Friday, December 24, 2010

WHY IS SILVER THE BEST INVESTMENT NOW? Mike Maloney

"...they don't make any money off the gold and silver... they tell you that it's dangerous... don't put any more than 10% in your portfolio as a hedge... what a bunch of crap! Gold was $35 an ounce in 1971... for the DOW to have had the same performance over that period of time it would have to be over 26,000 points." - M. Maloney



GOLD is the money of the KINGS, SILVER is money of the GENTLEMEN, BARTER is the money of the PEASANTS, but DEBT is the money of the SLAVES!!!

Silver Shortages Accelerate - Wholesale Supplies Plunge

Silver Shortages Accelerate As Wholesale Supplies Plunge: Krieger/Keiser - 1; JP Morgan - 0
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/silv...

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/22/2010 10:42 -0500

Is the Kriger/Keiser "Short Squeeze JPM to Oblivion" plan working? Judging by the wholesale availability of silver (or lack thereof) the answer is a resound yes. In Coin Updates News we read that "as of today, there are no longer any regular wholesale supplies of the 1 ounce through 100 ounce silver rounds and bars available for immediate delivery. It may be possible to locate incidental quantities of some product, but most wholesalers are now promising two to four weeks delivery to allow time for the silver to be fabricated." Over the weekend we noted that even at the smaller, retail level, Silver American Eagles sold by the US Mint, have surged to a 2010 high in just the first three weeks of November. Is America now fully intent on ending Jamie Dimon's domination over the precious metal space?

James Turk and David Morgan on the silver price and CFTC

In this timely video, David Morgan of Silver-Investor.com and James Turk discuss current high silver prices and the CFTC's investigation. Recorded on November 6, 2010.



A massive increase in short position of non-US banks has increased almost 1000% from 614 contracts in July to 6,329 contracts in December + 5,715. This offset the decline in the short position of the US banks over the same period which has reduced from 31,803 contracts to 26,332 contracts (delta -5,471 contracts). Which non-US bank(s) has increased its short position? What is relationship to the US Bank mega-shorts, JPMorgan and HSBC? Adrian Douglas I think we have seen the asian physical bulls (sovereign or not) take control of the market for the most part. Silver has shaken a a bit of it's outright correlation with gold while the GSR is in a major downtrend. QE2 will likely be $1.5 trillion + not including any swaps.  QE3 has been mentioned already.

There is no stopping the technical trend without a fundamental change, not considering volatile short term price movement.

Thank you Jim and Thank you David. All the Best.
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