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dibs,
We may both be wrong about how soon the photo “leaks” will be out.
Reuters is releasing some kind of photos from the Bin Laden compound with dead bodyguards.
Then shouldn’t silver be worth more than gold based on those “fundamentals?”
Perhaps. I don’t think most people know the true scarcity of the metal and it doesn’t seem it’s ever been tested like this.
I use silver daily in Silver sulfadiazide cream, in Silver Nitrate as a an active antimicrobial ingredient in colloidal dressings.
If what I’m reading is true and the actual physical stores are rapidly depleting, it seems to be a no brainer.
Correct me if I’m wrong here,
investors are forced to dump silver due to the need for higher collateral to hold it.
That silver dumped on the market acts like the stores dumped on the market by the US government in the 80’s and 90’s and dilutes the value.
But, back then we didn’t have 14 Trillion in debt, a dollar with a decreased credit rating and China looking to buy.
This seems like one of those head fakes that Wall Street is famous for.
ha dibs.
I think that’s what’s being tested here.
The establishment vs. the little guy.
Only never has the little guy had such an advantage
in that the dollar cannot be made stronger by fiat so to speak if the administration’s policy is to keep it weak.
I’m looking at fundamentals here:
The fact that physical silver amounts to about 1 billion ounces vs. 5 billion for gold.
Throw in the industrial use of silver for everything from electronics to medical uses and one can see how that shiny metal is only going to go up on the long side.
dibs,
We may both be wrong about how soon the photo “leaks” will be out.
Reuters is releasing some kind of photos from the Bin Laden compound with dead bodyguards.
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/photos-show-three-dead-men-bin-laden-raid-194758961.html
Get out your long-johns, it’s going down into the 40s tonight!
“Are some of the parts made in Japan or something????”
Yeah, all the preservatives and dyes.
Then shouldn’t silver be worth more than gold based on those “fundamentals?”
Perhaps. I don’t think most people know the true scarcity of the metal and it doesn’t seem it’s ever been tested like this.
I use silver daily in Silver sulfadiazide cream, in Silver Nitrate as a an active antimicrobial ingredient in colloidal dressings.
If what I’m reading is true and the actual physical stores are rapidly depleting, it seems to be a no brainer.
Correct me if I’m wrong here,
investors are forced to dump silver due to the need for higher collateral to hold it.
That silver dumped on the market acts like the stores dumped on the market by the US government in the 80’s and 90’s and dilutes the value.
But, back then we didn’t have 14 Trillion in debt, a dollar with a decreased credit rating and China looking to buy.
This seems like one of those head fakes that Wall Street is famous for.
This is from an OT irregular:
http://bed-stuy.patch.com/blog_posts/to-mom-with-all-my-love
Hope all you with moms or guys with kids have great plans for your moms or your kids’ moms for Mother’s Day.
Then shouldn’t silver be worth more than gold based on those “fundamentals?”
ha dibs.
I think that’s what’s being tested here.
The establishment vs. the little guy.
Only never has the little guy had such an advantage
in that the dollar cannot be made stronger by fiat so to speak if the administration’s policy is to keep it weak.
I’m looking at fundamentals here:
The fact that physical silver amounts to about 1 billion ounces vs. 5 billion for gold.
Throw in the industrial use of silver for everything from electronics to medical uses and one can see how that shiny metal is only going to go up on the long side.
Legion, there’s an old saying…
“The market can remain itrrational longer than you can remain solvent.”
John Maynard Keynes