The Gold Report and David Smith,
June 19, 4:00 pm
It's a jungle out in the silver markets. Investors are holding on for their lives as the price of metals swings to higher highs and lower lows and junior equities bounce along the bottom. In this interview with The Gold Report, David H. Smith, senior analyst at silver-investor.com's The Morgan Report, navigates the jungle by advising buying on the way down and selling on the inevitable way up.
Gene Arensberg,
June 19, 12:48 pm
As a courtesy to our blog readership and the general public we are releasing an excerpt of our recent special report to Got Gold Report Subscribers on the positioning of large traders in silver futures. GGR Subscribers received the report via email and on the private GGR welcome page on Sunday, June 16.
Peter Zihlmann,
June 18, 9:47 am
A drop of the silver price to $ 10/ounce is highly unlikely in view of the sharply rising National Debt in the USA but also in Europe. To quote John Hathaway, manager of one of the most respected gold funds, a sharp rise of the gold and silver price is more likely: “With gold and silver under continued attack from the mainstream media, John Hathaway warned King World News that we are at the point where global investors will be shocked as gold is quickly re-priced a jaw-dropping $1,000 (about $ 40 / ounce of silver) higher, taking gold and silver to new all-time highs."
Steve St. Angelo, SRSroccoReport,
June 18, 9:32 am
One of the most insidious problems taking place in the gold and silver mining industry is the decline in falling yields. Not many realize, when yields decline, production evaporates and disappears. To offset the decline in metal yields, the mining companies have to add new mines and or increase the amount of processed ore.
June 16, 8:20 pm
GoldSeek.com Radio: Steve Forbes, Olivier Garret and Savneet Singh
June 16, 7:51 pm
However, for those hoping for a silver rally in a shorter time frame, it might be helpful to be reminded of the (high open interest with a reduced, though still concentrated short) structural set up in the silver futures market that allows price suppression to exist.
June 14, 3:41 pm
COT Silver, Gold and US Dollar Report - June 14, 2013
June 14, 10:26 am
In the silver market, price suppression is not a secret at all. It’s been known (and ignored) for decades and officially investigated multiple times over the years - including now. You would have to blind or extremely naive to assume that 30 and 40 percent corrections that come out of nowhere are market driven.
Steve St. Angelo, SRSrocco Report,
June 10, 1:05 pm
Even though silver investment demand has picked up recently due to the lowest prices in over two years, this may be just the tip of the iceberg for what is to come in the future. Currently, only a small fraction of investors understand silver's future potential but that will change in the next few years.
GE Christenson,
June 10, 10:56 am
Silver prices peaked in April 2011 and dropped about 60% over the next 25 months. Sentiment by almost any measure is currently terrible. Few are interested in silver; most have lost money (on paper) if they bought in the last two and one half years, and the emotional pain seems considerable. It reminds me of the years after the NASDAQ crash in 2000.
