Re: Is Silver Entering Phase II Bull Market?
Re: Is Silver Entering Phase II Bull Market?
Yup, I agree with the guy in the first video. I think is analysis is largely correct. However, I predict that traders like him will get hammered. We probably won't be seeing videos from him in a year if he doesn't own physical. If you own physical, you probably are in it for the long long haul. Why sell out at the sign of the FIRST significant breakout? It is way to dangerous a wager if you think you will be able to buy it back lower. The ETF traders with get toasted as the likes of JPM change the medium of their action to the ETFs. The ETF prices will be much more volitile than the physical prices which will go high and stay there. JPM will simply poach the ETF fools on volitility. There really is no need to supress the price as long as they can win on volitility. Perhaps silver will reset to $100-$200 and then simply shadow gold's moves from there until the monetary system implodes, then all bets are off.
Re: Is Silver Entering Phase II Bull Market?
Re: Is Silver Entering Phase II Bull Market?
Re: Is Silver Entering Phase II Bull Market?
Re: Is Silver Entering Phase II Bull Market?
Re: Is Silver Entering Phase II Bull Market?
Re: Is Silver Entering Phase II Bull Market?
28th September 2010 | SilverForecaster.com
After 18 months of work, the silver price has broken to new highs breaking past $21-$21.25 and is set for a significant run to much higher levels with expectations to hold new high levels at around $24-$29 in the first run up.
For all of this year, the silver price has worked hard to overcome resistance just below record highs. The build up of support has set the stage for a breakout of eventually $30 then $50 an ounce.
The fundamental picture of silver is a combination of three silver-positive forces:
1. “Official” selling by China India and Russia has now ceased, sending the buyers of that silver into the open market.
2. New uses for silver in rfid’s, solar panels, electronic uses, clothing and in medicine have filled the gap left by photography demand.
3. As the gold price is moving out of the range of the smaller buyers in Asia silver is becoming the ‘poor man’ gold and demand is rising fast.
4. Developed world monetary problems have not been solved. With extremely low growth expected for a long time, further structural problems will suppurate at some point in the short, medium or long-term. This is enhancing not only the wealth protective demand for gold but underpinning that for silver too. We believe silver’s monetary value will grow in the years to come.
http://news.silverseek.com/SilverSeek/1285780689.php
Re: Is Silver Entering Phase II Bull Market?
Gold Silver Spot Prices Are Rising - But Are You Missing the Silver Boat?
http://www.silver-coin-investor.com/...lver-boat.html
Historically, many people preferred to invest in gold rather than silver because of its rarity. This is about to change so drastically that I decided to seed this page by mentioning gold silver spot prices as if one meant another and I couldn't decided which to go with.
Yes, silver and gold will eventually trade much closer to 1:1.
While gold's main function is used for monetary purposes silver is much more multi faceted. Silver is demanded in various industries including the electronics industry, the jewelry industry, photography and finally in the financial industry with demand percentages as follows 45 percent, 30 percent, 20 percent and 5 percent respectively. Recently gold silver spot prices have been up and this begs the question, are you missing the silver boat?
Another reason why gold has been so popular in the precious metal investment is because silver has been historically easier to mine. Although this is a lesser known fact among investors, silver production is almost now solely dependent on the mining of other metals.
By taking a look at the gold silver ratio, and then the current gold spot prices, it seems that silver must be tremendously abundant. Interestingly enough, over the past 30 years, silver has been used up leaving very few stockpiles left on earth, begging analysts to reassess what the true ratio should be. Recently, many people have been learning that silver is actually much less abundant than gold.
In reality, both gold silver spot prices have been increasing. However, the reason why many people believe that silver may be at the advantage is because silver has not come close to it's inflation-adjusted high. And Silver is more affordable for those who do not have a large amount of investment power. AKA, the masses.
Considering gold prices are now well above $1000 per ounce of gold, indeed, Silver at less than $100 per ounce is increasingly the modest man's investment choice.