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Is Silver Heading To The Bottom Of The Tank?

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 Posted 12/07/2015  2:36 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add macdon to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
it looks a roller coaster ride for metals
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PM are following oil at the moment, no end of the tank bottom it seems.
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yes there IS an end... zero would be the end...
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Same is happening with all comodities at the moment.

Leading World miners are predicting prices for their products will remain low for the next 2 to 3 years.
That includes silver, along with oil, coal, gold, copper, iron ore, aluminium etc..

The Australian economy is suffering just now and will continue that way, until there is a general rise in commodity prices.

Now is the time to increase the size of your silver stash by drip feeding into it over the nest 2 to 3 years.
You won't make any profits in the short term.
999 bars are probably the best form to bet on, with less worry about numismatic premiums.

I was buying silver at $5 per ounce, but that was back in the 1980's. That would equate to a current price of about $12, when taking inflation into account.


Have a look at the 50 year silver price chart, then do a bit more navel gazing.
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 Posted 12/24/2015  12:53 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Henry M Smith to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
The price depends on the currency. Lately the dollar has strengthened, so the metals dropped. Think of it like this, if two people in different countries buy an ounce of silver, and one currency strengthens against the other, the one with the stronger currency will likely see the greater drop in metal price.
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