Despite Low Prices, Demand For Silver Plunges 40%!!!! | |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 7011596 United States 06/30/2013 04:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ahh yes the laws of supply and demand still apply. The rabid cultist silvertards on GLP must have skipped economics101 in school. Nobody except the youtube glp morons wants the quadrillions of oz. of silver Max Keiser, Bill Murphy and Mike Maloney are selling. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 19077910 United States 06/30/2013 05:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Meh. i will continue to stack. Never thought Id see below $20.00 again. Im looking long term. Short-term volatility is a given. With Helicopter Ben printing $85 Billion (That we know of) per month, Ill keep my shiny stuff. What is the failure rate of fiat currencies? 100% |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 5078497 United States 06/30/2013 05:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Meh. i will continue to stack. Never thought Id see below $20.00 again. Im looking long term. Short-term volatility is a given. With Helicopter Ben printing $85 Billion (That we know of) per month, Ill keep my shiny stuff. What is the failure rate of fiat currencies? 100% Quoting: Anonymous Coward 19077910 If prices dropped even after 4 quantitative easing programs and endless bailouts, what would make the prices ever rise? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 5992371 United States 06/30/2013 05:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So it isn't just those evil banksters driving the prices down. People just dont want to buy it. If the indians dont want it then you know silver is fuckin toast. People and countries buy Gold. Plats and Palladium. I love how the tards always try to lump silver in with gold, kinda like people from NJ trying to say their from NYC. Silver is the low class of the PM world. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1311324 United States 06/30/2013 05:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Meh. i will continue to stack. Never thought Id see below $20.00 again. Im looking long term. Short-term volatility is a given. With Helicopter Ben printing $85 Billion (That we know of) per month, Ill keep my shiny stuff. What is the failure rate of fiat currencies? 100% Quoting: Anonymous Coward 19077910 If prices dropped even after 4 quantitative easing programs and endless bailouts, what would make the prices ever rise? the markets are heavily rigged. continuous printing of fiat currency will lead to hyperinflation. the dollar has already lost the vast majority of its value, whereas an ounce of silver is still an ounce of silver. it will always have industrial uses. it will always have health benefits in colloidal form. your fiat dollars will make nice toilet paper. one needs only to look at the weimar republic or zimbabwe. i have several ONE HUNDRED TRILLION dollar bills from zimbabwe. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 41762181 United States 06/30/2013 05:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Meh. i will continue to stack. Never thought Id see below $20.00 again. Im looking long term. Short-term volatility is a given. With Helicopter Ben printing $85 Billion (That we know of) per month, Ill keep my shiny stuff. What is the failure rate of fiat currencies? 100% Quoting: Anonymous Coward 19077910 If prices dropped even after 4 quantitative easing programs and endless bailouts, what would make the prices ever rise? How about bullion banks covering shorts by forcing downward momentum to get the hedgies to increase shorts? Then when there is ecumenical bearishness, squeeze the short side--but only after going net long. You guys are amateurs. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 42539152 United States 06/30/2013 05:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I love to read dis-information articles from the elite. Silver almost brought them down and they went all out to destroy silver prices. it will not last, long term. Silver always comes back and this time is no different. Take away their power to print money out of thin air and silver would have already brought them down. . |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 5992371 United States 06/30/2013 05:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I love to read dis-information articles from the elite. Silver almost brought them down and they went all out to destroy silver prices. it will not last, long term. Silver always comes back and this time is no different. Take away their power to print money out of thin air and silver would have already brought them down. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 42539152 . Billions of silver mined each year. BILLIONS! which is why prices are where there at. Enough with the absurd banksters shit. Yes they play a part in it but free markets always come out on top |
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User ID: 39464638 United States 06/30/2013 05:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I love to read dis-information articles from the elite. Silver almost brought them down and they went all out to destroy silver prices. it will not last, long term. Silver always comes back and this time is no different. Take away their power to print money out of thin air and silver would have already brought them down. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 42539152 . Billions of silver mined each year. BILLIONS! which is why prices are where there at. Enough with the absurd banksters shit. Yes they play a part in it but free markets always come out on top The amount of silver produced per year in the entire world is roughly around 680 million ounces of silver [4]. If you take our world population of roughly 6.7 billion people that means about one tenth of an ounce of silver is produced per year per person. A good way of visualizing that is a dime. If this dime were made of silver this would be about one tenth of an ounce of silver and it would cost you about $1.67 today is what it would be roughly. If you want your share of the amount of silver produced this year you would want to buy yourself this much silver per year. You probably are buying this amount of silver per year if you buy cell phones and computers and all the things that have silver in them that we don't even know about like RFID tags. If you wanted to be sure you got your share of silver per year you would want to get this much and spend like $1.60 per year. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 23559912 United States 06/30/2013 05:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | TPTB's Plan to make PM's look like a bad idea (with the intent and purpose to prop up the dollar) is obviously working. The signal for the end game is the fed buying their own bonds (because NO ONE else wants them). And lest you forget...that is EXACTLY what they have done/are doing. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 42590589 South Korea 06/30/2013 06:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Meh. i will continue to stack. Never thought Id see below $20.00 again. Im looking long term. Short-term volatility is a given. With Helicopter Ben printing $85 Billion (That we know of) per month, Ill keep my shiny stuff. What is the failure rate of fiat currencies? 100% ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A SECOND to that opinion... 6000 years of trade history in Silver, Gold, and other precious commodities. Verses a 100 year history of trade with a crime festering paper currency. And in reality it has only been 40 years since Nixon closed the "Gold Window" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In the 34 years before Nixon closed the gold window, the money supply in the U.S. grew less than two fold. In the 34 years after Nixon’s action, the money supply expanded 13 fold. The Fed’s massive inflation of the 1990s resulted in the greatest advance in stock market history. Continued inflation is now pushing housing prices to record levels. Automobiles now cost more than houses did only thirty years ago. Despite establishment assertions that the dollar is “sound,” investors should prepare for further declines in the value of the dollar and plan their investments accordingly. History shows that no government, after going on a fiat monetary system, ever reverses course until its paper currency is destroyed. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ That is, if you put money in a coffee can in 1971 and buried it in the back yard, you’ve lost 82% of your purchasing power in the United States and 91% in Great Britain. What’s Happened to the Dollar Since 1971 Here is a Story... Imagine it’s 1971, and you’ve volunteered for a science experiment: you’re going to be frozen alive for five years in a test case for future space travel to planets light years away...Read at Link... [link to www.citizeneconomists.com] Of course these are just "examples" you could have "invested" in the Stock Market, and you may, or you may not, have been Ripped Off by the Crime Cartels, Fraudulent Companies, and Fake Ratings Reports, their Bankruptcies, their Risk Gambling etc... You MIGHT have done alright, but the statistics are indicating something VERY different. IF, you are an "Insider" or are "Connected" to the dominant Crime Cartels, and you spew their propaganda you are "IN". If you are an "ordinary" investor you are likely fleeced like a sheep. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 5992371 United States 06/30/2013 06:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I love to read dis-information articles from the elite. Silver almost brought them down and they went all out to destroy silver prices. it will not last, long term. Silver always comes back and this time is no different. Take away their power to print money out of thin air and silver would have already brought them down. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 42539152 . Billions of silver mined each year. BILLIONS! which is why prices are where there at. Enough with the absurd banksters shit. Yes they play a part in it but free markets always come out on top The amount of silver produced per year in the entire world is roughly around 680 million ounces of silver [4]. If you take our world population of roughly 6.7 billion people that means about one tenth of an ounce of silver is produced per year per person. A good way of visualizing that is a dime. If this dime were made of silver this would be about one tenth of an ounce of silver and it would cost you about $1.67 today is what it would be roughly. If you want your share of the amount of silver produced this year you would want to buy yourself this much silver per year. You probably are buying this amount of silver per year if you buy cell phones and computers and all the things that have silver in them that we don't even know about like RFID tags. If you wanted to be sure you got your share of silver per year you would want to get this much and spend like $1.60 per year. Silver institute says 787 million oz global production of silver. Thats a shit load of silver considering the 40% drop in demand [link to www.silverinstitute.org] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 42590589 South Korea 06/30/2013 06:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The math (according to MeasuringWorth.com): Dow 1/4/1971 – 830 Gold 1/4/1971 – $35 Dow today: $12,516 Gold today: $1,497 [Not Current Value] Dow percentage gain for that time-frame; approximately 1,500% Gold percentage gain for that time-frame; approximately 3,500% The Last 10 Years Dow vs. Gold Dow 5/18/2001 – 11,301 Gold 5/18/2001 – $273 Dow today: 12,516 Gold today: $1,497 [Not Current Value] Dow percentage gain for that time-frame; approximately 11% Gold percentage gain for that time-frame; approximately 548% You can go ahead and calculate the 1.8% dividend into the equation, but even at a 25% return, double the 11%, it is dwarfed by the overall gold return. Source... [link to buygoldandsilversafely.com] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 5992371 United States 06/30/2013 06:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Since 1971 What Has Been A Better Return – Stocks Or Gold And Which Will Have A Better Future Return? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 42590589 The math (according to MeasuringWorth.com): Dow 1/4/1971 – 830 Gold 1/4/1971 – $35 Dow today: $12,516 Gold today: $1,497 [Not Current Value] Dow percentage gain for that time-frame; approximately 1,500% Gold percentage gain for that time-frame; approximately 3,500% The Last 10 Years Dow vs. Gold Dow 5/18/2001 – 11,301 Gold 5/18/2001 – $273 Dow today: 12,516 Gold today: $1,497 [Not Current Value] Dow percentage gain for that time-frame; approximately 11% Gold percentage gain for that time-frame; approximately 548% You can go ahead and calculate the 1.8% dividend into the equation, but even at a 25% return, double the 11%, it is dwarfed by the overall gold return. Yes, GOLD. They talk about Gold not Silver. Gold is not silver and much to the dismay of the silvertards, silver is not gold nkr will it ever be. Stop lumping silver with gold because they are not the same nor should they ever be mentioned in the same sentence. Source... [link to buygoldandsilversafely.com] |
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User ID: 39464638 United States 06/30/2013 06:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I love to read dis-information articles from the elite. Silver almost brought them down and they went all out to destroy silver prices. it will not last, long term. Silver always comes back and this time is no different. Take away their power to print money out of thin air and silver would have already brought them down. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 42539152 . Billions of silver mined each year. BILLIONS! which is why prices are where there at. Enough with the absurd banksters shit. Yes they play a part in it but free markets always come out on top The amount of silver produced per year in the entire world is roughly around 680 million ounces of silver [4]. If you take our world population of roughly 6.7 billion people that means about one tenth of an ounce of silver is produced per year per person. A good way of visualizing that is a dime. If this dime were made of silver this would be about one tenth of an ounce of silver and it would cost you about $1.67 today is what it would be roughly. If you want your share of the amount of silver produced this year you would want to buy yourself this much silver per year. You probably are buying this amount of silver per year if you buy cell phones and computers and all the things that have silver in them that we don't even know about like RFID tags. If you wanted to be sure you got your share of silver per year you would want to get this much and spend like $1.60 per year. Silver institute says 787 million oz global production of silver. Thats a shit load of silver considering the 40% drop in demand [link to www.silverinstitute.org] So then its not billions! BILLIONS! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 5992371 United States 06/30/2013 06:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 5992371 Billions of silver mined each year. BILLIONS! which is why prices are where there at. Enough with the absurd banksters shit. Yes they play a part in it but free markets always come out on top The amount of silver produced per year in the entire world is roughly around 680 million ounces of silver [4]. If you take our world population of roughly 6.7 billion people that means about one tenth of an ounce of silver is produced per year per person. A good way of visualizing that is a dime. If this dime were made of silver this would be about one tenth of an ounce of silver and it would cost you about $1.67 today is what it would be roughly. If you want your share of the amount of silver produced this year you would want to buy yourself this much silver per year. You probably are buying this amount of silver per year if you buy cell phones and computers and all the things that have silver in them that we don't even know about like RFID tags. If you wanted to be sure you got your share of silver per year you would want to get this much and spend like $1.60 per year. Silver institute says 787 million oz global production of silver. Thats a shit load of silver considering the 40% drop in demand [link to www.silverinstitute.org] So then its not billions! BILLIONS! It is year over year because where the heck do you think all the silver mined from 1900's -2013 went? It's still out there. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 42166361 United States 06/30/2013 06:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ujjwal Zaveri, partner, DP Zaveri & Sons, a 35-year-old silver firm in Mumbai's Zaveri Bazaar, said: "There is no demand for silver at all in the market unlike gold. A price crash in gold has spurred demand among Indian consumers but in the case of silver it has not happened so. People are thinking that silver prices will further crash and are holding back their decisions |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 42478390 United States 06/30/2013 07:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Silver institute says 787 million oz global production of silver. Thats a shit load of silver considering the 40% drop in demand Quoting: Anonymous Coward 5992371 [link to www.silverinstitute.org] In about 60 years, we have managed to consume about 80% of the silver EVER MINED in the last 6,000 years. There is NO WAY current mining can keep up to demand. Any in-your-hand silver will increase in value in a spectacular fashion very soon. BUY it now if you can and are smart. |
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User ID: 33382770 United States 06/30/2013 07:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If this is so cheap can you guys post a link where I can buy pure silver silverware table set for 8 people....im yet to find a good silver pitcher. . Thanks Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21702325 I'd like to know that too... Bad Dog Fly On. No Fear. I like big mutts and I cannot lie! Cave Canem! All comments are meant meant for entertainment purposes only and should not be construed to reflect the feelings and opinions, implied or expressed, of the author. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 42166361 United States 06/30/2013 07:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Silver institute says 787 million oz global production of silver. Thats a shit load of silver considering the 40% drop in demand Quoting: Anonymous Coward 5992371 [link to www.silverinstitute.org] In about 60 years, we have managed to consume about 80% of the silver EVER MINED in the last 6,000 years. There is NO WAY current mining can keep up to demand. Any in-your-hand silver will increase in value in a spectacular fashion very soon. BUY it now if you can and are smart. In your opinion why is silver better than the other 3 metals which are all more rare and in higher demand especially the platinum/palladium metals and all have better fundamentals than silver. |