Came across an article by Professor Fekete discussing the volatility of silver in the last 140 years. You get 2 for the price of 1. check it out http://professorfekete.com/articles/AEF140YearsOfSilverVolatility.pdf
Of interest would be a graph that overlaps the GSR on to the gold price and the silver price over time. ie to see whether GSR is greater or smaller relative to when the actual price of gold (and silver) is at all time highs and lows.
Seems to be a bit of a hatchet job to me. Sprott is always touting gold and silver whether PMs are high or low. He also shifts his funds around from time to time when something gets a bit overbought. That's how he tries to get his funds outperforming without trading as such. edit if he sold silver and bought apple then that would be a bit different.
Sprott is a hack, you don't preach manipulation and then go and sell a shit ton. He is one of those fake permabulls that spews out nonsense in order to keep the uninformed on his side. Being rich does not make you honest and truthful, infact in many cases it is the complete opposite.
Cool, lets play the man, and ignore the content of respective arguments. awesome rabble rabble rabble
Give me one good reason why you should trust someone that SELLS what he preaches will go to the moon? It isn't "rabble rabble rabble" when you think about it.
Who says i trust him, or anyone else for that matter. If you can rigorously assess an argument's merits, you don't even need to trust 'the man' or anyone. The desire to 'trust' an opinion is for lazy sheep.
