212, Interactive Brokers. All of them allow you to invest without having to buy the physical metal, but here's the important part. Not all platforms offer the same price at which you can buy silver or gold or any metal, nor the same price at which you can sell it. And this is key because although it may seem like a small difference, in the long run it can significantly affect your profitability. For example, here's a comparison of the price of silver on different platforms, and as you can see, there are clear differences. In this case, the platform where I found the best price for both gold and silver is Neverless. In fact, to verify this, I'm going to do a quick test. I'm going to check the price of silver right now on my phone on another typical platform like Revolute, which is especially in Europe. And I will also compare it with Nefless to see this rely on what the website says. Okay, so I'm going to buy silver with €100 from Revolute and also from Neverless. I enter Revolute. Below I go to the investing section. I'm going to type "money" into the search engine investing section. I'm going to type "money" into the search engine . Here it is. Xag check, as I say. I click the buy button. And now Revolut won't let me record the screen while I'm doing this operation for security reasons, but what I'm going to do is screenshots and share them here. I'm also going to put in €100, click on review, and you can see how I get commissions of €1 because in the free Revolute plan you can trade one transaction per month without commissions. And buying silver, which is what we 're buying, or the final litmus test with €100: how much silver can I buy on both Revolute and Neverless? So instead of €100 I'm going to go back and enter €101 and that way I can see that the traded value is €100 and that I'm going to get an is €100 and that I'm going to get an estimated total of 1.58xag units. So I hit send and that's it, my order has been executed. I can see that I have 1.5829 XAG silver, if I go to the bottom I'll show it to you too, see if it focuses. I can see how I've bought it. I'll send you a focuses. I can see how I've bought it. I'll send you a screenshot. XAG silver with €101 screenshot of this also where with €100 I bought 1.58 units of silver. Okay, now let's compare it to Netherless. I go into Netherless, I can log in with Face ID, I click on trade, I'm going to look for money and then I'll show you more step by step how it's done. But to give a quick example of how much money I can buy, I'll give it here, I'm going to put €100, continue. Market order, commission of CER and with 100 € I can see that they will give me 1.59 1.6 it varies a little silver units, so they are more than effectively in Revolute. I click confirm and voila. I bought €99.97 because the number of units is rounded to the nearest hundredth. I can buy up to 0.01 units of silver. That's why they charged me 99 cents instead of €100, and they still gave me more money. And this, although it may seem like a small detail, makes all the difference because you start your investment in a better position right from the very first moment you begin. And the whole process is very simple. You can do it from your mobile phone, start with little money and without worrying about storage or complications. So now we're going to see how to do it step by step, because I've now I'll show you how to do it step by step in Neverless. In addition, Neverless offers features not found elsewhere, such as buying and selling silver 24/7. You can buy it in euros, dollars, or even cryptocurrencies like stablecoins, Bitcoin, or whatever you prefer. You own unallocated bullion stored in LBMA-certified vaults in London and have the option to trade with features such as DCA, placing market limit orders , using leverage up to five times, and even DCA with leverage, which you can't find on other platforms. You can also short silver, gold, or any cryptocurrency if you feel bearish about it. do it in a step-by-step tutorial using screen sharing. But first, to put your mind at ease, let me tell you that Neverless is regulated in Spain. The application and its support are in Spanish. Its founders are former Revolut executives. It's a cryptocurrency platform where price, just like that comparison we saw with the price of silver, the same thing happens with gold and the same thing happens with Bitcoin. And I've included my complete Never tutorial in the description in case you're starting from scratch, so you know how to create an account, deposit money, and get started, and then follow this step-by-step guide to buying silver that I'm showing you now. Oh, and if you register with my link, which you also have in the description, deposit at least €100 and leave it for at least 30 days, then you get a €20 welcome gift. Okay, I'm going back to my phone and recording my screen on my Neverless account to show you how it's done step by step. You'll also find another video in the description where I show you how Neverless works: creating an account, depositing money, your and different features such as you can leave money and it's like a savings account where you get paid interest just for having money there. But now I'm going to show you how it's done in the specific case of silver. In the trade button you can see a lot of cryptocurrencies of different assets, for example, if I click search we have gold, but we also have silver which I am going to select. Now you can view a graph and change the timeframes to see how it has evolved. And down here you have a plus and minus button to buy or sell silver if you already have it, to sell it. I'm going to click "buy" right now. First, at the very top , you can see these trading features I was telling you about, where you can place a market order, which means that right now I will buy silver at whatever price it is and the order is executed instantly, or I can place a limit order where I can choose the price at which to buy the silver if it arrives. Clear. In other words, if silver is currently at this price and I want to wait for it to go down because that's what my analysis suggests, then I'll use my euros to buy silver only when the price reaches that point, which you can see I can slide on the chart or exactly what price I want the silver to be bought at. For example, when it reaches 60, then that's when I want to buy the silver or the percentage. When it drops by 10%, that is , when it reaches 56,418, then buy silver, how much? any amount I want, for example, amount I want, for example, €10 or €500, and in fact, you can buy more silver than you have euros because you can trade with leverage up to five times, as we have seen. That's why it shows me €11,500 worth of silver that I can buy, even though I don't have all those thousands of euros. I have about five times less, or actually less because I'm setting a cheaper price for silver, but all this is to tell you that you have different functionalities more typical of trading, such as stop orders, or I can also select markets to make recurring contributions, for example, every month, every week, even every day to do a DCA of silver and also with leverage of up to five times. For example, I want to buy silver on the 20th of this month and have this operation of buying silver repeated every 20th of the month. How much? Well, for example, €50 or whatever amount you want. Right now I'm going to give a simpler example of how to make a market transaction, buying €100 with this, like the example we saw before. We checked that the commission is €0 and look how they give me some change. This means that since you have to buy multiples of 0.01 silver, then with €100 you might not be exactly enough and they give you back 10 cents in this case and you still buy 1.59 units of silver, which is like Revolut, but spending less. In other words, with the same money we can buy more silver here on the Neverless platform. And now if you wanted to sell some or all of the money you have, or even more to make a short position, which I'll easy example of how to sell money you have. You're going to trade anyway, you're looking for money or any asset you have, it's always the same. I press the minus button instead of plus. And right now I'm selling, you can select how much of your silver to sell or you can select how many euros the equivalent in silver to sell. For example, I'm going to sell with €18 at whatever price the silver is, because that's the silver I have in my portfolio. I click next, I can review everything, that there are no fees, I click confirm and voilà, it's that easy. Now I want to see how much money to sell, even more to short the silver, that means betting that the silver will fall. If you do an analysis and predict that the price of silver will go down, you can also profit from that, which is a trading operation this, I go back to my portfolio section, scroll down, and I can see the assets I own. Regarding silver, I specifically have 3.04 units of silver, which in fact, if I click I can see the history of my different purchases and sales, how much and by date, so if I have 3.04 units of silver, it means that at most I can sell that much, right? Unless saying. If I click here on silver, it's another way to get to the same thing and I can see my transactions, as I told you. Here you also have the operation buttons. I'll give you less to make a silver sale. And notice how above, instead of euros, if I click on silver, it tells me that I can sell up to 183 units of silver when I don't have that much. That's because you can do a 5x leverage. For example, I'm going to sell five units of silver right now when I have 3.04. So I'm selling more money than I actually have. So it tells you, here is included a loan of 1.96 units of silver, which I can then repay at any time , that is, repurchase the silver, which one strategy in this case would be to repurchase the silver when it is cheaper, because you have done an analysis and you believe that the price of silver will decrease. Now you sell it at a high price to buy it back at a cheaper price, and that's where you make a profit if you do that analysis. Similarly, it's better understood when you do the opposite of a long position, where you go long with money, buying it now at a cheap price to sell it in the future at a higher price. It's the same thing. You can choose the direction of the money, whether I do it for you, whether it goes up or down. I press continue. There are no fees to trade on Neverless and the prices you've seen are superb. And here it includes a section which is a loan of 1.96 units of silver and obviously for that loan you have to pay interest which in this case is 0.0017 per hour, let me get the per hour, let me get the calculator to see how much that is. 0.0017 per hour for 24 hours that a day has for 365 days in a year. That's an for 365 days in a year. That's an trading operations it's understood that you want to earn more commissions than this. Likewise, these fees may fluctuate slightly depending on whether there are many people price of silver, depending on the loan volume. But to give you an idea, these are the interest rates. And I repeat, this only applies if you are trading with leverage. If you don't use leverage, then you don't pay any of these interest payments or anything. I click confirm and that's it. That's how easily I'm making, let's say, a short right now , a short to the silver. And how would I go about seeing exactly how much short-sold silver I have and if I 've done the same with other assets like gold or Bitcoin? To do this you can go to your portfolio and if you swipe down, to start up here you can already see that you have 1.8% of credit used. I could do much more with what I have, because I've leveraged to the money I have in my Neverless account, but by scrolling down, here I see the assets I own. I have dollars, euros, Ethereum, Bitcoin, and algorant here. But as for money, right now I don't have it as an asset, it's a liability. I have a kind of debt, I'm making a short film. You can click here to show liabilities and I can see that in this case I only have I can see that in this case I only have money as liabilities. Specifically, 1.96 silver. If I click right now I can make a purchase of, for example, 1.96 units of silver, confirm. And voilà, sorry I put €1.96, that's because I was recording live quickly . What I want is to buy 1.96 units of silver, not €1.96, so I click continue. There are no fees. Okay, I click confirm and voilà, now you have exchanged these specific euros to buy these 1.96 silver again. So if I go back now I can see that I no longer have any disappeared? In fact, it doesn't give me the option to click on show liabilities because I no longer have any debts. When discussing this topic, there's always a beginner who asks, "Oh, or are you worried about leverage and loans? Could I end up in the red and owe money to the company?" In this case, Neverless. No, this doesn't happen with Neverless or any other platform. No one is going to risk you owing them money. The risk of trading with leverage is that if the price, if you're shorting, rises so much that they have to liquidate your position and take your money, but you'll never actually be in debt. Similarly, if you leverage long, for example, on Bitcoin, and the price of Bitcoin starts to fall sharply, they might liquidate your position and take the money from your account, but you'll never actually be in debt, okay? This is just to explain all the possible scenarios and to tell you that leverage can both make you more money faster and lose more money faster. So you need to know exactly what you're doing. Remember that You have my Neverless link in the description. If you deposit at least €100 and leave it for at least 30 days, you'll get a €20 bonus. I've also included the full Neverless video, showing you how to create an account and everything else. If you like button and leave me a comment—I read them all and reply to as many as I can. Thank you so much, and I'll see you in the next Thank you so much, and I'll see you in the next videos. M.