ximmy
9th February 2012, 06:42 PM
So easy on the intellect even a caveman can understand it...
http://evilspeculator.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/geico-caveman-airport.png
this is one to forward...
Since January 1980 the values of U.S. commodities have been affected by growing demand and the price increasing effects of inflation. All commodities have enjoyed price increases… all except silver, which is virtually flat…even though the demand for the white metal has been explosive in recent years.
The chart below shows the nominal (actual) price increases during the past 32 years (since January 1980 to close of February 3, 2012):
http://imagesize.financialsense.com/http://www.financialsense.com/sites/default/files/users/u254/images/2012/vronsky020512a.png
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Without question, silver at a mere $34 (February 2, 2012) is grossly under-valued vis-à-vis other commodity prices and compared to its Inflation Adjusted value of $141/oz. Indeed silver is the bastard child of the commodities family… at least until now.
This Will Change Starting in 2012
There are a number of factors, which will contribute to silver's accelerated price rise in 2012 and for years to come....
More:http://www.financialsense.com/contributors/vronsky/silver-the-shiny-bastard
http://evilspeculator.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/geico-caveman-airport.png
this is one to forward...
Since January 1980 the values of U.S. commodities have been affected by growing demand and the price increasing effects of inflation. All commodities have enjoyed price increases… all except silver, which is virtually flat…even though the demand for the white metal has been explosive in recent years.
The chart below shows the nominal (actual) price increases during the past 32 years (since January 1980 to close of February 3, 2012):
http://imagesize.financialsense.com/http://www.financialsense.com/sites/default/files/users/u254/images/2012/vronsky020512a.png
....
Without question, silver at a mere $34 (February 2, 2012) is grossly under-valued vis-à-vis other commodity prices and compared to its Inflation Adjusted value of $141/oz. Indeed silver is the bastard child of the commodities family… at least until now.
This Will Change Starting in 2012
There are a number of factors, which will contribute to silver's accelerated price rise in 2012 and for years to come....
More:http://www.financialsense.com/contributors/vronsky/silver-the-shiny-bastard