$13 silver might be possible

SilverDJ said:
Holdfast said:
$14.77 USD Close today.
http://goldprice.org/
My bet is still $9.80 USD

Based on what cause?

Take a pick...

China's GDP - highs and what will follow.

2015 Chinese stock market crash and the fall-out

Pending stock market crash in the United States.

Lets not even talk about Europe; it's an investment destination that could literally implode.

Primary silver mine cash costs have dropped significantly.

Physical Silver Market fatique.

Paper manipulation.
 
Pirocco said:
There are some signs of long term bottoms.
1. This forum is visited by 4 folks
2. Most dealers that became dealer the last decade run companies like luxe cab renting, pizza tents or drive a truck.
3. Silverinstitute.org redirects to a warez site
4. The world is rosy with lotsa flowers and bees
Pizza tents :P I look forward to some good pizza and beer at the next ANDA-fest coin & pizza event.

The real problem I see is that stackers will all stand around and complain about the premium on the pizza slices and try to arrange a group buy for a full pizza, but then I will get hungry and go home and microwave some old 2014 pizza from my stack and it just won't be very satisfying.
 
And then someone will complain to Bron that Perth Pizza doesn't care about tomato sauce spots and that the pizza base probably comes from Canada.
 
Holdfast said:
SilverDJ said:
Holdfast said:
$14.77 USD Close today.
http://goldprice.org/
My bet is still $9.80 USD

Based on what cause?

Take a pick...

China's GDP - highs and what will follow.

2015 Chinese stock market crash and the fall-out

Pending stock market crash in the United States.

Lets not even talk about Europe; it's an investment destination that could literally implode.

Primary silver mine cash costs have dropped significantly.

Physical Silver Market fatique.

Paper manipulation.


Can you list some primary silver mining co's that have a positive P/E ratio right now? I am curious to know.

Jim
 
Jim4silver said:
Holdfast said:
SilverDJ said:
Based on what cause?

Take a pick...

China's GDP - highs and what will follow.

2015 Chinese stock market crash and the fall-out

Pending stock market crash in the United States.

Lets not even talk about Europe; it's an investment destination that could literally implode.

Primary silver mine cash costs have dropped significantly.

Physical Silver Market fatique.

Paper manipulation.


Can you list some primary silver mining co's that have a positive P/E ratio right now? I am curious to know.

Jim

some of the worlds largest silver mines produce silver as a by product to the mines main metal. The all in cash cost of 90% of the worlds mined silver is well below the current USD price.
 
Court Jester said:
Jim4silver said:
Holdfast said:
Take a pick...

China's GDP - highs and what will follow.

2015 Chinese stock market crash and the fall-out

Pending stock market crash in the United States.

Lets not even talk about Europe; it's an investment destination that could literally implode.

Primary silver mine cash costs have dropped significantly.

Physical Silver Market fatique.

Paper manipulation.


Can you list some primary silver mining co's that have a positive P/E ratio right now? I am curious to know.

Jim

some of the worlds largest silver mines produce silver as a by product to the mines main metal. The all in cash cost of 90% of the worlds mined silver is well below the current USD price.

And those mines are struggling due to the collapse in commodity prices.
 
Court Jester said:
Jim4silver said:
Holdfast said:
Take a pick...

China's GDP - highs and what will follow.

2015 Chinese stock market crash and the fall-out

Pending stock market crash in the United States.

Lets not even talk about Europe; it's an investment destination that could literally implode.

Primary silver mine cash costs have dropped significantly.

Physical Silver Market fatique.

Paper manipulation.


Can you list some primary silver mining co's that have a positive P/E ratio right now? I am curious to know.

Jim

some of the worlds largest silver mines produce silver as a by product to the mines main metal. The all in cash cost of 90% of the worlds mined silver is well below the current USD price.


Hence my use of the term PRIMARY silver miner. I guess you can't produce said PRIMARY silver miners with positive P/E ratios?

The below article says 30% of silver comes from primary silver miners, not 10%. Look at the other mines where silver is a byproduct: copper, zinc and lead, gold- all metals whose prices have been slammed too. I don't know what the true cost to produce metal is for copper or zinc/lead, maybe they are "hurting" since their prices are low now, but I am guessing.

Some nice charts in the below article.

http://www.mining.com/byproduct-of-metal-price-meltdown-is-a-higher-silver-price/

Jim
 
Court Jester said:
some of the worlds largest silver mines produce silver as a by product to the mines main metal. The all in cash cost of 90% of the worlds mined silver is well below the current USD price.

Show me a CEO of a mining company who says he doesn't care how much $$ their Ag "by-product" is going for, and I'll show you a liar..
 
Gatito Bandito said:
Court Jester said:
some of the worlds largest silver mines produce silver as a by product to the mines main metal. The all in cash cost of 90% of the worlds mined silver is well below the current USD price.

Show me a CEO of a mining company who says he doesn't care how much $$ their Ag "by-product" is going for, and I'll show you a liar..


i didnt say no one cares I said it is mostly mined as a by product with the focus of the mine on other primary metals. It is a bonus to get as long as it is worth it still approx cost of $5/oz anything above this it is worth it to extract.
 
^ your not the only one that will finally be proven right about something that many had laughed at :D
 
Still seeing some support > $14

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