Endeavour Silver Corp. (CAN) (NYSE:EXK)

mine performance improvement adding to profitability plus estimates of reserves at new properties.

Exk one of best silver miners around, growing reserves and profitability

Silver and silver mining stocks may go lower, but this is definitely a low price for a well run company with rising production. I'm in with real money and will buy more if it goes lower.

new operations of El Cubo mine

Way outperform!

silver mines work best with slave labor mining; cost will eat u alive today every 1 wants paid I say EXK has a 5 handle before 8 of course the SnP has dropped in May will it repete?

another Sinch pick.

silver as currency play

Silver is on an upswing

Should be a stellar performer as silver pushes up to $40

Sinchy!

This company has provided many good short-term buying opportunities due to the high volatility of the silver market and this stock's tendency to overshoot on a sell off. Although volatility is unlikely to go away, this stock remains an excellent long-term investment since the silver bull run has many years to go and the mining stocks are severely undervalued relative to the price of the metals. Competitive currency debasement is becoming as big an international sport as soccer, unfortunately the violence that often accompanies these events is likely to follow this new sport. The eventual winners will be the precious metals and anyone who holds them, including the miners.

The metals run will continue until the US stops inflating away its national debt.

silver going higher along with EXK

The demand for silver will rise!!

My thesis is that silver will not remain below $30/oz for long in the coming months, if at all, and that volatility will continue. I would not encourage anyone to invest in silver itself in this environment. However, young primary silver miners are something else completely. As long as the price of silver remains safely above production costs, silver mines have incentive to reopen, and exploration companies are motivated to look for new potential mineable areas.

Even if silver does drop under $30 for an extended period of time, the increasing production of many primary silver miners and silver explorers/soon-to-be producers will far outweigh the drop in silver price in terms of earnings. Looking out 12 months and beyond, even in a protracted environment of, say, $20-25 silver, many explorers/young producers will easily mitigate that potential drop in silver price with their growing production, and share prices will follow suit upwards.

I'm giving a Fool's thumb up to several silver miners, b/c I believe that silver will trade above $35 later this year, and will rise over time from there. However (full disclosure), I am personally invested only in the following, due in part to their extreme production growth potential (and many of them have quite low production costs, too):

Currently Producing:
*Silvermex
*Alexco
*Aurcana

Not Yet Producing:
*South American Silver
*Wildcat Silver
*Sabina
*Bear Creek

Always do your DD, and don't forget to have fun. Fool on!

EXK depends on the price of silver, which will remain in a longterm uptend due to the debt issues in Europe and the US along with an expanding Asian productionj & consumption economy. Silver goes to $70 with in a year!!!

Silver Silver Silver, wayyy tooo beat up on this last pull back. Adopted IFRS, one time hit to income, up, up, and away this year

CME Group's blatant market manipulation has created a window of opportunity for those that were late to this bull run. This isn't an asset bubble popping, this is a healthy correction. Silver will still likely hit $60 by the end of the year.

Mainstream news is citing that George Soros and others have "sold their gold and silver." Truth is, they only sold their PAPER silver in anticipation of this steep market correction. My guess is that these investors are reinvesting all of those paper profits into PHYSICAL as well as the paper they recently sold.

The entire silver market screams of manipulation. The CME group raised margin requirements in order to lower volatility...yeah right, and in doing so, created even more.

As bad as this downward move has been, watch for a pretty steady rise back up once the dust settles.

Everyone is saying that QE3 won't happen, but reality is, it has to. The labor market is already struggling despite QE2 still in effect. The stock market has shown recent weakness as well. As soon as QE2 and 2.5 expire, watch for non-PM/commodity related stocks to drop. The market as a whole may decline 10+ percent. This will be the excuse Bernanke needs to announce QE3 and keep interest rates low.

Long AG, SLW, EXK, and PAAS.