Silver the Gold's baby brother could soon be worth as much as Gold ? according to some analysts in the recent 12 month period the price of silver increased by more than 100% while gold increased only 27% many experts believe that silver is just getting started ,3 articles by David Zurbuchen. "The World's Cumulative Gold and Silver Production," "The Silver Deficit," and "The Real Silver Deficit."
In these articles, Mr. Zurbuchen presents the numbers behind the claim that there is less Ag above ground than Au. However, he ultimately arrives at the rarety ratio of 1 to 5.78. Based upon this information there is 5.78 times as much usable Ag above ground as Au. So, $1400 Au should equal $242/oz Ag. Be smart buy silver now if you can find it !
Monday, March 28, 2011
Gold and Silver Selloff
There is a big Selloff today in the Gold and Silver's market a lot of profit taking in this case a defensive approach is advised , gold price could go back as low as $1385 says analyst Phil Streible , this correction is a great occasion to buy more gold and silver a golden occasion that may not repeat itself before the summer when experts expect the Gold to go as high as $1500
Sunday, March 27, 2011
James Turk : Gold should be in backwardation even though interest rates don't show it.
In a recent interview with www.mineweb.com James Turk said that Gold is not just another commodity : JAMES TURK : No definitely not - because gold is not like other commodities. Gold is in fact not a commodity it's money. It's a tangible asset like other commodities but it is in a different asset class within this tangible asset group. Commodities are consumed and they disappear, gold does not get consumed, it doesn't disappear, it continues to be accumulated every year, there's about 1.5% more gold added to the above ground stock of gold - and the reason why gold is accumulated in this way is because it's money and as a consequence it has an interest rate structure that is determined by the market, so gold should be in backwardation even though interest rates don't show it.
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