iShares Silver Trust (ETF) (AMEX:SLV)
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The investment seeks to reflect the price of silver owned by the trust less the trust expenses and liabilities. The fund is intended to constitute a simple and cost-effective means of making an investment similar to an investment in silver.
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Silver has bottomed and is heavily oversold. Long term upside potential makes it worth the volatility risk at these prices.
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I don't see how Gold and Sliver don't do very well in this current environment. Central Banks of the world are in a race to devalue their currency - who devalues the fastest and who devalues the most wins.. and with QE3, QE4, .., QEn inevitable Silver and Gold will continue to rise. While SLV and GLD are not my preferred investment vehicle (re-hypothecation risk, money locked down - ask MF Global clients, etc) for tracking purposes I am opening positions in the ETFs.
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Industrial use is still quite important while reserves are getting exhausted and growing demand for real value vs excess printing of fiat $ is an additional pressure on prices to rise.
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there will be volatility but the trend will be higher from here
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I have gone through over a hundred years of data at a very granular level and gold has an early year bounce seasonally, after a seasonal autumn/Christmas trough, in something like 95 % of the cases. Silver follows gold, if imperfectly, and I expect this will in the short term. There are some reasons the seasonality persists even though one would think goldbugs would arb it away. I expect the seasonal bounce and worries about global geopolitical and economic dysfunction, to offset in the short term, the growing realization that the inflation everybody has been worried about will take a while to bite and short term we may have some serious disinflation and persistently sloppy global economy. Gold is more seasonal than energy and other nonprecious metal commodities, and the silver will follow. .
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I was looking for a price below 30, but this is close enough.
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If the new administration (2012) induces a strong enough tariff to exceed parity with China and other countries who supply labor and products to the USA, factories will spawn in this country the likes of which have not been seen since the period following WW II. Stemming the tide of outsourcing will create a demand for raw materials and natural resource extractions such as silver to unimaginable levels.
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The best bet !
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Silver will pick up as soon as the European debt crisis passes.
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Silver always has had a 10:1 ratio with Gold. By that measure, Silver should be trading around 160!
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Top-performing ETF in any category, annualized over 3- or 5-year period. Has handled both bull and bear markets well in same time periods. Unlike gold, used in lots of industrial applications, so demand isn't driven only by hoarding/fear.
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Looks stable at around 40 bucks and ready to run to 50-plus.
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This silver bubble can't last! (can it?)
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the case for silver long term is compelling....
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Duh.. The Bernank?
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Will close the gap with gold soon
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Poor man's insurance for a dangerous world.
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I'd been waiting for this pullback. Things got really frothy back in April(it basically had tripled in 2 years). I still believe this story is intact long-term. I think that this is an excellent entry point
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