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Relationship Between Premium And Spot Price

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Following chart showed the ASE premium over spot since 2013:

Relationship-Between-Premium-And-Spot-Price

When premium peaks, usually silver spot price is at a local bottom; and vice versa. It seems that the best time to buy, is when premium already passed its peak and dropped; before spot price jumped.
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Interesting chart, leon. I have been buying silver over the past week, so we'll see what happens!
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Supposedly, from what I read on this forum, there is a glut of silver. So, why the high premiums if Ag is so readily available?
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The main reason the premium percentage is up when the price goes down is math.

Most dealers I know charge spot plus a fixed amount, whether it be $0.99 over spot or $4.50 over spot. They don't change their premium when spot changes, so as a percentage premium it does change.


I'd rather see the data as what the premium is in $/ounce rather than percentage of spot.
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