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But it's funniest too, positive for mind. Wish I'd have some ;)

Sorry, but you are in the wrongs here, quoting all this data as it's not connected with speculators. Speculators DON'T deal with physical, they never take delivery or deliver. Also, nowhere it's mentioned these transactions went through CME, meaning they played little or nil role in establishing...

There's no question of 'pullback'. USD became unlimited virtual currency, trillions are wired from keyboards. It's a question of deliberate control. Gold jumped from 30 in 1930 to 2000 now. It can only go upwards but... If FRS grants a few billions as usual, banks can short it by a few hundred...

Could you please link me to "central bank" gold purchases you mentioned? Do these banks trade @CME? Sadly, I couldn't find such data that corresponds to speculators' joint impulses to sell or buy. Also, any example when they [which central banks exactly?] decreased prices when [someone, who?]...

If you have virtually unlimited cash (like FRS), you can suppress PMs prices for years via banks. Silver especially is a strategic metal commonly used by military and government aerospace. They are accumulating physical while keeping it's rise checked.

Not before it breaks 30USD, later 50. Untill then - relax.

While more and more trillions of USD being wired from keyboards into banks and markets, PMs plummet (11 Aug)? Come on! It's a deliberate action, the command to stop natural rise. Since 1930s gold multiplied from 30$ up to 2000$. This steady process shows devaluation of fiat. US market is a...

My Lunars are still climbing in price, silver price doesn't matter that much.

Same here. US economy will fall sooner or later, debt is unbearable. It already happened in 1873 Germany and 1929 US.

As far as google says, the Alibaba.com presently has jurisdiction in US. If so, perhaps any citizen can file a complain about this even to... FBI?.. I mean, maybe the thing should just get to the media which will in return force authorities to react?.. Media, anyone? :rolleyes:

Greetings, everyone! It came to my attention that Alibaba.com, an internationally-recognized business entity is openly giving shelter to the mob factories, which are producing fake Australian, US, Austrian and Canadian coins at a large scale. In my understanding, such an obvious crime should be...

Ye, you don't know... You are very wrong because demand for silver is permanently high. Not long after cash costs or further all-in costs jump above silver spot price, miners will eventially shut down. And if they shut down, then the production will fall, supply will decrease and the prices...

I already cited a site where cash costs are mentioned. And here is another study: http://www.pwc.com/ca/en/mining/publications/pwc-global-gold-price-survey-results-2013-12-en.pdf So, the all-in cost per slv oz is presently above 10$ and that is the logical argument. While you have... none.

And how the hell do we know that, I wonder??? All-in costs for miners are quite higher then that. And industrial demand stays on, so... Need not to load us with such unsubstantial "opinions".

I somewhat agree with this guy: http://www.investing.com/analysis/silver:-another-downward-move-211282 The thing about present downfall is that many companies had expanded mining last year due to excellent profits by selling silver above 30$. Nevertheless, the managers say they already started...

In my life experience it's impossible to gain without some loss.

Take a look, pal: http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/content/en//mineweb-silver-news?oid=239082&sn=Detail

Contrary to the conspiracy theories, it seems the market is quite reasonable at the moment. If we compare miner's cash costs for gold and silver, the second appears to be overvalued even now. Although cash costs in US are somewhat around 20$, it's just about 10$ elsewhere in the world (taking in...

Bought yesterday a little bit when the spot was 27.4 Our currency lost 1% vs USD in two days - supporting long side.

Silver has shown quite a bullish candle on Friday. Although there was an attempt to push it down and keep below 28.5, it quickly rebounded to new highs. Technically it speaks of a strong support and change in trend from 'down' to 'flat'. I plan to buy a little bit next week.