Silver down more than $3 today

Silver is an industrial metal and its value will plunge when there is global economic slow down.
 
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Silver is an industrial metal and its value will plunge when there is global economic slow down.
Exactly that´s my concern aswell. The next days will show if the strong gold/silver correlation really continues.
 
First off I like to buy whenever I can and do own silver. I am in the Jewelry business and have direct connections to wholesale silver. I have heard from a reliable source that silver should hit $125/oz in 90 days or less due to a demand issue that has not been made public.
This is why you see the price increase of almost $10/oz this last thirty days. I don't usually make predictions and I hope I am wrong as this will severely impact my business. I can tell you that there will be a change to another precious metal also because of the coming announcement. Sorry I cannot give you more details about this at this time.

Just a rumor but I thought I would share.....

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...-in-90-days-(in-summer-2011)&highlight=silver

oops.... that was coming up on 120 days ago.... and they still can't reveal the secret source?!?!?
 
I think you were missing the point.

Yes, you make a very valid point and I agree. My point with that article was that we are seeing a REMONETIZATION of precious metals.

Whatever demand dries up on the industrial side will be gobbled up AND THEN SOME by the MONETARY demand.

There are different points of view, but you don't deny that large supply of silver are held by part suppliers who will reduce their inventory in first sign of economic slowdown? Sure Silver may go up in the long run but at the start of a global recession silver values will come down.
 
I think you were missing the point.

Yes, you make a very valid point and I agree. My point with that article was that we are seeing a REMONETIZATION of precious metals.

Whatever demand dries up on the industrial side will be gobbled up AND THEN SOME by the MONETARY demand.
Agreed...wait till they announce QE3
 
I think you were missing the point.

Yes, you make a very valid point and I agree. My point with that article was that we are seeing a REMONETIZATION of precious metals.

Whatever demand dries up on the industrial side will be gobbled up AND THEN SOME by the MONETARY demand.

Just keep in mind 80% of silver is consumed for industrial use.
 
Look at the parallels today vs. yesterday:
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You know Asia has to be buying silver hand over fist right now. Gold barely moves but silver is being (short term) smacked into the dirt? Buying opportunity for those so inclined. Don't be fooled by the liquidation moves and JPM's shenanigans.
 
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