Silver Fundamentals for an Exponential Growth

The sharp rise in the price of  silver during 2010 is due to the result of a large increase in demand from both the industrial sector and the investment sector , as reported on the global report on silver . World demand in the investment sector, grew by 40% last year, reaching 279.3 million ounces for a total of 5.6 billion dollars.The total demand in the industrial sector grew by 12.8% reaching the highest of the last 10 years to 878.8 million ounces in 2010.

Silver

Silver has scored an average price of $ 20.19 per ounce in 2010, a level surpassed only in 1980 and well above the average of $ 14.67 in 2009. Its strength is still continuing in the first months of 2011 with an average price of London gold fixing at $ 31.86 at the end of the first quarter and It probably won't change throughout 2011. In addition, inflation is seen rising and the problems relating to sovereign debt in the euro zone are still very strong. Both of these factorss will boost the demand for investment in gold and silver
The reason that the U.S. has well over 100 million workers, yet the world has about 250 million oz. of silver in known inventories! If 1/10th of an ounce of silver is a day's wage of $100, then an ounce of silver would be $1000/oz. The other historic value was the gold to silver ratio. One ounce of gold was the same value as about 10 to 15 ounces of silver. Again, due to silver's scarcity today, that ratio will certainly deserve to be exceeded, to at least 5 ounces of silver to one ounce of gold. Thus, silver will be valued at about 1/5th of $400, or $80, assuming that gold is fairly valued at $400. But, if gold should really be valued at about $5,000 per ounce, then silver will be about $1000/oz.

MAKE SURE YOU GET PHYSICAL SILVER IN YOUR OWN POSSESSION. Don't Buy SLV, or Futures or Pooled Accounts or any other BS paper silver product .Remember anything on paper is worth the paper it is written on. Go Long Stay long the bull market have even started yet

Keep the faith in silver

keep faith in the silver market the fundamentals are still there , the shortage is still there , and the FED is still debasing the dollar despite all the manipulation and rigging the future for the silver is bright , and there is one way and one way only where the silver price is heading and that is up up and up , I hope you take advantage of this pull-back and purchase more physical silver , you may never see those low prices again....keep stakin folks...




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Silver Fundamentals Explained

Silver Fundamentals Explained



gold's primary function is as money, so a very high price could make the central banks look for an alternative. As far as supply goes, there are many gold mines that are able to ramp up production to meet the higher price, but the vast amount of gold held would be little impacted. So gold would be fairly inelastic, but nothing like silver ,While supply and industrial demand is inelastic, the factor to observe is investment demand. This is essentially what determines the price. Supply and industrial demand doesn't have to change as price moves, merely investment demand.99% of Financal advisors have no clue. They have ZERO education in metals history, fundamentals, or currency cause and effect. The FA to stock up on the US dollar....

SILVER FUNDAMENTALS - Investment Demand - Mike Maloney

Gold and silver will go easily above $9000 an ounce for gold and $500 an ounce for silver! Madness! The free market always wins. It always does. Hang on for the ride of your life. Thanks for the great question Tim, hope you enjoy this.
More Q&A videos to come, stay tuned folks.yes the awareness factor is huge. We are definitely in Phase 2,



It's obvious how the govt. is suppressing the metals and I agree that eventually the free markets will win. I am curious how the metals markets are going to react when this thing in the gulf erupts or is blown up, and causes the greatest calamity known to the U.S., and perhaps the world. As it is, if the markets were left alone, the metals prices would be significantly higher. What if we hypothetically add a disaster scenario to the equation, or for that matter, a series of disasters?this is very good news i hope the suppression lasts a few more years so we can stock up even more! I just started investing in gold and silver.the last graph probably does not include central banks. China for one has a lot of gold ownership at this stage, and since they're the biggest US creditors, I'd say that is what is keeping US Dollar from collapsing :-)

What annoys me to no end is the UK government doesn't consider silver a precious metal, they consider it a industrial metal.

And since it's a industrial metal they tax it, 17.5% VAT added in tax to a metal people are trying to use as a investment. CHINA. For the first time Chinese citizens have the right to hold gold and silver and finally have the extra income to purchase precious metals. And they are!

SILVER FUNDAMENTALS - Investment Demand - Mike Maloney

The free market always wins. It always does. Hang on for the ride of your life. Thanks for the great question Tim, hope you enjoy this.