Ponce
4th November 2014, 10:33 AM
To me lower price for silver is only a ploy for you to sell what you have in order for them to buy it at a lower price.
By their action the are turning on the light at the end of the tunnel.....I hope that you see what I see.
12 pages with a lot of this and that giving you an explanation as to what is going on.....all that you have to know is that there is less silver than gold above ground......like the coin shop owner told me "I would not sale at this prices", key word is "would", meaning that he didn't have any for sell.
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Home > Silver Coin Sales At U.S. Mint Soar To Highest In Two Years November 3rd, 2014
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share1Tyler Durden: It never fails: any time there is a dump in precious metals through their paper representation (GLD, SLV, or futures) typically as a hedge to a rally in the dollar (because last week Japan materially increasing its fiat monetary base was also somehow negative for gold and silver) or to meet margin demands from cross-asset liquidation, demand for physical PMs soars confirming yet again that any connection between paper prices and physical demand no longer exists.
Whether it is China buying every ounce of gold it can find (whether to facilitate Commodity Funding Deals or to meet pure consumer or central bank demand), or US consumer rushing into retail outlets, the surge in physical metal buying is there like clockwork. Such as US Mint silver orders. As reported on Friday, sales of American Eagle silver coins by the U.S. Mint jumped 40 percent in October to the highest in 21 months, defying a slump in New York futures to the lowest in more than four years.
http://etfdailynews.com/2014/11/03/silver-coin-sales-at-u-s-mint-soar-to-highest-in-two-years/
By their action the are turning on the light at the end of the tunnel.....I hope that you see what I see.
12 pages with a lot of this and that giving you an explanation as to what is going on.....all that you have to know is that there is less silver than gold above ground......like the coin shop owner told me "I would not sale at this prices", key word is "would", meaning that he didn't have any for sell.
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Home > Silver Coin Sales At U.S. Mint Soar To Highest In Two Years November 3rd, 2014
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share1Tyler Durden: It never fails: any time there is a dump in precious metals through their paper representation (GLD, SLV, or futures) typically as a hedge to a rally in the dollar (because last week Japan materially increasing its fiat monetary base was also somehow negative for gold and silver) or to meet margin demands from cross-asset liquidation, demand for physical PMs soars confirming yet again that any connection between paper prices and physical demand no longer exists.
Whether it is China buying every ounce of gold it can find (whether to facilitate Commodity Funding Deals or to meet pure consumer or central bank demand), or US consumer rushing into retail outlets, the surge in physical metal buying is there like clockwork. Such as US Mint silver orders. As reported on Friday, sales of American Eagle silver coins by the U.S. Mint jumped 40 percent in October to the highest in 21 months, defying a slump in New York futures to the lowest in more than four years.
http://etfdailynews.com/2014/11/03/silver-coin-sales-at-u-s-mint-soar-to-highest-in-two-years/