It's subscriber only, but if anyone has a subscription, or access to a copy of the AFR, there's an article on silver warning that it's overpriced in relation to gold - quoting the GSR is at a 28 year low, and that there are concerns that "physical demand" won't support the speculative prices. Interesting to read mainstream opinion.
they're just getting my hopes up. I find i halirious that the first sign of silver in the MSM is bear. If they did not pick nor publish stories about the bull, that according to them is history why would any sane person expect them to pick the bear?
Well said. It's the people who did not see it coming trying to predict the what they never saw. Hillarious
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Forget price speculation, that's for the market manipulators. What we are actually concerned with is silvers value as a physical commodity. I believe industrial demand in China & India will continue to drive the price skyward it's a truly valuable finite resource once it's consumed it's gone forever. Kinda like saying oil prices will fall dramatically in the forseeable future. Shrite
I do wonder if a correction is coming, long term being a different matter. There are a continuing number of analysts warning of overheating, especially when you look at how far its moving from the 200MDA. Unless this is the super, super spike?...
I'm wondering as well about the correction... The thing is though, there's a serious backlog of silver orders from all the major players like PM, ABC etc. If the demand is > the current supply, market theory stipulates that the current price is below the market equilibrium?
Is the AFR indepedent, or motivated by self interest in spruking to investors the benefits of corporate entities and their equities? Are they cherry picking reports of negative sentiment when silver is heating up, while ignoring all the good news stories while it moved from A$14 to A$40.
Yep!, But Im a new stacker, not rolling in fiat, I wanna stack whilst I can still get it relatively cheap...alas, the "cheap' days are fast leaving us.... "Rolling in fiat"...what a foul, unhealthy proposition!, you'd catch something! But rolling in Ag,...
I don't understand the concern with spot at $40. I started stacking last November and saw it go from $26 to $40 in 5 months, an increase of over 50%. Does anybody doubt it will not be $60 in September? Thats a 50% increase from today! I reckon it's worth keeping on, keeping on stacking.
Its more of a chart concern I think, as opposed to long term fundamentals. (correct me if Im wrong guys,..) Looking at the 200MDA, its WAY above it.. check this, http://forums.silverstackers.com/topic-8035-food-for-thought.html I'm still educating myself and found this really interesting stuff...for me, being a relative noob, was good to keep me a bit grounded...its easy to think 'Yippeee' its going to the moon and never coming back, when, in reality....
Further articles today in the AFR on both gold and silver - suggesting there's a possible downside to the current run in silver prices, and that there's upside to the price of gold (and that it's not in a bubble). About 3 pages worth of coverage in total - fairly comprehensive for MSM!