Sweet... Silver breaks 32... and it's only just begun...

[ximmy]

;D ;D ;D

[Serpo]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[MrSilverAG]

love the sweet taste of $32 silver cake

[Neuro]

love the sweet taste of $32 silver cake
Yes better than Horse Spunk! I believe...

[SLV^GLD]

32 is already getting stale. I'm ready for the next course which looks like it might arrive today; 33?

[SLV^GLD]

32 is already getting stale. I'm ready for the next course which looks like it might arrive today; 33?
Well, that post was like a pin on a balloon. 0.40 fall in the minutes since.

[Serpo]

love the sweet taste of $32 silver cake
Yes better than Horse Spunk! I believe...


I see you qualified you statement. haha

[Serpo]

32 is already getting stale. I'm ready for the next course which looks like it might arrive today; 33?
Well, that post was like a pin on a balloon. 0.40 fall in the minutes since.


No no not at all once silver starts sniffing these higher numbers, the better it gets

[Neuro]

love the sweet taste of $32 silver cake
Yes better than Horse Spunk! I believe...


I see you qualified you statement. haha
Hehehe, it was really close I forgot to qualify it, and I would have been ashamed for ever here...

PHEW! ;D

[ximmy]

love the sweet taste of $32 silver cake
Yes better than Horse Spunk! I believe...


I see you qualified you statement. haha
Hehehe, it was really close I forgot to qualify it, and I would have been ashamed for ever here...

PHEW! ;D



endless possibilities averted...

[SLV^GLD]

I don't know what that means or what it stands for but I am strangely intrigued due simply to the poster. ??? ;D

[Serpo]

Demand to buy gold in China "is vast. It's unbelievable," the Financial Times quotes a "senior banker not given to hyperbole."

"Whatever you think the demand is it's much bigger...I'm staggered" by the latest Gold Demand Trends data from the World Gold Council, he says.

Both the Austrian and Canadian Mints have begun rationing new silver coins to dealers, meantime, after record January sales across the retail industry.

"We have sold everything we can produce in silver and have demand for at least twice that volume," says the Royal Canadian Mint's head of sales, David Madge.

Silver prices today jumped to fresh 31-year highs at $32 per ounce, outpacing the rise in gold prices more than 3 times over since the two metals turned sharply higher three weeks ago.

Gold prices have risen 6.2% since Jan. 28th for Dollar investors. Silver has risen nearly 21%.

"Silver was completely out of hand" on Thursday, says one London dealer in a note.

"[It] currently appears to be starting a new leg higher," says technical analysis from bullion bank Scotia Mocatta, targeting a further 7% rise to $34 per ounce and more.

http://news.goldseek.com/BullionVault/1298037600.php

[mike88]

bull ride, yee haw!!!!! Portable, private, universally accepted wealth is looking attractive to more people all the time as they see their realities imploding as .gov bullshit is revealed. one gram silver equals a dollar, about 1/20th the dollar's value in 1964. This is a worldwide change in attitude, and will not be televised!!

[JohnQPublic]

...only just begun...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nX8A0aNiEcA

[gunDriller]

just think - gold was $35 an ounce not too many years ago.

it may be tempting to sell ... but that may be like getting off the roller coaster in the middle of the ride.

http://www.rideaccidents.com/images/expoland2.jpg

[MrSilverAG]

just think - gold was $35 an ounce not too many years ago.

:o The debasing of our money is mindblowing

[ximmy]

well into 38 tonight... will silver break 40 this week... ;D ;D ;D

[osoab]

well into 38 tonight... will silver break 40 this week... ;D ;D ;D


We closed above 38. Baby steps ximmy. Baby steps.

[Serpo]

Nearly at $39

$50 in kiwi dollars

[Sparky]

just think - gold was $35 an ounce not too many years ago.
...


This is astonishing when you think about it. Gold was $35 in 1970. Silver was $1.65.