iShares Silver Trust (ETF) (SLV)

For every ounce of Gold we find in nature ... we find about 16 ounces of Silver. Gold is primarily stored and used, as bullion, coins, or jewelry. Silver has industrial and medical uses in addition to its use in jewelry, coins, and bullion. The Silver to Gold ratio therein is 16 to 1, yet we find, historically, that silver trades, on average, at a 50 to 1 ratio. At current prices: with Gold at $1148.50 + 6.60 and Silver at $18.48 +0.02 ... that ratio is now 62 to 1.

** I find silver is SERIOUSLY undervalued. With Gold at $1148.50 a 50:1 ratio would value silver at $22.97 ...

** If silver were value per its ratio 16:1 as found in the environment ... then silver would be valued at $71.78 ....

We've all heard about Gold and what it is going to do, and what it has already done. How about it's undervalued step-sister Silver.

Inflation and user demand will drive the price of silver higher.

Better looking then gold

stable or rising but volatile so good for writing options per MF Pro. Bought at $12+, sold one set of options, made 6%. Meanwhile price of SLV has also risen to $17 !

Keeps going up.

mmmmmmmmmmmmm me likey precious metals me likey a lot

SLV is concluding its terminal fifth wave up since nov 2008 lows. SLV is still hitting lower highs compared to $21 in 2007.

SLV is falling below 50dayMA -on volume- -on lower MACD.

A pure play etf on silver.

Money Supply Growth is in double digits as Fed inflates the currency to prevent collapse and pay off unsustainable national debt in cheaper dollars. Shadow Government Statistics data shows real inflation at 12-13%. Silver will continue to rise in this environment.

Silver prices will inflate along with gold, oil and all the other hard assets as the dollar falls in value.

Silver will benefit from the inevitable inflation that will result from expansionary fiscal policy.

Inflation is coming. It will not take a year for the printing of money to catch up with the value of a dollar. Commodities and mining will reap huge profits as the dollar devalues. My favorites are silver, zinc, copper and gold.

Long-term bet on a weaking US dollar.

I have taken full control of my finances since retiring and doing very well. I maintain 20 stocks in my portfolio, and remove the bottom dwellers( although they may be good stocks), to replace with better issues. I am buying precious metalsand other commodities, oil excepted, based on the dollars weakness and it's probability to go lower for obvious reasons.

Follow the crescent moon my hooded minions

Precious Metals performs well in times of deflation and inflation, but not stability. Look around you, anything seem stable?

Mars...red rocks.

Historically there is a ratio between gold and silver. At the moment that ratio would favor silver. With gold at 1000 silver should be trading near 50.