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And in this volatile market keep close eye on the one minute charts

I think its very hard to say exactly what is causing short term movements. The easter spike was up on low volume, and its come back, low volume markets are always risky because price movements are more easily influenced.

For a short term trade seems like good logic to me. Just keep those stop losses tight.

Out of curiosity does Bob Moriarty have to disclose his financial positions when he writes these articles. Given the 'certainty' of his opinions, i wonder if he was shorting the silver market. Nothing like writing an opinion to protect a loosing position (by the way i am only speculating here...

(1) who knows, even if it is a temporary parabolic movment where will the price settle? Even if it comes back 20% to around $40, its not a panick. (2) if bullish consensus is so high, then why are there so many shorts on the market. I would be more worried if there were significant net longs...

In my opinion there is a risk in just comparing two figures and drawing a conclusion. Yes the nominal increase is massive as you state. But what should have been the real price of silver in 2009 and 2010? This is the essential question that must be asked before we can state with certainty that...

Jim Rogers is a very intelligent guy but more importantly his views should be listened to because of the money he has made from his views. Lots of people have views, few can translate those views into creating money making opportunities. The key message i took from this interview was Jim...

I think the safest would be to buy slowly. Silver is in a long term bull market. If she buys some now and for whatever reason the silver price has a temporary downwards movement, then she can buy more. The end strategy to keep in mind is that silver is in a LONG TERM multi year price accent...