Silver is not in a bubble Ready to Burst as some on Wall Street think
the silver market is on fire right now and what's driving it is the common man in the streets as Eric Sprott said in an early interview , it is the demand from the small investors that is driving this rally , people are looking for a safe heaven to protect their assets as they are losing faith in the fiat currencies, the inflation is rising the FED continues to debase the dollar , there is no stopping to the silver rally as the fundamentals are still rock solid , and a 50$ an ounce is a no brainer in the short to medium term ...keep on stacking folks you will be glad you did ....
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Gold Hits Record High on geopolitical concerns and rising inflation
Again today Gold hits another all time high record of $1457 an ounce $16 more than the previous high set on march 24th , the causes of this hike are geopolitical concerns the weakness of the dollar and the rising inflation , the public in these cases always looks for a safe haven where to protect their assets gold is becoming more attractive people are literally flocking to gold.
Eric Sprott on CNBC - silver to shine - 05 April 2011
Eric Sprott on CNBC - silver to shine after it hits US$39 per ounce
Eric Sprott runs one of the largest hedge funds in Canada his PSLV (silver) Sprott Physical Silver Trust since it was launched October 29th 2010 it has increased by over 75% in value , IPO at $10/Share now trading at $17/Share .Eric Sprott believes that it is the man in the street who is driving the demand for silver for example the US mint this year has sold as many dollars in silver coins as it has sold in silver coins but the prices are different by 38 to 1 which really means that the common guy is buying Silver the reason silver going up is because of savers Eric says people want to rather own a hard asset than a paper asset there is also the industrial demand and the fear factor related to QE1 , QE2 and a possible QE3 it is not just about the weakness of the dollar , a lot of people are losing confidence in the Euro the Yen and of course the dollar We are still far away from a bubble Eric explains the precious metal ownership is still less than 1 percent so there is no mania going on as of yet , Eric dos not believe that interest rates have anything to do with the silver rally so even if the FED raises its rates it won't affect the rally what's driving it is the lack of faith in the currency , Sprott believes that Silver will dramatically outperform Gold over the next 5 years he calls the next decade the Silver's decade while the last decade was Gold's decade ....keep on stacking folks !
Eric Sprott runs one of the largest hedge funds in Canada his PSLV (silver) Sprott Physical Silver Trust since it was launched October 29th 2010 it has increased by over 75% in value , IPO at $10/Share now trading at $17/Share .Eric Sprott believes that it is the man in the street who is driving the demand for silver for example the US mint this year has sold as many dollars in silver coins as it has sold in silver coins but the prices are different by 38 to 1 which really means that the common guy is buying Silver the reason silver going up is because of savers Eric says people want to rather own a hard asset than a paper asset there is also the industrial demand and the fear factor related to QE1 , QE2 and a possible QE3 it is not just about the weakness of the dollar , a lot of people are losing confidence in the Euro the Yen and of course the dollar We are still far away from a bubble Eric explains the precious metal ownership is still less than 1 percent so there is no mania going on as of yet , Eric dos not believe that interest rates have anything to do with the silver rally so even if the FED raises its rates it won't affect the rally what's driving it is the lack of faith in the currency , Sprott believes that Silver will dramatically outperform Gold over the next 5 years he calls the next decade the Silver's decade while the last decade was Gold's decade ....keep on stacking folks !
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