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Bob Chapman on Discount Gold and Silver Trading Jan 05 2010
Bob Chapman on Discount Gold and Silver Trading Jan 05 2010
This Decade, Silver Will Be Worth More Than Gold
I think everybody will buy physical silver after having seen this video. Silver, the greatest investment in human history
just as gold went from $35 to $850 per ounce in a decade(1969-1980) and palladium went from $200 to nearly $1,000 in just 3 years(1997-2000), we believe over the next decade silver investors will be rewarded greatly!
1980
World population: 2.5 billion
Global GDP: 10 trillion U.S. dollars
China is the eleventh largest economy
Gold Stocks: one billion ounces
Silver Reserves: 3.5 billion oz
Silver Spot Price: $ 50
Inflation-adjusted spot price: $ 456
2010
World population: 7 billion (+176%)
Global GDP: 60 trillion dollars (+500%)
China is the second largest economy
Gold Stocks: 7 billion ounces (+600%)
Silver inventories 500-700 million (-91%)
Silver Spot Price: 30 $ (-40%)
Difference to the inflation-adjusted spot price in 1980: $ 426
* The annual supply is less than the (increasing) demand
* 2009: Production: 710 million, demand: 880 million ounces
* Silver is the metal with the world's most applications
* The number of applications is steadily rising!
* In many applications, silver by
no other material can be replaced
* Silver is shorts and forwards in the amount of
7 billion ounces (10 years of production) under pressure
set. These positions must be covered - how?
* More and more investors become aware of silver
and enter into the market.
* Currently there is less disposable silver than in 1300
* The amount of silver available on the market is much smaller
than that of gold - but gold is 50 times more expensive
*:
* Silver is the most undervalued commodity in the world
* Silver IS the greatest investment in history
What price silver will actually achieve, we must wait - the markets are unpredictable. But the economic fundamentals of supply and demand are always - unless the markets are manipulated. But everything has a beginning has an end - thus also the manipulation not go on forever ...
just as gold went from $35 to $850 per ounce in a decade(1969-1980) and palladium went from $200 to nearly $1,000 in just 3 years(1997-2000), we believe over the next decade silver investors will be rewarded greatly!
1980
World population: 2.5 billion
Global GDP: 10 trillion U.S. dollars
China is the eleventh largest economy
Gold Stocks: one billion ounces
Silver Reserves: 3.5 billion oz
Silver Spot Price: $ 50
Inflation-adjusted spot price: $ 456
2010
World population: 7 billion (+176%)
Global GDP: 60 trillion dollars (+500%)
China is the second largest economy
Gold Stocks: 7 billion ounces (+600%)
Silver inventories 500-700 million (-91%)
Silver Spot Price: 30 $ (-40%)
Difference to the inflation-adjusted spot price in 1980: $ 426
* The annual supply is less than the (increasing) demand
* 2009: Production: 710 million, demand: 880 million ounces
* Silver is the metal with the world's most applications
* The number of applications is steadily rising!
* In many applications, silver by
no other material can be replaced
* Silver is shorts and forwards in the amount of
7 billion ounces (10 years of production) under pressure
set. These positions must be covered - how?
* More and more investors become aware of silver
and enter into the market.
* Currently there is less disposable silver than in 1300
* The amount of silver available on the market is much smaller
than that of gold - but gold is 50 times more expensive
*:
* Silver is the most undervalued commodity in the world
* Silver IS the greatest investment in history
What price silver will actually achieve, we must wait - the markets are unpredictable. But the economic fundamentals of supply and demand are always - unless the markets are manipulated. But everything has a beginning has an end - thus also the manipulation not go on forever ...
Silver, the greatest investment in human history
Silver Shortage This Decade, Silver Will Be Worth More Than Gold
just as gold went from $35 to $850 per ounce in a decade(1969-1980) and palladium went from $200 to nearly $1,000 in just 3 years(1997-2000), we believe over the next decade silver investors will be rewarded greatly!1980
World population: 2.5 billion
Global GDP: 10 trillion U.S. dollars
China is the eleventh largest economy
Gold Stocks: one billion ounces
Silver Reserves: 3.5 billion oz
Silver Spot Price: $ 50
Inflation-adjusted spot price: $ 456
2010
World population: 7 billion (+176%)
Global GDP: 60 trillion dollars (+500%)
China is the second largest economy
Gold Stocks: 7 billion ounces (+600%)
Silver inventories 500-700 million (-91%)
Silver Spot Price: 30 $ (-40%)
Difference to the inflation-adjusted spot price in 1980: $ 426
* The annual supply is less than the (increasing) demand
* 2009: Production: 710 million, demand: 880 million ounces
* Silver is the metal with the world's most applications
* The number of applications is steadily rising!
* In many applications, silver by
no other material can be replaced
* Silver is shorts and forwards in the amount of
7 billion ounces (10 years of production) under pressure
set. These positions must be covered - how?
* More and more investors become aware of silver
and enter into the market.
* Currently there is less disposable silver than in 1300
* The amount of silver available on the market is much smaller
than that of gold - but gold is 50 times more expensive
*:
* Silver is the most undervalued commodity in the world
* Silver IS the greatest investment in history
What price silver will actually achieve, we must wait - the markets are unpredictable. But the economic fundamentals of supply and demand are always - unless the markets are manipulated. But everything has a beginning has an end - thus also the manipulation not go on forever ...
Dont buy new positions in the precious metals sector as gold and sliver says Puru Saxena
Jan. 5 2011 | Don't buy new positions in the precious metals sector as gold and sliver are very much overextended, says Puru Saxena, chief executive at Puru Saxena Wealth Management. He shares his thoughts with Daryl Guppy, CEO at Guppytraders.com and CNBC's Martin Soong & Sri Jegarajah.
Probe Blames BP, Halliburton for US Oil Spill
AlJazeeraEnglish--January 05, 2011-- http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40941697/...
A White House commission investigating the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has said the companies involved were more interested in saving money than saving lives. It says the April explosion at the Deepwater Horizon oil rig was the result of failures by BP, Halliburton, Transocean and government offices dealing with the well. The commission also said similar accidents could happen again if the industry does not change the way it operates. Al Jazeera's John Terrett reports from Washington.
A White House commission investigating the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has said the companies involved were more interested in saving money than saving lives. It says the April explosion at the Deepwater Horizon oil rig was the result of failures by BP, Halliburton, Transocean and government offices dealing with the well. The commission also said similar accidents could happen again if the industry does not change the way it operates. Al Jazeera's John Terrett reports from Washington.
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