With the massive oversupply of Silver even with 20% reduction in mining can’t see it above 13
Oversupply? Where are you pulling this info from?
I haven’t heard or seen a jewellers, dealer, stacker, industry, bank or anyone actually have a sign up saying “Out of Silver”.
Is my understanding of shortage wrong, to me a shortage means at least hard to get, but silver isn’t hard to get at all, it’s everywhere.
Few months back the second largest primary Silver mine in the world closed due to human rights abuses and we didn’t have a blip on spots prices.
Only people who says there is a shortage of Silver are self interested industry body, bullion dealers, collectors, pumpers, stackers and miners. I totally understand if one is talking about Perth Mint series one Lunar OX is rare, but saying generic Silver is in shortage is ridiculus.
Not in asia. No one seems to be interested in silver at all. While gold is bought/sold everywhereSilver is way more common with the common man, gold is way more common with banks/countries/etc. I would expect way more silver to be found on the streets than gold.
Wouldn't a shortage at the places you say suggest a rise to $50 is on the cards? I agree it isn't that short yet but I thought maybe you had some solid data backing your opinion. For me personally I hope silver drops to $5-10 an oz as I would like to get a lot more of it.
Not in asia. No one seems to be interested in silver at all. While gold is bought/sold everywhere
Nothing to do with Morgan, to increase Silver prices 5 of the biggest mines needs to shut.
There is so much Silver being dug out of ground, it almost silly to call Silver a precious Metal,
Most of the poorest people in the world can afford to wear Silver jewellery just says it all.
Think of oil... it wasn’t the banks that drove spot price down to $20 a barrel.
$20 a barrel occurred becuase of the sheer volume of new oil fron American frackers flooding the market with cheap oil, and to remedy the price collapse. The only thing that worked to increase price of oil, opec had to reduce production. And it’s the same for silver.
Another way of looking at it, why are raspberries more expensive than bananas, basically scarcity. The only time bananasa came close to raspberry prices was when there was a shortage.
People go and on about banks wanting to keep prices down, when it reality there is just so much of it, even the banks want the price to go up.
Think back when was the last time Silver spot price was $40.... when bullion’s dealers didn’t have any to sell.